AI-built site
An AI-built site is a website whose code was written mostly by an AI app, such as Claude Code or Cursor, from descriptions rather than by hand.
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What it is
AI apps now write complete sites: pages, styles, components and the build setup. The result is ordinary code, usually React with a CSS framework, that can live in a git repository and deploy to any host.
Owning that code is the point, and also the catch: once the AI is done, someone has to keep the site up to date. Asking the AI again for every small change is slow and can cost credits; editing the code by hand needs a developer.
In Xodia
Xodia opens AI-built sites as they are. Import the repository from GitHub, or a live site by its address, and edit it visually on a live preview: Xodia writes each change into the same files, in the same framework and styling.
Your AI can keep working on the same site over MCP. Xodia opens React with Vite and plain HTML sites, styled with Tailwind 4, plain CSS or CSS Modules, and guides a Tailwind 3 site through the upgrade first.
Read more
- Sites built with AI
- Guide: edit an AI-built site exported to GitHub
- Guide: edit a Cursor-built site visually
Related terms
- Vibe codingVibe coding is building software by describing what you want to an AI in plain words and accepting the code it writes, judging the result by how it looks and works rather than by reading the code.
- Visual editorA visual editor lets you change a website by clicking and editing the page itself, its text, images, layout and styles, instead of writing the code by hand.
- MCP toolsMCP tools are the actions an MCP server offers an AI app, each with a name, a description and the arguments it takes, such as read a file, edit a file or take a screenshot.