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ycode.com retweeted
AI isn't replacing website builders
It's replacing the way we interact with them
Every builder today is racing to bolt an AI chat onto an existing product
@ycodedotcom feels like one of the first that's asking a different question
What if the interface itself became the conversation
Instead of digging through panels to fix spacing update a CMS collection or make a section responsive
You just tell it what you want
The agent does the work
The other thing I didn't expect
It's open source
You can self host it
Bring your own Claude GPT Gemini or Grok
Your website isn't trapped inside someone else's platform
That's a much bigger shift than another AI feature
Feels like we're moving from website builders to website operators
And I think that's where this category is headed
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The Ycode app itself is a GitHub repo (it's open source — you clone and self-host it), but your project isn't code: pages, layers, and CMS content live in a Supabase database. So there's nothing to import from GitHub.
Syncing to GitHub works though — the Static HTML Export integration commits every published page to a branch of your repo, so GitHub Pages / Netlify / Cloudflare Pages auto-deploy on each export.
docs.ycode.com/docs/integrat…
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Worried about AI shipping something you didn't approve?
It can't.
Everything stays a draft until YOU hit publish. Every turn has one-click undo. The agent literally has no publish button.
And it's not just design:
💬 "Update the pricing page layout" → done
💬 "Add a new field to the blog collection" → done
💬 "Turn this section into a reusable component" → done
Pages, CMS, components, animations — all through chat.
The agent doesn't generate generic AI-looking pages.
Before every prompt, it loads YOUR design system — colors, fonts, components, styles.
New sections match what's already there. It builds like a teammate who read the brand guidelines.
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Design and manage your website, together with AI agents.
Bring your own AI — Claude, GPT, Gemini, or Grok.
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Ycode is open source. Self-host it or use the managed cloud.
Release: github.com/ycode/ycode/relea…
🔧 Under the hood the agent replays the same tool registry as Ycode's MCP server — ~130 tools across pages, layers, CMS, components, styles, animations, forms, i18n, and settings. Whatever Claude / Cursor / ChatGPT can do over MCP, the in-app agent can do too. Minus publish.
↩️ Every message comes with a **Changes** card. One click **Undo** reverts everything that turn touched — pages, layers, styles, CMS items, all of it. And the agent has no publish tool: nothing goes live until you hit Publish yourself.
✨ Watch it work. Touched layers shimmer, new sections stream onto the canvas one by one behind a build skeleton, fonts and image assets sync live, and the canvas auto-opens the page being edited. CMS edits get their own activity shimmer in the collections view.
🎨 The agent sees your **real design system** on every turn — color variables, fonts, components, shared Layer Styles — so new sections match what's already there instead of inventing generic tokens. After building it also screenshots the result, critiques it, and applies small fixes.
💬 Type `@` in the composer to mention pages, collections, layers, or components as inline pills. Or enter pick mode and click a layer on the canvas. Attach screenshots, paste URLs, switch models mid-session. A usage badge tracks tokens and approximate cost per session.
🪄 Open the right sidebar and flip the new **Agent / Human** switch. Add an API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google Gemini in Settings → AI, pick a default model, and go. Keys can be shared with the project or scoped **only me**, so contributors can bill their own account.