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How aiput.site works, how to connect your AI agent, and what is new.
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How to add a favicon and a home screen icon to your website
The small icon in the browser tab, in search results and on a phone's home screen. Which files you need, what sizes, and how to let your AI agent make them from your logo.
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Website copy with AI that does not sound like AI
Visitors recognise machine-written text in a second, and trust it less. How to get your AI agent to write copy that sounds like you — specific, plain and true.
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15 ready-to-use prompts for building a landing page with an AI agent
Copy, fill in and paste. Prompts for the first version, the design, the texts, mobile, speed, SEO and publishing — tested on the way people actually build landing pages with Claude, Codex and Cursor.
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Landing page structure: the sections that turn a visitor into a client
A landing page has one job — to get the visitor to act. The sections that do that, in the order that works, and how to brief your AI agent so the page follows it.
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Lovable, Bolt and v0 or an AI agent: what to choose for a landing page
Browser-based AI app builders and coding agents both turn a description into a website. How they differ in what they produce, where the site lives and how you get the files — and when each one fits.
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Claude Code, Codex or Cursor: which AI agent to build a website with
Three popular AI agents that write websites on your computer. How they differ in where they run, how you see the result and who they suit — and what they have in common for publishing.
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Vibe coding a website: how to make your first site without knowing how to code
Vibe coding means describing what you want and letting an AI agent write the code. How it works for a website, a routine that keeps the result under control, and where its limits are.
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What is in your website folder? index.html, CSS and JavaScript in plain words
Your AI agent made a folder full of files. What each one does, which ones matter, and how they fit together — explained for people who have never written code.
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How to host an HTML file online in five minutes
You have an HTML file — from ChatGPT, Claude or your own editor — and want a link you can send to people. The quickest way to put it online, and what to check before you do.
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aiput.site vs shared hosting vs a VPS vs AWS: how hard is it to put a website online?
Four ways to publish the website your AI agent made, compared by the work they take: what you set up once, what you keep running, and where each one is the better choice.
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Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to aiput.site
One message from your dashboard is enough for the agent to set itself up. What that message contains, why the agent may ask for a restart, and how to publish a site with images and fonts.
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How aiput.site works: from an AI-made page to a live website
Your AI agent built a landing page, and now it sits on your computer. Here is how aiput.site lets the agent put it online by itself — no hosting account, no DNS, no terminal.
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September 2026: paid plans, ZIP uploads and gentler plan changes
Plans are open with VAT-inclusive prices, sites can be renamed and uploaded as a ZIP, and changing to a smaller plan no longer takes sites down without warning.
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The key you give your AI agent: what it can do and how to keep it safe
To publish, your agent gets a personal aiput.site key. What that key allows and what it does not, where it ends up, and what to do if it leaks.
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How to update your website safely and roll back a bad version
Every publication on aiput.site is a new version, and earlier ones stay. How to ask your agent for changes, check the result, and go back to a previous version in seconds.
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aiput.site vs GitHub Pages, Netlify and Vercel: hosting for people without GitHub
GitHub Pages, Netlify and Vercel are popular places to host a static site, but they are built for developers. What each one expects from you, and when aiput.site is the simpler path.
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How to publish a website from Cursor
You built a website with Cursor's agent. Connect Cursor to aiput.site once, and from then on "publish this website" in the chat is enough to put it online.
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A website for your event: a wedding, a birthday or a conference in one evening
Date, place, schedule, map and replies on one page you share by link. How to make an event page with an AI agent and publish it with aiput.site.
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How to publish a website made with Claude
Claude made you a website, as an artifact in the chat or as files in Claude Code. Here is how to put it online with aiput.site, so that Claude Code publishes it and you get a link.
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How to publish a website made with ChatGPT
ChatGPT wrote the code for your website, and now you need it online. Put the files in a folder and let Codex publish them to aiput.site — no hosting account, no FTP.
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How to make a website in two languages with an AI agent
A landing page in English and Spanish, or in any other pair of languages. How to structure a multilingual static site, what to ask the agent for, and the details search engines need.
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Website not working after publishing? Seven common mistakes and how to fix them
The page works on your computer but not online — no images, broken styles, a refused upload. The most common causes for AI-made sites, and what to ask your agent.
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How to make your website look good when shared in Telegram and WhatsApp
When you send a link, messengers show a card with a title, text and a picture — or a bare grey link. How to control that preview with Open Graph tags, and how to refresh it after changes.
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SEO checklist for a website made with AI
AI agents write good-looking pages, but not always pages that search engines understand. A short checklist to go through with your agent before and after you publish.
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How to add analytics to a website made with AI
How many people visit your site, where they come from and what they click. The main analytics options for a static site, what each asks of you, and how to let your AI agent install one.
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How to add a contact form to a static website
A static site has no server to receive messages. Here are the ways to collect them anyway — form services, embedded forms and messenger buttons — and how to ask your AI agent to set them up.
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A QR code menu for your café, made with AI
A mobile menu that guests open by scanning a code on the table. How to make it with an AI agent, change prices in a minute, and avoid QR codes that stop working.
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Your own "link in bio" page, made with AI instead of Linktree
One page with all your links for Instagram, TikTok or Telegram. How to make it with an AI agent in your own design and publish it with aiput.site.
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How to make a portfolio website with AI and publish it
For photographers, designers, illustrators and architects. How to plan a portfolio site, prepare the images so it loads fast, and let your AI agent build and publish it.
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A business card website with AI in one evening: a step-by-step guide
A one-page site for a tutor, a hairdresser, a plumber or a freelancer. What to put on it, what to tell the AI agent, and how to publish it with aiput.site.
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Website builder or AI agent: which is better for a landing page?
Wix, Squarespace and Tilda let you build a site with a mouse; an AI agent builds it from a description. How the two approaches differ, and when each one is the better choice.
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What is a static website, and why is it enough for a landing page?
A static website is a set of ready files that the server sends as they are. What that means, what such a site can do — including forms and payments through other services — and what it cannot.
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What is MCP? A plain-language guide for people who are not developers
MCP is how AI agents use outside services — calendars, databases, hosting. What it is, why the major AI companies support it, and what it means for the safety of your accounts.