Proposal first
The agent says what it will change and in which files. Nothing is written until you click Apply.
Describe what you want in plain words. The agent changes the site's own code with your design system, and shows you a proposal first. Nothing changes until you apply it.
The agent says what it will change and in which files. Nothing is written until you click Apply.
Apply is a single step in the history. ⌘Z takes it back.
The price line shows what a request costs in credits before it leaves.
The agent reuses what the site already has: your sections and components first, then an adapted version, and only then something new.
Colors, fonts and spacing come from the site's tokens, so a new section looks like the rest of the site.
Design system in the docsThe scope starts at what you selected. One click widens it to the section, the page or the whole site.
The agent answers with a proposal card: what it will change, and in which part of the site. Open the details to read the exact code changes.
import Hero from "../components/sections/Hero.astro";+ import Pricing from "../components/sections/Pricing.astro"; --- <Hero />+ <Pricing /> <Hardpart />Apply writes the change. It's one step: ⌘Z takes it back.Details list the files the agent touches and the diff for each one. The result is ordinary Astro code in your site.
Apply is one step and ⌘Z undoes it. Reject asks why, and the agent can try again with your note.
No. It answers with a proposal first. Nothing on the site changes until you click Apply, and Apply is one step that ⌘Z takes back.
It reuses what the site already has: your sections and components first, then an adapted version, and only then something new. Always with your design tokens.
The price line above the levels shows the cost in credits before you send. A paid edit includes a few follow-up revisions of the same thing.
Every workspace starts with 100 credits. Each live site adds 300 a month, shared across the workspace, and you can top up any time.
Yes. Open Details on the proposal and Show code changes for the exact diff of each file. The result is ordinary Astro code in your site.
Same design, rebuilt as real code. Then ask the agent for the next section.