Meet the Agents
Compare each visible UiChemy agent, its supported work, handoffs and practical prompts you can adapt to your website.
Choose an agent by the job you want done. The names describe specializations, not permission to build any feature you can describe.
At a Glance
| Agent | Best starting point | Main screen |
|---|---|---|
| Project Lead | Choosing a workflow | Site map and Design |
| Site Planner | Adding a missing page | Site map; page tasks can also be handed to it from Design |
| Designer | A focused visual correction | Design |
| Copywriter | Clearer hero messaging | Design |
| SEO Specialist | Naturally including a relevant phrase | Design |
| Reviewer | Finding unresolved design content and layout overflow before exporting | Design |
Agents are in Beta. The visible team is Project Lead, Site Planner, Designer, Copywriter, SEO Specialist and Reviewer. Scope changes use the brief form, not a visible Scope agent.
Project Lead
Applicable screen: Site map and Design.
Use the Project Lead when you are not sure who should handle your request. It answers product how-to questions and routes project work to the specialist that owns it. It does not directly edit your site and cannot independently inspect the project to answer project-specific questions. Those questions go to an agent with project context.
Best Use
Choosing a workflow, asking what Agents can do, and starting a request that clearly belongs to a specialist.
Supported Tools and Handoffs
Product guidance and routing, not editing tools. For a request with two different jobs, it can route the first and identify a follow-up specialist. A handoff does not mean both jobs have already completed.
Prompt Examples
What can the Agents do, and which tasks still need manual editing?
How do I export this project to WordPress?
How do I undo a design change made through Agents?
Help me add a Careers page to this site.
I want the Home hero headline rewritten in a warmer tone.
Site Planner
Applicable screen: Site map; page tasks can also be handed to it from Design.
Use the Site Planner to work on the site structure before polishing its appearance. It handles pages and sections in the sitemap. A sitemap change is a planning operation; it is not a promise that a newly added page already has a fully generated design.
Best Use
Adding a missing page, simplifying the sitemap, naming pages clearly and organizing a page’s planned sections.
Supported Tools and Handoffs
The Site map action interface includes adding and removing pages and sections, renaming pages and reordering sections. It works through the sitemap service, not the Design model picker. Visual styles, image work and generated design layouts belong to the Designer.
Prompt Examples
What pages does this site currently have?
Add a Careers page to the sitemap.
Rename the About page to Our Story. Keep its sections.
Add a FAQ section to the Pricing page in the sitemap.
On the Home page in the sitemap, move Testimonials before the FAQ section.
Designer
Applicable screen: Design.
Use the Designer for how the site looks and how its sections are arranged. It can work with supported project styles and individual section targets. It also places exact words you supply; when you want it to invent or improve the wording, that task normally goes to the Copywriter.
Best Use
A focused visual correction, consistent site styles, rearranging existing sections or generating a specific new section with clear context.
Supported Tools and Handoffs
Supported action handlers cover palettes, fonts, themes, layout variants, backgrounds, text and text styles, button/card/badge/field styles, spacing and type scale, icons, supported media slots and animation controls. Section tools support duplicate, copy, cut, paste, move, layout shuffle, regenerate and global status. It can hand a request to the section generator or open an image-editing workflow. Opening a tool is not the same as completing an image edit.
Prompt Examples
On Home, keep the copy and images but change the heading font to Lora.
Make the Home hero background darker. Keep the remaining sections unchanged.
Move the Testimonials section on Home to immediately before FAQ.
Duplicate the Features section on Home and put the copy after the original.
Generate a three-item benefits section on Home after the hero. Use our current fonts and colors.
Use the attached photo in the Home hero image slot. Keep its current layout.
Copywriter
Applicable screen: Design.
Use the Copywriter when you want existing website words rewritten rather than simply replaced with a sentence you already wrote. Give it the audience, tone, desired length and any facts it must preserve. Its job is writing, not changing the visual design.
Best Use
Clearer hero messaging, shorter paragraphs, consistent brand voice and more useful button labels.
Supported Tools and Handoffs
The Copywriter runs as a Design-agent persona with text-focused tools. It can update supported text slots and replace matching text. Asking it for colors or page structure can trigger a handoff. It does not make a new CMS article workflow, verify your business facts or invent trustworthy testimonials.
Prompt Examples
Rewrite only the Home hero headline for first-time small-business owners. Keep it under eight words and avoid jargon.
Shorten the About page introduction to two sentences. Preserve every factual claim and the company name.
Rewrite the Services section body copy in a calm, confident tone. Keep the service names unchanged.
Make the Pricing page FAQ answers easier to understand. Do not invent prices, terms or guarantees.
Change the Home hero button label to a clearer action using at most four words. Keep the button destination and design unchanged.
SEO Specialist
Applicable screen: Design.
Use the SEO Specialist to improve the wording of headings and body copy around a search phrase. It works on search-focused content, not a complete technical SEO setup. Tell it the phrase, the intended audience and the page’s purpose so the wording remains useful rather than repetitive.
Best Use
Naturally including a relevant phrase, clarifying what a service page is about and improving existing search-focused wording.
Supported Tools and Handoffs
The SEO Specialist uses the Design agent’s text-focused persona tools. It can reword supported headings and copy. It cannot change heading levels, meta titles or descriptions, page URLs or image alt text through this persona. For supported page/site settings, use the dedicated settings controls instead. It does not query live search-volume data or guarantee rankings.
Prompt Examples
Rewrite the Home hero headline to naturally include "bookkeeping for freelancers". Keep it readable and avoid keyword stuffing.
Improve the Services section copy around "commercial interior design". Preserve the actual services and locations.
Rewrite the About page introduction so it clearly describes our bakery in Bristol. Do not add awards or claims.
Make the Pricing page headings more descriptive for people searching for bookkeeping plans. Keep all prices unchanged.
Revise the Home FAQ wording to naturally mention "online tutoring for GCSE maths" where it fits. Keep the meaning of each answer.
Reviewer
Applicable screen: Design.
Use the Reviewer for a read-only check of the rendered design. It reports design issues and responsive overflow, but does not fix them. Ask the Designer to apply a specific correction after you have reviewed the findings.
Best Use
Finding unresolved design content and layout overflow before exporting, or checking a page again after a fix.
Supported Tools and Handoffs
Its supported review tools are design issue checks and responsive checks. The issue scanner looks for unfilled text or labels, unresolved images, broken AI sections and low text contrast. Responsive checks inspect rendered overflow on device previews. These are scoped design checks, not a comprehensive accessibility, SEO, performance, copy or security audit.
Prompt Examples
Review the rendered Home page for unfilled text, missing images and low text contrast. Do not change anything.
Check Home for responsive overflow. Report the affected section and device.
Check the About page for broken AI sections or placeholder content. Make no edits.
Review the rendered design for low-contrast text and list where you find it. Do not change the palette.
Run a design and mobile check before I export. Separate the findings from anything you could not verify.
Choose the Right Next Agent
After a Reviewer report, name one finding and ask the Designer for the fix. After changing the sitemap, generate the affected design through the normal design workflow. After a Copywriter or SEO edit, inspect the words in their actual layout.
Designer: on Home, fix the low-contrast hero body text reported by Reviewer. Keep the words and the hero image unchanged.
A single message with multiple jobs can trigger a handoff. Split complex work into one request per goal so you can check each result before the next change.