Use cases · Code
Build an MVP site
Describe a product and Code writes a working static site with a live preview and versions. Publish it or push it to GitHub.
The problem
You need something real to put in front of people before you hire anyone or write a backend: a landing page, a pricing page, a calculator, a small tool that runs in the browser.
How it works
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Describe the product, the pages and the tone in Code.
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A model writes the files, and a live preview runs them next to the conversation.
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Change it by talking or by hand. Every change is a version you can compare and restore.
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Ask several models to review a version, then publish it, connect your own domain, push it to GitHub or download a ZIP.
What you give it · What you get
What you give it
- A description of the product, its pages and its look
- Optional images and files to use
- The model, or Auto
What you get
- A static site: HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- A live preview and a saved version of every change
- A published address, a GitHub repository or a ZIP
What to know
- Code writes a static site. It does not create a backend or a database, so anything that must store data needs a service you connect yourself.
- Publishing and custom domains open after the workspace's first paid top-up.
- The multi-model review is a second opinion, not a security audit.
The prompt the button opens
Build a one-page pricing calculator for freelance photographers. They enter shoot hours, editing hours and travel distance, and get a quote they can copy. Clean layout, mobile first, all logic in JavaScript in the browser, no backend.
Try it with your own words
The button opens Code with this prompt in the box, for you to change. Signed out, you sign in first and land there with the prompt kept.