I designed and engineered SiteKit end to end, from product strategy and interface to the code, the MCP server and the CLI, as a solo build.
0→1 product, designed and shipped solo | Imports from Claude Code, Claude Design, v0, Bolt or any HTML | Native MCP server + CLI for agent workflows
AI agents can generate a website in minutes, but what you get is a pile of files with nowhere to go. You can't easily edit it, manage content on it, or keep it live. SiteKit fills that gap. You bring in a site from Claude Code, Claude Design, v0, Bolt or plain HTML, and SiteKit gives it a stable live link, visual editing, a CMS and version history. Brand voice and design rules travel with every site, so later edits stay on brand whether a person makes them or an agent does.
I designed and built SiteKit myself in code over about 6 months, without a Figma handoff. It's built for two kinds of users: the people who own and edit their sites, and the AI agents working on those sites for them. Owners get a clean editor, forms that work without setup, and one-click publishing. Agents get an MCP server and CLI that let them read a site's brief, make targeted edits and publish, all without breaking the design system. SiteKit is now in open beta.
