The WordPress plugin that pairs a live site with ReDock.
Install it on a site you own and the site appears in the dashboard. A key per client, revocable from the site at any time. Paste a list of sites, type a short code on each, and every site delivers its own key.
Paste the addresses. Each gets an eight-character code, shown once, good for 24 hours and one use. Type the code into the plugin on each site and the row turns green as the site answers. The key travels from the site to ReDock, never through your clipboard, and every site in the batch joins the client group you picked as it connects.
One site can hold several clients, each with its own key. The plugin's settings page in wp-admin lists every client, each with its own Revoke. Deactivating the plugin ends every connection. A key can be read-only.
Every request is signed, so an unsigned request is refused and a captured request cannot be sent again. The plugin's file commands open only the five wp-content folders a site is edited in, so wp-config.php and the rest of the site root are out of reach rather than on a list of refusals. A connect key cannot read the other keys on the site.
When a site is paired, ReDock Blocks is installed alongside so the design tools work on that site without uploading anything by hand.
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