Build your site with an AI agent (Claude, Codex, ChatGPT)
Let your own AI agent build the site the way you asked. We check that it is safe, accessible, within the law and connected to your CRM, tell the agent what to complete, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Steps
- Open Sites and press Build with an AI agent. Create a site on one of your domains, or on a temporary address if you have no domain yet.
- Connect your agent to that site. Claude.ai and ChatGPT sign in: add https://mcp.brandmyinbox.com/mcp as a connector, sign in, and choose the site on our consent screen. Claude Code and Codex can also use a site token: create one (7 days by default, 30 at most), copy the command or the config.toml snippet shown once, and revoke it whenever you like.
- Ask the agent for the site you want. It is told the rules first: static files only, forms that carry the site's form contract, a separate consent box per channel, the legal pages, accessibility, right-to-left Hebrew and search basics. It builds in its own design; we never redesign it.
- Every upload lands in a private quarantine and nobody can open it. It is scanned for viruses, read for phishing, hidden redirects, miners and unsafe scripts, and checked against the rules: privacy policy, terms of use, cookie policy with trackers off until the visitor consents, an accessibility statement per Israeli Standard 5568, store terms and cancellations when the site sells, and consent under the spam law, one box per channel, never ticked in advance.
- Read the report on the site's card: blocking findings, findings to fix before publishing, and recommendations, each with where it is and how to fix it. The agent gets the same list, fixes it and uploads only what changed.
- Forms on the site send straight into your CRM: the contact, the lead, a consent record per channel with the exact text the visitor saw, and the automations you set up. The agent can send a test submission that shows what would be recorded without recording it.
- Look at a private preview, then press Publish. Publishing is always your click, it stays off while anything blocking or to fix before publishing is open, and the first publish of a new account waits for a reviewer on our team.
- On a temporary address, read the note in the publish dialog and tick the box. When you are ready, use Move to my own domain: versions, forms, consent records and history move with the site.
Questions
- What can a connected agent reach?
- Only the one site you chose. It can upload, run the checks, make preview links and ask you to publish. It cannot publish, cannot read your mail or contacts, and cannot touch your other sites. The connection is short-lived and you can revoke it at any time.
- What does the temporary address promise?
- This temporary address is for testing, or until you move to your own domain. We make no commitment to keep it for more than 14 days. We do not intend to take it down, but we keep the option and take on no obligation. You confirm this before the first publish, and we remind you to connect your own domain.
- I already have my own legal documents. Do I have to use yours?
- No. Under Use my own documents, paste the address of each page. That means you accept our recommendation as your own decision, and the check then only verifies that each page exists and is linked from every page.
- Why is Publish greyed out?
- The reason is written beside the button: a finding that blocks or must be fixed before publishing, a version still in quarantine, or a first publish waiting for our reviewer. Recommendations never block publishing.
- Does the site get indexed by search engines?
- On your own domain, yes, as you built it. A temporary address is kept out of search engines, which is one more reason to move to your own domain before you promote the site.
Updated 2026-10-25 · llms-full.txt