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Ask in chat for “a page with a lead form” and get a working link a minute later — this is where that happens. Everything in the agent’s site/ folder is available online as soon as the file is saved: no deployment, no server, no hosting setup.
The Sites tab: the main site with a Populated status and a public link, plus the Additional sites and Custom domains sections

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Main site

The root of the site/ folder opens at the agent’s main address, which looks like site-<id>.agents.aitextura.com. The Open button takes you to the live page, and the badge next to it shows whether the site has content or is empty. The easiest way to change it is in words: “remove the second section and move the booking button to the top.” The agent edits the files itself, and the update is visible right away.

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Additional sites

Each subfolder inside site/ is a separate site with its own address. The + Create site button creates a folder with a placeholder page and gives you a live address right away. This keeps different things apart: a landing page, an internal metrics dashboard, a page for a contractor.

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Custom domain

The Custom domains section connects your own domain to any of the agent’s sites.
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Add a CNAME record at your registrar

One CNAME record pointing to the agent’s address. Nothing else to configure.
2

Enter the domain in the platform

In the Domain field, enter something like www.example.com. In the Which site list, choose which of the agent’s sites to serve at that address.
3

Click Connect

The certificate is issued automatically on the first visit — no need to set up HTTPS by hand.

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What’s public

The entire site/ folder is public. Anything the agent puts there is available to anyone who knows the address: drafts, exports, customers’ personal data. Working files belong in workspace, not in site/.
State this explicitly for the agent in the Rules document on the Personality tab: “only put things in site/ that outsiders are allowed to see.”

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FAQ

Reload the page with the browser cache cleared. If that doesn’t help, check on the Files tab that the agent actually saved the file in site/ and not next to it.
The interface has no separate access setting. If a page isn’t meant for outsiders, don’t keep it in site/: share the file in chat or put it in workspace.
Check the CNAME record at your registrar and wait: DNS updates take anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours. The certificate is issued on the first successful visit; until then, the browser may show a warning.
Ask it to restore the previous version — it keeps its changes in files. It’s safer to have a backup and not let the agent edit a live page without your review: first “show me what you’re going to do,” then the action.

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What’s next

Files

Where site/ lives and what’s around it

Tasks

Page edits as cards on the board

What to delegate to the agent

Other use cases where the agent writes code

Security and Access

What must never be made public