The AI knows its job
AGENTS.md defines the workflow, boundaries, quality checks, and decisions that stay with you.
A website you own
Make your AI agent the website team.
Download a normal project folder. It contains the stack, safety boundaries, and first prompt. Open it, describe the site, and build together.
No account
Local files
Astro + Cloudflare
Your project folder
Ready after five short answers.
Your answers stay in your browser. There is no account and no upload.
Prefer to start immediately?Download the neutral starter without the interview.
Standard starter Why a folder?
Your website remains an understandable project.
You see the work early
The agent starts a local preview, works visibly, and does not ask you to make technical architecture choices.
You remain independent
The website is made of normal files. No proprietary editor holds your content, design, or domain.
Inside the download
More than a pretty template.
A runnable start
Astro, TypeScript, npm, and a small placeholder page are ready to use.
Clear playbooks
Content, design, materials, privacy, Git, Cloudflare, and domains appear when they become relevant.
A release guard
The build checks whether internal notes, credentials, or project files could become public by mistake.
For AI tools
Available without a browser.
A public MCP endpoint and machine-readable manifest provide the same starter without sign-in. The AI can prepare files, but it cannot publish sites or create accounts.
https://websitestarter.org/mcpInstructionsCommon questions
A website generator without a locked editor.
Can an AI generate my website from this?
Yes. Open the downloaded folder in a coding agent and send the included start prompt. The agent gets a runnable project, your short brief, and instructions for content, design, safety, testing, and publication.
Do I need to know Astro or code?
No. The stack is already selected. You describe the audience, content, and result. The agent handles the technical work and shows the website in a local browser.
Does Website Starter upload my answers?
No. The browser generator creates the ZIP on your device. The optional MCP tool processes its input only long enough to return the requested archive.
Who owns the generated website?
You receive ordinary source files under the MIT license. The result is not tied to Website Starter, a proprietary editor, an account, or a subscription.