Sites

Sites brings website creation, version previews and publishing into one Xpert workflow. Describe your requirements to the Sites Assistant, revise through the conversation, inspect the page in the workbench, and publish a link when ready. It suits product pages, event pages, onboarding and team resource hubs, reports, interactive explainers and dashboards based on supplied data.

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Core capabilities

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Get started

An administrator enables the app and grants access, providing an available primary model, platform sandbox and Artifacts capabilities. Open the Sites Assistant, then:

1. Create a site. Select New site in the workbench and enter a name and brief, including the audience, content, visual direction and interactions.
2. Generate and save. The Assistant creates site files in the current conversation and saves a reviewable version. Provide real materials to ground the content in your business.
3. Preview and revise. Inspect desktop and mobile previews. Select Continue in chat to request changes, then review the next saved version.
4. Confirm publication. Select Publish version and verify the selected version and access mode. Open the published site to check its content and interactions.
5. Share and update. Give the deployment link to the intended audience. Save later changes as a new version, then publish when ready.

For example:

Create an employee onboarding hub using the materials I provided. Include a first-week schedule, useful resources and expandable FAQs. Save a mobile-friendly version for me to preview first.

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Versions and publication

A site project organizes source files and history, a saved version records a specific content snapshot, and publication determines which version visitors see. Saving or restoring a draft does not automatically replace the published site. To return to earlier content, open Versions, select a historical entry and choose Restore as new draft. Review and publish it again before visitors see the change.

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Access modes

Public publishing requires explicit confirmation and shares the generated site. It does not expose the originating conversation or workspace. Revoking a link disables that access path while retaining the project and saved versions. See Artifacts for the underlying sharing model.

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Scope and limitations

Sites currently publishes self-contained static single-page sites with packaged styles, scripts, images, fonts and browser interactions. Pages run in an isolated environment, with interactive state held in memory. Server APIs, databases, user login, durable form submissions and live external data are outside the current hosting scope. Published pages cannot call network APIs or use persistent browser storage. Custom domains and real traffic analytics are also unavailable. Design dashboards and forms around static content and interactions within the current page session.