Write a website prompt
Turn a short idea into a useful brief. Define the audience, pages, content, visual direction and interactions, then use a review checklist to improve the first version.
Read: write a website promptBuild with a plan.
Know your next step.
Practical guides for turning an idea or an existing repository into a project you can inspect, change and test in Ocacity.
Choose where to begin
Import a GitHub repository
Connect GitHub, find a repository and import its source into the Ocacity editor. Understand access permissions, source limits and what to check before running the project.
Read: import a github repositoryA useful way to work with AI
Start with one clear outcome: a first homepage, a navigation fix or a change to an existing component. Include the real content and constraints that matter. If the task touches existing code, identify the page or behaviour you want to preserve as well as the change you need.
Follow the work in chat and inspect the files in the editor. After each change, review the preview and test the affected behaviour. A working screen is a starting point: forms, authentication, payments and other services need their own setup and checks.
For follow-up requests, describe what you observed and the result you expected. “On mobile, the menu overlaps the reservation button” gives the next task a clearer target than “make it better”. Keep related changes together so you can assess their effect.
Choose the right project workflow
Ocacity brings AI chat, editable source, browser previews and project management into one workspace. Browser previews support selected frontend projects. A project that needs a development server requires the appropriate local or configured remote execution workflow.
Read the Ocacity feature overview to understand these workflows before choosing how to build and test your project. GitHub imports also have file and size limits, explained in the import guide.