Ask your AI for a website. Get a link that works.
juudd lets the AI assistant you already talk to put a website online for you: the pages, the code behind them, and somewhere to keep data.
Connect your AI, once
Your AI needs juudd added before it can do any of this. You do it once, in the app you already chat in.
The easy way: copy the one line on the agent setup page and paste it into your chat. Your AI reads the instructions and adds juudd itself.
In Claude on the web, Claude Desktop or ChatGPT, adding it happens in the app’s own settings, so you click that part. Your AI tells you where.
Using Claude? Connect juudd to Claude shows every click. Using ChatGPT? Connect juudd to ChatGPT does the same.
Prefer to do it by hand? MCP install links has the exact steps for each app.
Sign in, one time
The first time, your browser opens a sign-in page. Sign in there. Your AI stays signed in after that. In Claude Code you first close it, open it again and type /mcp; your AI tells you when. Then paste the same line again and your AI finishes. No key to copy, and no code to paste.
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Say what you want
Describe the site the way you would to a friend who builds websites.
“Make a one-page site for my bakery with the menu and prices, and a button to order on LINE. Put it online.”
Your AI writes it and puts it online. What comes back is a real address that anyone can open, so send it to a customer. It has no expiry date.
Want it to keep orders or sign-ups? Say so. Storing data is part of the paid plan, and every new account gets sixty days of it.
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Come back and change it
Next week, in a brand-new chat, ask: “Change the croissant to 45 baht.” Your AI does not need your files. It reads the site that is online, then changes what you asked for.
Worth knowing: every update puts the whole site up again, which is why it reads the old one first. A page left out of an update is no longer on the live site. The version before still has it.
Don’t like the change? Ask for the site as it was before. Every version you have put online is kept.
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Use your own domain
Already own a name like mybakery.com? Tell your AI to use it. You get one setting to add wherever you bought the name, or, if that company supports it, a link to approve instead.
Tell your AI once it is done. Minutes or hours can pass before the name works, and neither of us can hurry it. Not sure which name to use? Pick www.mybakery.com. The name without www only works at some providers.
Your own domain is part of the paid plan, like storing data. See the prices.
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Take the site offline, and keep everything
Closed for the holidays? Ask your AI to stop serving the site. From that moment, people who open the link no longer get it.
Nothing is deleted. Every version stays, and so does your data. Want it back? Ask, and the version that was live when you stopped comes back.
One thing needs you again: a key you pasted into the panel, like a payment key. Once the site is back, paste it in once more. Your AI tells you which ones.
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Get help when something goes wrong
Every time juudd says no, the reason is kept word for word. Ask your AI: “What has juudd refused, and why?”
A page stopped working? Ask which part of the site failed, when, and how many times.
Still stuck? Support says what to send and where to send it. A person reads it.
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The rules behind every refusal are written out on Setup and rules, for whoever wants the details.