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Sitelas enables website cloning with Claude AI

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Sitelas has introduced a new feature that allows users to clone websites using Claude. By connecting Sitelas to Claude via a custom connector, users can provide a URL to Claude and instruct it to replicate the website's structure, design tokens, and images. The AI then rebuilds the site using Sitelas's own building blocks, creating an editable Sitelas site that can be previewed privately before publishing. While the cloned site is fully editable, the original images and assets are copied, which may have copyright implications if used beyond personal demos or prototypes. AI

IMPACT Streamlines website creation by enabling rapid prototyping and design replication.

RANK_REASON New product feature launch from a company.

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Sitelas enables website cloning with Claude AI

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Usman Haider ·

    I Cloned a Website From a Claude Chat

    <p>There's a moment when you find a layout you wish you'd built — a landing page that just works, an old site of your own you want to move, a competitor's structure you'd like as a starting point. The usual answer is "open the dev tools and start copying." Slow, brittle, and you …

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