Build → review → hand off → they run it
The whole workflow, from one command to a client who never calls about a typo again.
One command scaffolds a running site, the studio and a database — in your repo, on your infrastructure. No accounts, no dashboard tour.
Describe the site in a sentence. The agent writes content types, pages and real copy through the content API — structured data, not files only you can reach.
Send a preview link. The client comments directly on the site, you fix, they approve — no screenshot-email chains. (This is where a feedback tool like Simple Commenter slots in, if you use one.)
“Can the ramen photo be first? Otherwise ready to go live.”
One link, one invite. They log into a studio with WordPress vocabulary — posts, pages, media, drafts — and just start editing. Your agent keeps a scoped author key for content requests.
And then: silence
Month three, the client has published forty posts, added their own team, and paid one hosting bill — theirs. Every publish revalidates the live site in seconds. Year two, they call you for a redesign at your day rate, not for a typo for free.
Ready to hand over your next site?
Free and open source. One command, and the client gets a login instead of a Loom.