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What It Can Build

Everything the kit produces is a real, editable UnysonPlus site — pages in the page builder, styling in Theme Settings, content in WordPress. Three common jobs:

Convert or clone an existing site

Give the agent a URL (or a downloaded mockup / HTML+CSS bundle) and it reproduces the design as native UnysonPlus pages — the header, footer, sections, colors, typography, and spacing translated into the page builder and Theme Settings. This is the kit's headline use case, and the reason the capture-first method exists (see How It Works).

Best input, when you can: the live URL, so the capture step can also read computed styles. Otherwise a small source bundle works too:

FileWhy
devtools.htmlThe rendered DOM (has JS-built content + inline SVGs) — the primary source
view-source.htmlThe served markup — catches <head>, fonts, meta, embedded data
video.mp4, imagesThe real media, side-loaded and used (not hot-linked)
screenshot.pngThe reference image — ground truth for "does it match"

That same folder, zipped, is a valid upload for the Site Converter (Unyson+ → Convert).

Build demo & starter sites

Spin up demo or starter sites on UnysonPlus quickly — a storefront, a landing page, a portfolio — using the same outside-in process, so the result is consistent and easy to hand off.

Build from a brief (from scratch)

No source to reproduce? Describe the site and the agent builds it from scratch, still following the outside-in order (tokens → chrome → sections → motion) and verifying as it goes. This is the one path that skips the capture step — here the agent legitimately chooses values, then measures the render to confirm them.

Turn a pen into a shortcode 🧪 Alpha

Beyond whole sites, the kit can package a single component into a reusable UnysonPlus shortcode. Open the capture-service dashboard (http://localhost:4600), go to the Pen tab, and paste a CodePen-style HTML / CSS / (optional) JS snippet. It generates an installable shortcode .zip that renders your pen verbatim — effects intact — with its content turned into editable options:

  • the pen's text becomes editable text fields, and its images become swappable Media uploads;
  • the CSS is scoped to the element so it can't leak into the rest of the site;
  • you upload the .zip at wp-admin → Unyson → Shortcodes (Add a shortcode or design pack), and the new element appears in the page builder under Content Elements.

This is an Alpha feature and still evolving — it handles structural, CSS-driven pens best; heavily JS-driven canvas/WebGL pens are outside its scope for now.

What it produces

  • A child theme carrying the site's scoped styling.
  • Theme Settings design tokens (colors, type, buttons, boxes, spacing).
  • Page-builder pages made of native shortcodes — editable like any UnysonPlus page.
  • A header and footer locked to the design.
  • An installable shortcode .zip from a pen (Alpha) — a self-contained element with editable text/image options.

Ready to try it? Head to Quick Start, or Get the Kit.