AI AgentsAgent Prompt Library

Agent Prompt Library

Copy practical UiChemy agent prompts for page planning, design edits, website copy, search-focused wording and read-only checks.

Start with a prompt below, then replace its page names, business details and content with your own. These examples target supported workflows, not a promise that every request succeeds on the first attempt.

At a Glance

GoalAgentInclude in your request
Plan pagesSite PlannerPage names and sitemap intent
Change appearance or sectionsDesignerTarget page, section, position and preserved content
Improve wordsCopywriterAudience, tone, length and factual constraints
Search-focused wordingSEO SpecialistSearch phrase, page purpose and factual limits
Check the designReviewerPage, check type and read-only instruction

Write Scope and Context First

A useful request contains four parts:

  1. Target: the page and section, or the selected element.
  2. Goal: one specific outcome.
  3. Context: audience, tone, actual business facts or reference asset.
  4. Boundary: what must stay unchanged.
On the Home page, rewrite only the hero headline for freelance designers who need simple bookkeeping. Keep it under eight words. Preserve the body copy, image, button label and layout. Do not claim guaranteed tax savings.

Name the page when two pages have similar sections. For deletion, use the section’s name, not only its number. If you attach a file, say whether to place it or use it as a reference. Do not paste sensitive customer information or credentials into a prompt.

Choose a goal

Pick one group below. Start with one page or section rather than an unspecified whole-site transformation.

Supply the real context

Replace sample business names, locations and phrases. If the prompt asks for supplied FAQ answers, add the actual questions and answers before sending.

Check and continue

Inspect the result. Use a precise follow-up that names the same target. Split design, writing and review into separate requests.

Plan Pages

Use Site Planner. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

List the current pages and their sections before making any changes.
Add a Contact page to the sitemap.
Rename Services to What We Do without changing its sections.
Add a Testimonials section to the Home page in the sitemap.

Arrange Design Sections

Use Designer. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Move the Home FAQ section to the end of that page.
Copy the Home Testimonials section to About, after the introduction.
Duplicate the Pricing page FAQ section and place it after the original.
Delete the Testimonials section on Home. Do not remove Testimonials on any other page.

Create a New Design Section

Use Designer. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Generate a two-column services section on Home after the hero. Show three services: bookkeeping, payroll and tax preparation. Keep our current brand fonts and colors.
Add a testimonial section on About after the introduction. Use clearly marked placeholder quotes, not invented real customer claims.
Generate a FAQ section on Pricing after the pricing cards. Use the five questions and answers I provide below. Do not invent prices or policies.
Create a benefits section on Home after Features. Use four concise cards based only on the services in our brief.

Improve Colors, Fonts and Spacing

Use Designer. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Show me warmer color palette options. Keep the existing copy and page structure.
Change the heading font to Lora. Leave the body font unchanged.
Increase the vertical spacing in the Home Features section. Keep its content and layout variant.
Make the site buttons less rounded. Keep the labels and links unchanged.
Give the Pricing cards a more consistent visual style without changing their prices or text.

Rewrite Existing Copy

Use Copywriter. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Rewrite the Home hero body copy in plain English for first-time customers. Keep it to two sentences.
Shorten the Home Features descriptions without changing the feature names or claims.
Make the About page copy warmer. Preserve names, dates and locations.
Proofread the Pricing FAQ answers. Correct grammar without changing the policies.
Rewrite the Contact section button label as a clear next step. Keep its destination unchanged.

Use Exact Text

Use Designer. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Set the Home hero headline to "Accounting that gives you time back". Change no other text.
Set the Contact section button label to "Talk to our team". Leave its link and styling unchanged.
Replace the exact phrase "Get Started" with "Book a Call" in the Home hero button only.

Improve Search-Focused Wording

Use SEO Specialist. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Reword the Services heading around "wedding photography in Leeds". Keep it natural.
Improve the Home body copy for "bookkeeping for freelancers" without repeating the phrase in every sentence.
Make the About introduction clearly describe our Bristol bakery. Do not invent accolades or years in business.
Rewrite the Home FAQ wording to reflect "GCSE maths tutoring" while preserving every answer’s meaning.

Use an Attached Asset

Use Designer. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Use the attached PNG as the logo in the Home header. Keep the navigation unchanged.
Replace the image in the About introduction with the attached photo. Do not change the text.
Use this screenshot as a visual reference for a new Home hero section. Adapt it to our brand rather than copying its text.

Check Before Export

Use Reviewer. These prompts apply to existing supported project content or the named generation workflow.

Check the rendered design for unresolved text and image placeholders. Report page and section names.
Check the Home page for mobile overflow. Do not make edits.
Review the rendered design for low text contrast. List the affected sections.
Check the Pricing page for broken AI sections and placeholder labels. Separate findings from anything you could not check.

Follow Up Without Losing the Target

A follow-up uses the current conversation, but naming the target makes it safer after navigating between pages.

On Home, keep the hero headline you just wrote, but shorten the body copy to one sentence. Keep all factual claims unchanged.
Summarize the changes made in this conversation and name the page and section for each one. Separate completed edits from suggestions.

Keep Prompts Inside Supported Features

Do not treat a plausible prompt as a feature list. A Designer can change a contact-form section’s appearance, but that is not a working email-delivery setup. SEO Specialist rewords content; it does not edit metadata or guarantee rankings. Reviewer reports scoped design findings; it does not certify the site’s accessibility, performance or security.

Use the dedicated Publish and export controls instead of asking Agents to deploy the site. For brief changes, use Scope. Requests for checkout, booking integrations, live social feeds, analytics, custom domains or scheduled publishing should not be assumed to run through Agents.

Ordinary edits apply immediately. Manual is not a draft-only mode and does not ask before every credit-spending AI task. Review the target and permission mode before sending generation or removal requests.

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