WebRedesign

Prospect generation, delivery previews, and customer workspace handoff in the same operating surface.

job_2889e2841815

https://example.com/
Statuscompleted completed
Run mode— / lean / standard
Detected nichegeneral / —
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Created2026-04-28 06:05 UTC
Updated2026-04-28 06:05 UTC

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{ "website_url": "https://example.com/", "design_references": [], "client_slug": "example-enrichment-test", "brand_notes": "Keep it compact.", "dry_run": true, "hostname": "example.com", "callback_url": "", "notify_email": "", "industry": "general", "enabled_skills": [ "website-audit", "design-direction", "layout-composer", "frontend-art-direction", "design-critic" ], "extra_instructions": "", "generator_profile": "lean", "image_strategy": "hybrid", "reuse_source_images": true, "allow_external_images": true, "reference_limit": 3, "design_goal": "Test low-information site enrichment.", "prompt_append": "", "source_expansion_mode": "aggressive", "search_enrichment": true, "search_budget": 3 }

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Classification & Planning

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Prompt Metrics

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Prompt Parts

{ "stable_prefix": "You are redesigning a client's website into a polished static preview.\n\nFollow these standing rules exactly:\n1. Build a redesigned static website preview in ./dist.\n2. Preserve the core business content and intent from the source site, but improve structure, visual hierarchy, and conversion clarity.\n3. Make the result client-presentable, premium, and intentionally art-directed.\n4. Ensure ./dist/index.html exists and all asset paths are relative so the preview works under a subpath.\n5. Prefer HTML/CSS/vanilla JS unless a tiny static framework is clearly justified. Do not require a build step for previewing.\n6. Write a concise implementation summary to ./dist/redesign-summary.md.\n7. Before finishing, verify the preview files exist in ./dist.\n\nSkill directives:\n## website-audit\nRole: audit the captured source website before redesigning it.\n\nYou must:\n- identify the current page structure and section order\n- note weak hierarchy, weak CTAs, visual clutter, and missing trust signals\n- preserve useful business details from the source\n- improve structure, not just styling\n\nAvoid:\n- copying weak legacy layout decisions directly\n- preserving filler sections that do not help the client convert\n\n## design-direction\nRole: define a clear visual direction before implementation.\n\nYou must:\n- infer a coherent design concept from the references and brand notes\n- choose typography with intent\n- define palette, density, spacing rhythm, and image treatment\n- create a premium, memorable mood instead of a generic template look\n\nAvoid:\n- safe default startup aesthetics\n- weak font choices and flat white-page layouts\n\n## layout-composer\nRole: compose a stronger page structure than the source site.\n\nYou must:\n- reorder sections if it improves clarity and conversion\n- give the hero a clear visual anchor and CTA\n- use sections with distinct rhythm and pacing\n- create a narrative flow from introduction to proof to action\n\nAvoid:\n- repetitive blocks with identical spacing\n- dumping all content into one long undifferentiated column\n\n## frontend-art-direction\nRole: enforce implementation taste in the final HTML/CSS.\n\nYou must:\n- produce a client-presentable result with deliberate typography and spacing\n- make desktop and mobile both feel designed, not merely responsive\n- use a few meaningful visual accents or animations where appropriate\n- keep the output self-contained and previewable without a build step\n\nAvoid:\n- default system-font landing pages\n- purple-on-white defaults\n- generic section padding and low-contrast hierarchy\n\n## design-critic\nRole: critique the design before finalizing.\n\nYou must verify:\n- the page feels premium and intentional\n- the CTA path is obvious\n- text is readable and hierarchy is strong\n- the layout has enough contrast, spacing, and visual variety\n- the result does not feel like a generic AI landing page\n\nIf a weak area is obvious, fix it before finishing instead of merely noting it.\n", "operator_controls": "Operator controls:\n- Industry: general\n- Generator profile: lean\n- Source expansion mode: aggressive\n- Search enrichment: True\n- Search budget: 3\n- Design goal: Test low-information site enrichment.\n- Brand notes: Keep it compact.\n- Additional instructions: None\n- Prompt append: None\n", "business_profile": "Business profile:\n- Business name: Example Domain\n- Category: general\n- Address: \n- Phone: \n- Hours: \n- Source description: \n- Core highlights:\n - None extracted\n", "source_context": "Source website context:\n- URL: https://example.com/\n- Captured source HTML is available under ./source\n- Source title: Example Domain\n- Completeness score: 0.00\n- Completeness notes:\n - None\n- Source summary:\nExample Domain\n==============\n\nThis domain is for use in documentation examples without needing permission. Avoid use in operations.\n\n[Learn more](https://iana.org/domains/example)\n- Important discovered links:\n - https://example.com\n", "reference_context": "Design references:\n- None supplied", "external_enrichment": "External enrichment:\n- Example Domain\n URL: http://www.example.com/\n Notes: Example Domain is a domain name that can be used in documents without permission or coordination. It is intended for use in examples of web addresses, email addresses, or other...\n- example.com - Wikipedia\n URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Example.com\n Notes: The domain names are used widely in books, tutorials, sample network configurations, and generally as examples for the use of domain names. The Internet Corporation for Assigned...\n- Example domains and names - Google Developers\n URL: https://developers.google.com/style/examples\n Notes: Example domain names When you need a generic domain name in an example, use example.com, example.org, or example.net. These domains are reserved by the Internet Assigned Numbers...", "asset_strategy": "Image and asset strategy:\nUse a hybrid approach: preserve any usable logo or brand mark, reuse good source photos when credible, and supplement weak imagery with high-quality external/editorial imagery.\nExternal imagery is allowed.\nReusing source images is encouraged when quality is acceptable.\n\nDetected source asset candidates:\n- None detected\n", "implementation_expectations": "Implementation expectations:\n- Use the design references for layout, typography, spacing, rhythm, and visual tone, but do not copy branding directly.\n- Treat each reference site's Focus note as the instruction for what to borrow from that site.\n- If the source site's imagery is weak, preserve any usable logo/brand marks and upgrade the preview with better image treatment rather than leaving the page imageless.\n- If external images are allowed, you may use tasteful editorial/stock imagery that fits the brand and note that choice in redesign-summary.md.\n- If the captured content is incomplete, infer sensible placeholders while keeping the preview coherent.\n- Avoid generic AI landing-page patterns, default fonts, and flat section stacking.\n" }
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