Describe it. Review it. Ship it.

Clodsite turns a conversation about a website into a reviewable plan, then turns that plan into a real site with deterministic tools.

Bring an idea, a rough brief, existing copy, screenshots, or a folder full of notes. Work with the AI agent you prefer until the site is expressed clearly in build-plan.yaml. Once you approve the plan, Clodsite validates it, builds it, and deploys it to Cloudflare Pages.

AI helps make the decisions. Scripts make the website.

Explore how it works · View the project on GitHub

One clear boundary

Your goals + source material
             ↓
   Customer + AI agent
             ↓
      build-plan.yaml
             ↓
validate → render → build → deploy
             ↓
        Live website

build-plan.yaml is the handoff between creative collaboration and reliable execution. It contains the final pages, navigation, visual style, contact settings, custom domain, and typed components.

Before the plan, people and agents explore possibilities. After the plan, Clodsite behaves like a compiler.

Built for useful, focused websites

Clodsite is designed for targeted informational sites: personal sites, project pages, community organizations, campaigns, small businesses, and other sites with something specific to explain.

Today it supports:

It is intentionally constrained. The goal is not to expose every possible CSS decision. The goal is to make good websites straightforward to describe, inspect, reproduce, and improve.

More than one way in

Clodsite began as a Claude Code workflow, but the build plan was always meant to outlive any one agent.

You can author a plan with Claude, Codex, another AI tool, or a text editor. Clodsite also exposes its component catalog and deployment pipeline through MCP, allowing an external designer agent to learn what Clodsite can build and hand it a complete site for deployment.

The authoring experience can evolve. The compilation contract stays stable.