Anyone can build their own website
Describe it in one sentence. The SkyNet AI Agent plans the site, writes every page, paints the pictures, checks it on phone, tablet and desktop, and hands it back running. You never write a line of code.
- One sentenceto start
- 20 to 60 minutesto build
- No codingat any point
What you actually do
Three things. None of them is writing code.
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Say what you want
One sentence, in plain words. A bakery with online orders. A dentist. A photo portfolio. A car wash.
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Read the plan, say go
The Agent comes back with the brand name, the colours, the pages and the pictures it intends to make. Change anything in plain words, then start it.
add a catering page, use dark green, go -
Run it in Visual Studio
Twenty to sixty minutes later it is done, tested and running. Your website opens in the browser.
F5
A real site, not a mockup
Every page written
Not a one-page sample. A whole site, with the home page, the inside pages and contact, each one complete and working.
Original artwork
The pictures are painted for your site in one consistent style. No stock photos, no licence to worry about, nothing that looks like a template.
Phone, tablet, desktop
Three layouts, each designed rather than squeezed. The Agent opens your pages at all three sizes and checks them before it says it is finished.
Things that actually work
Search, filters, forms and totals run on the server, so they keep working when you put your own data behind them.
Want to see the kind of thing it builds? Several of the websites on the templates page were built by the Agent this way: described, then generated, with no code written by hand.
See the websitesTwo ways to build
The same Agent, either in a Claude chat or on your own computer. The websites come out the same.
In a Claude chat
Nothing to install but Visual Studio. You add the Agent inside Claude, describe your website, and it hands you the finished source as a zip file to drop into a project.
- A Claude account
- Visual Studio and the .NET 10 SDK, to run what you get
- About five minutes to set up
In Claude Code
The Agent works directly inside your project folder. It writes the files in place, builds the site, opens your pages and tests them. Better once you are changing a site often.
- A Windows PC
- Visual Studio and the .NET 10 SDK
- A paid Claude plan, Pro or Max. The free plan does not include Claude Code.
- About twenty minutes of copy and paste, once
Building in a Claude chat
You add the Agent inside Claude, describe your website, and download the finished source.
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Add the Agent inside Claude
In Claude, open Customize, then the Plugins tab, and press Add marketplace. Put this in the GitHub repository box, press Add, then install SkyNet Agent.
hkim6000/SkyNet-Agent
It then shows as installed, with 4 skills and 4 commands. That is the whole setup.
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Describe your website, then say go
Start a new chat and ask for what you want. Claude comes back with a plan: the name, the colours, the pages, the pictures. Change anything in plain words, then start it.
Build me a bakery website with online orders.
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Ask for it as a zip
A website is a lot of files across several folders, so ask for the whole thing in one zip rather than downloading them one at a time.
Put the whole project in a zip file for me.
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Open it in Visual Studio
Choose File, New, Project, ASP.NET Core Empty. Name it, tick Place solution and project in the same directory, and choose .NET 10. Then open Tools, NuGet Package Manager, Package Manager Console, pick your project in the Default project box, and run:
Install-Package TheSkyLite.SkyNet
Unzip what Claude gave you and copy everything inside into that project folder, replacing what is there. Back in Visual Studio choose Reload All if it asks, and press F5.
Building in Claude Code
The Agent works inside your project folder, writing the files in place, building the site and testing the pages. Steps 1 to 4 are a one-time setup. Step 5 is what you do for each new website.
Once. Set up Claude Code on your computer. Open PowerShell (press Start, type PowerShell, open it) and paste each line, skipping anything you already have.
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Install the tools
The .NET SDK builds the website, Git and Node let the Agent run its checks, Python paints the pictures, and Claude Code is the AI that does the work.
winget install Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10 winget install Git.Git winget install Python.Python.3.12 winget install OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS irm https://claude.ai/install.ps1 | iex
Close PowerShell and open a new one, so it can find what you just installed. Then add the image libraries:
py -m pip install pillow numpy scipy
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Make a folder for your websites
Everything you build lives here. The last two lines install the tool the Agent uses to open your pages and test them.
mkdir C:\WebSites cd C:\WebSites npm i playwright npx playwright install chromium
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Sign in to Claude Code
Start it, type
/login, choose Claude account with subscription and sign in in the browser, then type/exitto come back.claude
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Install the Agent
The first line tells Claude Code where to find the Agent, the second installs it.
claude plugin marketplace add hkim6000/SkyNet-Agent claude plugin install skynet@skynet-agent
Check it worked with
claude plugin list. You should see skynet@skynet-agent, enabled. The setup is finished for good.
Every time. From here on, this is all you do for each new website.
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Build your website
In Visual Studio choose File, New, Project, ASP.NET Core Empty. Name it, put it in
C:\WebSites, tick Place solution and project in the same directory, and choose .NET 10. Then open Tools, Command Line, Developer PowerShell, and run:claude
Then describe your website. Type
/skynet, pick skynet:site from the list, and finish the sentence:/skynet:site a bakery website with online orders. Build it in this existing project in the current folder; do not create a new folder.
Read the plan, say go, and answer Yes when it asks to run commands or write files. When it tells you it is done, go back to Visual Studio, choose Reload All if it asks, and press F5.
Changing it later
You do not go back into the code, because you were never in it. Stay in Claude Code and ask. It changes only what you asked for, checks the site again, and tells you when to press F5.
- make the header darker
- add an FAQ page linked from the footer
- the order total should include a 5% service charge
- put the phone number in the top bar
The four commands
/skynet:site- Build a whole new website from a description.
/skynet:page- Add one more page to a website you already have.
/skynet:sql-page- Add a page that lists, adds, edits and deletes rows in a SQL Server table.
/skynet:verify- Check the whole site again: it builds, the layouts hold, the buttons and forms work.
Every one of them shows you a plan and waits for go. Nothing happens to your website until you say so.
Putting it online
What the Agent gives you is a finished website running on your own computer. To put it where other people can reach it, you need two things: a domain name, and hosting that runs ASP.NET Core, such as a Windows server with IIS or any cloud host that supports it. That part is ordinary web hosting, the same as for any other site.
If that meant nothing to you, that is fine. It is the one step the Agent cannot do for you. Ask, and you will get a walk-through of what to buy, where, and how to get your site onto it.
Ask about hostingStart here
- Watch it build one A website going from one sentence to a running site. Worth four minutes before you install anything.
- The Agent on GitHub The full setup guide, the commands, and fixes for the things that commonly go wrong. Free and open source.
- Websites to look at Stores, restaurants, clinics, a newspaper, a hotel and more. Live demos and full source, free to take.
- Rather do it yourself? If you write code and want to understand what the Agent is doing, start with the framework and build by hand.