AI website
prompt builder
Answer a few friendly questions about your business. Get a masterfully-structured prompt that makes Claude or ChatGPT build your whole website - real copy, clean pages, no lorem ipsum.
A few answers in, a great brief out
Yetty hosts what your AI builds and stays connected over MCP, so the same AI keeps editing and publishing your live site.
Why this prompt beats
"build me a website"
Real copy, drafted for you
It hands the AI your actual facts and demands finished copy written from them - like a copywriter who interviewed you - so no lorem ipsum ever appears.
Static files, no traps
Plain HTML and CSS, no frameworks, no build step, index.html at the root. Files you can open, host anywhere, and still understand next year.
Named by meaning
It requires class names like dish-name and team-role instead of text-3. That is what makes the site editable later - by you, by tools, by any AI.
Repeated things repeat
Every card, dish and testimonial shares one structure and one class. Sites built this way behave like a CMS instead of a pile of one-offs.
Responsive and accessible
Mobile-first layouts, alt text, contrast and focus states are in the brief as non-negotiables - not left for the AI to remember on its own.
Ready to go live
The Yetty variant tells Claude to check the authoring guide first and publish over MCP when done - from answers to a live website in one conversation.
People also ask
Can ChatGPT or Claude really build a whole website?
Yes - today's AI writes complete multi-page sites in clean HTML and CSS in one sitting, and the result is only as good as the brief. Ask for "a website" and you get lorem ipsum in a generic template; hand it a structured prompt with your real business facts, page list, style words and quality requirements, and you get a finished site with real copy. That brief is exactly what this tool generates.
What should I include in a prompt to generate a website?
Five things: the facts (name, what you do, who it is for), the exact page list, the look in a few plain style words, practical bits like opening hours and social links, and the technical ground rules - static HTML and CSS with no frameworks, index.html at the root, real content instead of placeholders, semantic class names, responsive and accessible. The ground rules matter most: they are the difference between a demo and a site you can actually put online and edit later.
How do I put an AI-generated website online?
The files the AI writes are static HTML, so any static host works. The shortest path: connect your AI to Yetty over MCP and it publishes the site itself - no zip files, no FTP, free on a yetty.site address - and stays connected afterwards, so the same AI that built the site keeps editing it, fixing SEO and reading your leads on request.