T-Builder now runs from your Tredcoo account

With version 0.9.0 the agent that does the work no longer lives in the WordPress plugin. It runs on the Tredcoo platform, from your account, and the plugin on the customer's site has become a thin executor: it receives the tool calls, carries them out and reports back. This is the biggest change to T-Builder since the first release, and it changes how you work with it every day.

Why the agent left the plugin

A WordPress AI agent that converts a full template makes long chains of model calls. On the customer's shared hosting that chain ran inside one PHP request, and shared hosts end long PHP requests. A conversion that needed a minute would be cut off at thirty seconds, and the plugin had to work around timeouts it could not control.

Now nothing waits on the customer's hosting any more. The conversation, the model calls and the template compiler run on the platform. The site is only asked to do short, concrete things: create a draft, install a plugin, save a widget. Each of those finishes well within any host's limit.

Projects, one per site

Every site you connect gets a project in your account. The project holds the conversation with the agent, the files you uploaded, the knowledge you wrote down about the site, and the Activity list of every draft the agent made. You open the project from your account and work from there; the customer's wp-admin is where you edit in Elementor, not where you talk to the agent.

Team members and budgets

An AI website builder for agencies has to work for more than one person. The account owner invites team members and gives each of them access per project: view, edit or manage. A member sees only the projects they were given. Each member also gets a monthly budget in dollars, so a junior can work on a client's site without being able to spend the whole credit of the account.

Files and knowledge in the account

Templates, brand assets and the notes the agent should know about a site are kept in the account, next to the project. They are one click away on every later job on that site, and they stay with you when the plugin is updated or reinstalled.

What you need to do

Update the plugin to 0.9.0 from your account. Existing sites keep their key; the first time you open the project the agent picks up the site's profile. Converting templates stays free; the chat draws from the account's credit as before, and the pricing page shows what a conversation costs.