Summary
A first draft of a whole website, from one description.
It is a generator rather than an editor: you describe the site, it produces the pages and the copy, and everything after that happens on the link it hands back. That covers the part that is genuinely slow — getting from nothing to a complete site you can react to.
What it is
B12's server lets a language model build a complete website from a prompt and hands back a link into B12's platform, where the site can be previewed, adjusted and published.
What you get
- A full site generated from a name and a short description
- Single-page sites and multi-page ones from the same prompt path
- Standard sections generated with it — About, Blog, Contact, FAQ, How it works, Pricing, Services, Team and Testimonials among them
- Any page, section, block of text or image regenerated by asking again
- Website copy drafted with the page: headers, service and product descriptions, calls to action
- A link that opens the draft in B12 for final edits and publishing
Requirements
Npx and an MCP-compatible client. The server is open source under Apache 2.0; previewing and publishing happen on B12's platform through the link it returns.