How to Edit Divi and Bricks Content With AI

Divi and Bricks do not store a page as plain HTML. Divi keeps it as module shortcodes, Bricks keeps it as a structured blob in post meta. That is why most "AI website" tools cannot really edit them: they generate HTML, and HTML is the wrong shape. Respira writes each builder in its own format, so the edit opens correctly in the visual builder afterwards.

Native format, not pasted HTML

When you ask an assistant to change a Divi section, Respira reads the existing module tree, changes the right module, and writes it back as valid Divi. Same for Bricks: it edits the Bricks structure, not a rendered copy. The result is a real edit you can keep working on in the builder, not a static block that breaks the next time you open Divi or Bricks.

What you can change

• Text, headings, buttons and links inside existing modules.
• Section and column structure, spacing, and layout.
• Global elements and reusable parts, in place.
• Whole new sections generated from a description, in the builder’s format.

How it stays safe

Builder edits are the easiest way to silently break a page, so Respira edits a duplicate first, validates the layout renders, and takes a snapshot before anything publishes. You approve the change in wp-admin, and any edit can be rolled back in one click. The full mechanism is in how AI edits WordPress with human approval.

How to do it

1. Install Respira for WordPress and connect your assistant on the MCP page.
2. Ask for the Divi or Bricks change in plain language.
3. Review the duplicate in the visual builder, approve, and it publishes.

Related: can ChatGPT or Claude edit a live WordPress site? and the full AI WordPress editing guide.