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    Creating Themes · automattic bundle
    Guidelines for creating new WordPress block themes from scratch — load this before generating theme files
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    Rebuild Section · automattic
    R4a of the design-qa escalation ladder — rebuild ONE divergent section into canonical, editable WordPress core blocks from its source HTML, screenshots, spec, and design tokens, when R1–R3 (CSS / spec-rebuild / re-extract) could not reach visual parity. Dispatched as a subagent by design-qa; not user-invocable. Output ships ONLY if it re-scores `match` and survives canonicalization with no content loss — otherwise the loop falls to the R4b styled-island floor.
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    Replicate Theme · automattic
    Parity-first carry-and-scope theme reconstruction — dispatched by `/liberate` after capture. Instead of projecting the source onto editable WordPress blocks (the `replicate-with-blocks` path), it CARRIES the source page near-verbatim and SCOPES the source's own CSS under a per-site wrapper, producing a high-fidelity but NON-block-editable theme. It owns only the reconstruct→theme stage (capture already happened in `/liberate`); writes `output-carry.wxr` + a `<site>-carry` theme and installs into a Studio site named after the source. Use when the user picks "theme replication" at the `/liberate` checkpoint, or asks to "carry the HTML", "scope the source CSS", or maximize visual parity vs. blocks.
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    Model Local Data · automattic
    Analyze an OWNED local static site's JavaScript data grids or repeated static-HTML content cards and emit a data-model.json that turns that data into real WordPress posts/taxonomy + native query loops while keeping the styling/animation/modal JS. Produces the model that liberate-local's convert step consumes. Use before liberate_convert_local_site when the source renders its content from JS data (catalogs, listings, galleries) or repeated post-preview cards in static HTML.
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    Design Foundations · automattic bundle
    Build a coherent design-foundation JSON from a liberated site — semantic color/typography/spacing roles with evidence trails. Consumes the partial scaffold produced by liberate_design_foundation_scaffold plus aggregate HTML/CSS analysis and representative rendered HTML; produces a complete design-foundation matching the schema. Call after liberation, before theme generation.
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    Testing Wp Runtime · automattic
    Guidelines for running wp-now to validate WordPress plugins and themes at runtime
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    Compose Page Blocks · automattic bundle
    Compose a single liberated page's WordPress block-editor markup from its rendered HTML and screenshot. Inputs are a sanitized HTML file, a desktop screenshot, the design-foundation tokens, the URL's archetype (page/post/product/etc.), and the source URL. Output is a string of valid block markup that round-trips through parse_blocks, uses theme tokens (no inlined hex colors), and contains only text drawn from the source HTML. Call per-page during the streaming watch loop after extraction has produced HTML+screenshot for that URL. Use when a freshly-imported page needs `post_content` upgraded from raw HTML into block-editor markup so the replica theme's tokens, gradients, and patterns actually render.
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    Generating Patterns · automattic bundle
    Guidelines and examples for generating WordPress block patterns — load this when creating patterns for themes
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    Replicate With Blocks · automattic bundle
    Spec-driven, whole-site block-theme reconstruction for a liberated site. Invokes design-foundations → creating-themes → clustering → spec extraction → generating-patterns (fan-out, per cluster) → assemble → validate → install → design-qa to produce a responsive, editable WordPress block theme that matches the source site's layout, content structure, and visual design. Call after `liberate` (extraction) and before content import, or re-run standalone to re-theme an already-extracted site. Use when the user says "rebuild this site," "replicate the design," "make a theme that matches," "recreate the layout," or asks for a WordPress version of a liberated site.
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