Your website context gets pasted into every prompt
The team repeats the same audience, offer, tone, design, and conversion details before Claude can start the next page.
Claude Code website starter for teams that keep shipping.
This Claude Code website starter gives your team a complete Next.js marketing site that Claude can read, edit, test, and help launch. The repository carries your brand rules, reusable page patterns, SEO and GEO foundations, lead capture, analytics, and release checks into every future Claude Code session.
Fresh Claude Code sessions lose the website brief when it only lives in chat.
Claude Code can change a page quickly. The result gets more useful when the repository already explains your audience, brand voice, design rules, page patterns, and launch requirements.
Use the templateUseful workflows depend on one person
Site cloning, page reviews, search checks, and launch steps vary when the process lives in personal notes or old conversations.
A page reaches review with launch work missing
The copy and layout may be ready while metadata, links, forms, analytics, mobile checks, and production settings still need attention.
Give Claude Code a complete website and clear instructions.
The Agentic Website Template keeps the website context beside the code. Claude Code can load the rules at the start of a session, call a repeatable skill for complex work, reuse approved patterns, and run the same checks before every launch.
See the three ways to use the templateStart every Claude Code session with useful context.
Keep the brief in the repository
CLAUDE.md imports the shared AGENTS.md guidance, so Claude starts with the project structure, brand voice, SEO rules, working conventions, and required checks already in context.
- Share project instructions through version control
- Keep brand and SEO guidance available across sessions
- Update one source when the website rules change
Run the site-clone skill when you bring over a design.
Reuse a proven workflow
The included /site-clone skill gives Claude Code a repeatable process for mapping a source website, reproducing the homepage, comparing it in a browser, and stopping for your review.
- Invoke the workflow directly with /site-clone
- Compare the working page with the source design
- Approve the homepage before expanding the site
Give Claude real components and page patterns to reuse.
Keep future pages consistent
Design tokens, responsive layouts, sample content, and reusable components show Claude how the website should look and behave when your team asks for another campaign or product page.
- Reuse approved typography, spacing, and components
- Build new routes from working page families
- Keep the brand recognizable as the site grows
Publish pages search engines and AI agents can understand.
Stay easy to find
Server-rendered content, metadata helpers, structured data, sitemap generation, robots rules, and llms.txt guidance give every public page a clear place in the site.
- Render important copy and links in HTML
- Keep metadata and structured data consistent
- Add new routes to discovery files and navigation
Plan the work, review the diff, and check the launch.
Control and review changes
Claude Code supports Plan Mode and fine-grained permissions. The repository adds automated checks for routes, metadata, forms, analytics, indexability, and deployment settings before your team publishes.
- Inspect the approach in Plan Mode
- Choose which tools and commands Claude may use
- Run the same checks before every release
Start your marketing website in Claude Code.
Open the template in the Claude Code terminal, add your company context, and review one working homepage early. The decisions you approve become the starting point for every page that follows.
Start with the Agentic Website Template- 01
Clone the template and start Claude
Open the repository in your terminal, run Claude Code, and ask it to read README.md and confirm the project instructions loaded through CLAUDE.md.
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Add your website brief
Share your audience, offer, brand voice, visual references, conversion goal, and the first pages your team needs.
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Choose the design starting point
Use the reference design, ask Claude to explore a direction from your brief, or invoke /site-clone to reproduce an existing site.
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Review, connect, and launch
Check the homepage in a browser, connect your forms and analytics, add the production settings, and ask Claude to run the included checks.
A website Claude Code can help your team run after launch.
Project context that survives the chat
Claude Code loads the shared instructions from the repository, so brand, search, design, and launch decisions remain available in future sessions.
A faster path from brief to working page
Your team can ask for the next campaign, product, or search page and review it against components and rules the site already uses.
Launch work your team can see
Plans, code changes, browser previews, automated checks, and permission prompts give people clear points to review before publishing.
Claude Code website starter questions.
Straight answers for teams choosing a complete marketing website foundation for Claude Code.
What is included in the Claude Code website starter?
It includes a Next.js marketing website, project instructions, a reference design, reusable components, a blog, forms, lead attribution, analytics support, SEO and GEO foundations, AI discovery files, and launch checks.
How does CLAUDE.md help Claude Code work on the website?
Claude Code loads CLAUDE.md at the start of a session. In this repository, CLAUDE.md imports AGENTS.md, which holds the shared brand voice, architecture, SEO, testing, and launch guidance used across coding agents.
Can Claude Code use a skill to clone my current website?
Yes. The repository includes a /site-clone skill that tells Claude how to map the source site, reproduce its design and interactions, compare the result in a browser, and pause after the homepage for review.
Can I control what Claude Code changes and runs?
Yes. Claude Code offers Plan Mode for inspecting an approach before edits and fine-grained permission rules for file changes and terminal commands. You can also review the final diff and run the repository checks before publishing.