Looks great. Since I'm not a dev, one of the the things that has been bothering me about Gutenberg integration is the difficulty to find already made specific blocks in existing plugins. Plugins of this kind tend to contain several or a lot of blocks, the majority of which you may never use at all. Furthermore, you can find your needed blocks in different plugins, making it difficult to accept that, to use 1, 2, 3 blocks, you have to load 2 or 3 different plugins and tens of blocks.

So, the alternative is building your own blocks. But the majority of WordPress site owners won't know how to do this.

A blocks infrastructure like this – or single-blocks-plugins, for that matter – can alleviate the need to load different plugins and useless code, allowing us to use only what we need.

One other question I have is how does a solution like this allow us to use WordPress dynamic content? If the blocks are CMS-agnostic, how do they communicate with WordPress content?