Who it is forA founder or hobbyist who wants a head start on a common app or landing page instead of a blank project.
The problemStarting from an empty project makes it slow to reach a usable first version, especially for a first-time Builder.
The outcomeYour own copy of a finished app or website, updated to match your content through plain-language requests.
What you need first
- A web browser for the live demo at https://builder.puter.com/
- Git, Node.js, and npm for running the repo locally
- A project idea described in plain language
- For MCP connections: the URL of a remote MCP server you want the AI to use
Steps
- Open https://builder.puter.com/ in your browser.
- Pick a template from the available templates.
- Let the template copy into your account.
- Describe the changes you want in chat and check the live preview.
Prompt for your agent
Using the HeyPuter/builder live demo at https://builder.puter.com/, copy a template that fits <target project> into a new project, then request changes that match its purpose. Expected output: an edited project copy in your account. Verify that the original template is unchanged and the copy shows your requested changes in the live preview.
Caveat. The README does not say which templates are available or how many, so check the template list in the live demo.
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