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Create a microsite from a reference article

Have a blog post, news story, or internal doc you want to turn into a clean, shareable web page? Your agent can summarize it and publish it in one go.

When to use this

You found a great article (or wrote one) and want a focused, good-looking landing page that distills it — a summary, the key points, and a link back to the source. No CMS, no template wrangling.

The prompt

PromptRead this article https://example.com/the-post and build a clean one-page microsite that summarizes it — a short intro, the 3–5 key takeaways, and a link to the original. Then publish it with https://publish.my

What your agent does

Reads the source It pulls the article's main points (give it a URL, or paste the text if the page is behind a login).
Generates the page It writes a single index.html with styles — a headline, a summary, the key takeaways, and an attribution link.
Publishes it It packs and deploys, then hands you the staged URL to confirm by email.

Refine it

Microsites are quick to iterate. Follow up with requests like:

"Add a hero section with the article's title and a one-line hook."
"Use a warm, editorial color theme and a serif headline font."
"Add a 'Read the full article' button linking to the source."
"Add an FAQ built from the article, then publish again."

Each follow-up is just another "publish again" — same URL, instant.

Be a good citizen Summarize and link back to the original rather than republishing someone else's full content. Only publish material you have the right to share — see our Acceptable Use Policy.