The builder

The builder is where you create and change your site. It has two halves: the chat (left) where you talk to the AI, and the live preview (right) that updates as it works.

The chat

Type what you want and press Enter. While the AI works you'll see short progress notes and action chips (e.g. *Read /*, *Edited /about*). You can:

• Queue a follow-up — keep typing while it works; your next message sends automatically when it finishes.
• Stop it — press the Stop button to halt a run mid-way.
• Attach files — click the paperclip or just paste an image; see Images & files.
• Use Option/Cmd+Enter for a newline without sending.

The live preview & page tree

The right side shows your actual site. Multi-page sites get tabs at the top, arranged as a tree so you can see structure — a section page (like /services) shows its sub-pages indented beneath it. Use the desktop/mobile toggle to check responsiveness, and click a tab to switch pages.

The composer

• Build / Discuss switch — Build makes changes; Discuss only talks them through. See Build & Discuss modes.
• Voice — tap the mic and dictate; a live waveform shows it's hearing you. Accept with ✓ or discard with ✕. The chevron next to the mic picks the dictation language.
• Edit a sent message — hover your message and click the pencil: it loads back into the composer, and sending re-runs from that point (later changes are rolled back first).

The preview toolbar

• Preview / Settings tabs — the same workspace, two views. Settings holds the domain, access, favicon, sitemap, redirects, SEO and danger zone.
• Edit — comment mode: click any element on the page and send feedback pinned to it. See Point at elements.
• Device switcher — cycle desktop / tablet / mobile canvases to check responsiveness.
• Page pill — shows the current page's name; the chevron opens a searchable page picker, the refresh icon reloads the preview.
• Publish — opens the publish panel: status, your live URL with copy/open, who can view the site, and the publish action. A pulsing dot on the button means there's unpublished work. See Publishing & visibility.