Turn a brief into a working project
Describe the people the site is for, the pages it needs and its main action. Ocacity can plan and implement the request using the platform’s configured models. When a decision needs clarification, the conversation can ask a focused question before continuing.
For a restaurant website, a useful brief might name the menu categories, opening hours, atmosphere and reservation flow. For a car dealership, describe the inventory fields, vehicle detail pages and enquiry action. Supply real business information and ask for labelled placeholders where it is missing.
The website prompt guide includes a complete example and a checklist for reviewing the first version.
Inspect the result in chat and code
Task activity follows implementation as files change. Open the source tree to read or edit the result, switch to the preview, and ask for a focused follow-up. You can save projects to your account and download their source rather than leaving the work inside a conversation.
A follow-up such as “Keep the layout, improve the mobile navigation, and explain what changed” gives the next task a clear boundary. Check the actual preview and diagnostics before treating a completion message as proof that every interaction works.
Preview and test in the right runtime
Supported HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React projects can preview in the browser editor. Browser-based JavaScript tests and diagnostics help you check behavior as you work.
Projects requiring a development server, including server-based frameworks, need a suitable runtime. A local preview connection uses an installed Ocacity helper or CLI on your computer. Remote commands and tests require enabled sandbox execution. Production hosting, databases, credentials and external services still need their own configuration.
Bring an existing GitHub repository
Connect GitHub, choose repository access and import supported source files into a new editor project. The picker shows recently updated repositories first and lets you search for a specific project. Importing creates a source snapshot; it does not automatically synchronize later GitHub changes.
Follow the GitHub repository import guide for the exact steps, supported files and current size limits. Review the selected files before starting an AI task.
Choose the task depth and budget
Quick, Standard, Deep and Max build levels offer different reasoning and execution budgets. Available models and levels depend on platform configuration and your credits. A small styling fix and a larger implementation do not need the same task budget.
Review your credit balance and set a maximum budget before starting. The plans and credits page explains allowances, task charges and what happens when work is stopped.
Review before you launch
Use the editor to check navigation, mobile layouts, forms, empty states and error handling. Connect and test real data and payment services where your project needs them. Generated source and a successful preview are starting points for verification, not a substitute for testing the finished application.