Idea to a Live Site
Describe the site, watch it take shape in a preview next to you, and deploy it when it looks right.

The problem
The page itself is rarely the hard part. Setting up the project, the tooling, a dev server, a preview, and a deployment pipeline is, and every step happens in a different tool.
The starter sets up the stack, the agents and the dev server, so the first thing you type is what the site should say.
A landing page for the Northwind Journal: a hero, one button and our three newest stories. Then start it.
Choose a project starter. PandaOS sets up the project, with its own rules, skills and dev server.
Say what the page should show, in plain words.
It writes the files and starts the dev server from the built-in terminal.
The preview opens in the built-in browser, beside the chat.
Ask for edits and watch them land in the same preview.
Deploy the site through your own Vercel project and get a live URL to share.
When the goal is a working, shareable site today, not a setup project.
Build a landing page with AI for a product, an event or an idea, and share the link the same day.
Put a working version on a real address instead of sending screenshots.
Update a hero, check it in the preview, and ship it, all from one chat.
Skip the boilerplate and spend the evening on the part you care about.
The parts of PandaOS this workflow runs on, each worth a look on its own.
The site you have been meaning to build is one request away from a link you can send.
A ready-made starting point for a new project. Pick one and PandaOS sets up the project with the agents, skills, rules and dev server that kind of project needs.
On your own machine. PandaOS starts the dev server locally and opens it in the built-in browser beside the chat.
For this deploy, yes: PandaOS deploys through your connected Vercel project. You can also keep using any Git-based deployment flow you already have.
Yes. The project is a normal folder of code on your machine, so there is nothing to export. Edit it in PandaOS or in your own editor.
Yes. Add any existing project to PandaOS and use the same build, preview and deploy flow on it.