Workflow · Website
Ask for a website. Get the design, the backend and the analytics.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to a website project and describe your site. Your AI writes the design; MINT becomes its backend — pages, SEO, images, lists and analytics, all editable in the panel. No headache over security, SEO or tracking.
You end with
A live site your team edits from the panel — no code change, no redeploy.
An afternoon
- 1Start a website project
- 2Connect Claude or ChatGPT
- 3Describe your site
- 4The design and the backend get built
- 5Deploy and add your domains
- 6Edit it from the panel
- 7Or build it visually
- 8Publish when it’s ready
Step by step
8 steps. Here’s each one.
- 01YouProjects → New → Website
Start a website project
Choose Website when you create the project — from scratch, or from a template (a blog, a business site, a portfolio, an online shop) that arrives with its pages, lists and sample content. Either way it comes with the website kit — Pages, SEO and Contents — and a Site setup screen for everything site-wide.
- From a template or from scratch — a template’s pages and lists are yours to change
- Pages, SEO and content-block models, ready and public (read-only)
- Site setup: name, logo, favicon, colours, font, contact and social links
- A home page that lists what’s still missing — each with a link to where it’s set
- 02YouBuild → Connect AI
Connect Claude or ChatGPT
Make a project key with “Can build” on, then add MINT to your assistant. The Connect AI page shows each set-up with your key already filled in.
- Claude (web or desktop): add a custom connector with the URL
- ChatGPT: developer mode, then a connector with the URL
- Claude Code: one command in your terminal — Cursor: one entry in its MCP settings
- A key is for one project, acts as you, and can be revoked at once
- 03YouYour AIIn your AI chat
Describe your site
Talk about the business, not the code: “a two-page site for my bakery — a home page, an about page and a menu of our products.” The AI shows you the pages and lists it plans before it writes anything.
- Pages, their SEO and their content blocks, in order
- Lists — products, services, team, testimonials — as models of their own
- Nothing is saved if any part of the plan is invalid
- 04Your AIMINTYour AI editor + your project
The design and the backend get built
While your AI writes the site’s code and design, it puts everything the site shows into your project instead of into the code. The code reads it back through the site API.
- Site setup filled in: name, logo, favicon, colours, font, contact, default SEO
- Every page with its SEO and content blocks; images in your Media library
- Lists become linked models with their public API on
- The analytics tracker on every page
- 05YouSite setup → Domains · Check the site
Deploy and add your domains
Deploy the site wherever you host it, list its domains, and run Check the site: it opens your live home page and confirms every tag is really there.
- Analytics counts only your domains, so nobody can send visits in your name
- Indexing switch: off while you build, on when you launch
- sitemap.xml and robots.txt served for you, wired up by the AI
- 06YouWebsite → Pages, Contents · Site setup
Edit it from the panel
Change a heading in Contents, a price in Products or the favicon in Site setup — the live site shows it within a minute. Ask the AI to change the site later and it updates the same pages and blocks instead of adding copies.
- Draft, Published and Archived pages — take one down without deleting it
- The menu comes from published pages, with dropdowns from parent pages
- Blogs, products, members’ areas: one more model each
< 1 min - 07YouWebsite → Site builder
Or build it visually
Rather see what you’re changing? Open the site builder: your page appears as visitors will see it. Click any part of it — a heading, a picture, a button — and change it in the panel beside it, or type straight onto the page. Add blocks and ready-made sections by clicking or dragging them in. Every change saves itself as a draft.
- Your pages, and an outline of every block on the page — drag to rearrange
- Words, pictures, links, icons and what a button does — each with its own picker
- Pop-ups and side drawers that open from any button
- Styles for phone, tablet and desktop — spacing, colours, type — and a theme with your own colours and fonts
- One header and footer for every page, and sections you save once and reuse
- Undo and redo, and a warning if a teammate changed the same page
- 08YouMINTSite builder → Publish
Publish when it’s ready
Visitors keep seeing the last published version while you work. Publish lists what changed and anything to fix first, then puts it all live at once — with each page’s title, description and share image, the sitemap and your analytics.
- Exactly what changed since the last publish, page by page
- Problems — like a button pointing at a deleted page — stop Publish and take you to the block
- Redirects and a page-not-found page in your site’s own look
- Every publish is kept as a version of the site
live
Included
Included. No headache.
The parts of a website developers usually lose a week to are settings in Site setup — and a site built with AI wires them up for you.
SEO
- Title, description, share image and canonical URL per page
- Default SEO for pages without their own
- sitemap.xml and robots.txt, generated
- Google Search Console and Bing verification
- 301 and 302 redirects
Analytics
- Page views, visitors, visits, bounce rate
- Top pages, referrers, devices, countries, clicks and events
- No cookies; visitors with Do Not Track aren’t counted
- Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and more — paste an ID
- Server-side events for Meta and Google
Security
- Response headers like X-Frame-Options and Content-Security-Policy
- A read-only site API — no key in your front end
- Analytics locked to your domains
- Rate limits on every public call
- Your team on roles, passkeys and two-step sign-in
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