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The Website Agent changes your website from a request in plain language. Describe the page or the edit you want, and it reads your site, writes a plan, builds the change and shows you a live preview. Nothing goes live until you click Publish.
What it can do
- Edit any page on your site, from headlines and copy to images and layout
- Create a new page from one sentence: a customer resource page, a page for a new flavor, a landing page for a campaign
- Change UI elements such as buttons and links
- Generate on-brand images for a page, or work from photos and documents you attach
For example: "Add a Where to Buy page that lists our stores by state, and a 'Find Peachly near you' button on the homepage."
Before you start
Your site's code needs to be in a GitHub repository, and GitHub needs to be connected under Brand DNA → Connectors. That is a one-time step. See Connect GitHub for the Website Agent.
Your brand role also decides what you can do here: Use lets you work on a preview, and Publish lets you send changes live. If Publish is locked, request access from the button or ask a brand admin. See Team Access Control.
Make a change
- Open Agents and switch from Chat to Website.
- Click New change request and describe what you want in one sentence.
- The Agent reads your site, writes a plan and builds the change. Follow along as it works.
- Check the Preview on desktop, tablet and mobile. Ask for adjustments in the same conversation.
- Click Publish when it looks right. If you'd rather have an engineer review first, copy the review link and send it over.
Each request stays in the list on the left as Published or Archived, so you can come back to it later.
What it won't do
| The Website Agent can | The Website Agent can't |
|---|---|
| Build and preview any change you describe | Publish without your approval |
| Create pages, edit copy, swap images, change buttons | Work on a site whose code isn't in GitHub |
| Generate on-brand images for a page | Change your hosting, domain or DNS |
| Give you a review link for an engineer | Change a repository you didn't connect |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does publishing change my site immediately?
Yes, once you click Publish. Until then the change exists only in the preview.
Can I ask for several changes in one request?
Yes. Describe them together, or send them one at a time in the same conversation.
What if I run out of credits mid-request?
The request pauses and shows a top-up card. Anyone in the organization can add credits, then press Continue to pick up where it stopped.
Next Steps
Connect GitHub if you haven't, then try a small change first, like a new button on the homepage, to see the preview and publish flow end to end.
