Home
Make the renovation process feel controlled, respectful, and low-risk.
Proof: Occupied-home process, recent project detail, consultation path
Precomputed demonstration. This page does not call a builder, create a website, open a workspace, or save any visitor input.
darwin_build_brief · example output
See what an implementation-ready AI website brief looks like.
This sample shows the shape of a Darwin handoff for a fictional renovation company. It includes direction, constraints, sources, assumptions, and a publish checklist.
- Brief ID
- brief_demo_harbor_pine_01
- Builder target
- Codex + WordPress.com
- Write access
- None
- Confidence
- High, with assumptions
Recommended page architecture
Five pages, each with one job
Projects
Show decisions and constraints, not just polished after photos.
Proof: Scope, timeline, challenge, material choice, outcome
Process
Answer what happens while a client still lives in the home.
Proof: Communication cadence, dust control, schedule, approvals
Services
Qualify the right projects without a long catalog of generic work.
Proof: Kitchen, bath, whole-home, planning boundaries
Contact
Collect enough context for a useful first conversation.
Proof: Project type, location, target timing, occupied-home status
Copy direction
Specific, steady, proof-led
- Lead with how the process feels for the homeowner.
- Use project details instead of broad quality claims.
- Avoid urgency language and unverified superlatives.
Design direction
Architectural field notes
- Editorial project photography with useful captions.
- Measured spacing, warm wood tones, clear form states.
- No stock hard-hat imagery or decorative project counters.
Publish checklist
Human review stays in the loop.
- Every page has one clear purpose and one primary next action.
- Navigation and form controls have visible keyboard focus.
- Claims about timelines, service areas, and credentials are verified by the client.
- Project images include useful alternative text or an empty alt when decorative.
- The WordPress draft is reviewed by a human before publication.
Reference workflow
Codex + Darwin + WordPress.com
This is the planned demo handoff, not a live connection or write on this page.
- 1
Darwin briefs
Codex requests a cited brief and receives this structured output.
- 2
Codex builds
In the planned demo, Codex would use the approved brief while working through WordPress.com MCP.
- 3
A human reviews
The agency reviews the draft and chooses whether anything is published.
No production action is simulated here. The agency pilot starts read-only, and any later WordPress change flow remains draft-only with explicit approval.
Sources represented in this example
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
Accessibility foundation and WCAG references
Google Search Central
SEO Starter Guide
WordPress.com Support
WordPress.com MCP connection guidance
Agency pilot fit review
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