Bring your existing thing. Get a modern React app.
Six import paths, one builder. Pick whichever describes your starting point — a URL, a WordPress site, a GitHub repo, a Figma design, a Notion page, or just an audit-first view. Every path feeds the same six-agent pipeline.
URL Clone-and-Upgrade
Any public site → modern React
Paste any URL. We parse the public HTML to extract brand colors, fonts, headings, sections, and tech stack, then compose a builder prompt that modernizes the lot.
WordPress Import
wp-json → structured React build
Reads your posts, pages, categories, and tags via the WordPress REST API. Richer structured data than HTML scraping when wp-json is available.
GitHub Repo Import
Repo → landing page
Pulls README + package.json + repo metadata via the public GitHub API. Composes a developer-focused landing page tuned for project adoption.
Figma File Import
Frames → React sections
Reads top-level frames via the Figma REST API. Maps each frame to a corresponding React section so the planner respects your design's information architecture.
Notion Page Import
Notion content → public site
Reads page properties + top-level blocks via the Notion API. Headings become section anchors; paragraphs become body copy.
Site Audit
Report-first, rebuild-second
Same URL extractor as /upgrade but renders a 4-category score report (performance / SEO / accessibility / conversion) first. The rebuild CTA fixes every ✗ check.
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