No coding to learn
You explain the idea. Robet works on your website.
“Add my new opening hours.” “Change this photo.” Ask Robet, review the result and decide when to publish.
I run a ceramics studio. I want to showcase workshops and take bookings.
Let’s put your pieces first and explain how to join.
What could it look like?
Here is a proposal. Review the design, words and images.
Turn the homepage into a workshop invitation. Use a terracotta background and a prominent booking button.
A new homepage, a new layout and workshop booking. See your website change.
I like it. I want to publish.
Review your website address and confirm publication when it is ready.
Try the steps below. See how your request connects to the result.
Ceramics, coffee and time for yourself.
Explore workshops →An illustrative example, not a recording or a website being generated now. Explore it without creating an account.
Ask a question or describe the change you want.
Robet shows you what it will do before it starts.
Check the preview and keep adjusting until you like it.
You explain the idea. Robet works on your website.
Review changes before sharing them.
If you leave, you can take your website’s code.
Yes. Ask and Execute are separate modes. The editor confirms what is about to run.
In the editor you prepare and review changes before publishing. With MCP, give your assistant clear instructions: it can publish when its permissions allow it.
Wait for renewal or change plans. There are no top-ups or overage charges. A published website does not consume generation usage.
Yes, the code is yours. To use it outside Comerciame, you will need to set up new hosting and any services it uses.