Campaign pages that keep your design system.
Landing pages rot when every campaign invents its own spacing. The agent lists the global classes, variables and components that already exist, composes the page from those, and only creates a new token when nothing suitable is there, then tells you what it added.
Campaign brief
This is the whole input.
Landing pages live or die on the offer, not the layout. Name the offer, the audience and the single action; the section list below is the part the agent turns into structure.
Paste into your AI client
PROJECT TYPE: SINGLE LANDING PAGE
BUILDER: [ELEMENTOR / BRICKS / DIVI 5 / OXYGEN 6 / BREAKDANCE / ETCH]
OFFER: [WHAT IS BEING OFFERED] for [AUDIENCE] who currently [PROBLEM].
GOAL: [ONE ACTION]. Nothing else on the page competes with it.
SECTIONS: Compact header; outcome-led hero; the problem in the reader's words; what they get; how it works in [N] steps; proof; objection handling; pricing or fee basis; FAQ; form; final CTA.
DESIGN SYSTEM: List the existing global classes and variables first and build from them. If you must create a token, name it consistently with the ones already there and report it.
ART DIRECTION: [PALETTE], [TYPE], [IMAGERY]. Motion only where it clarifies sequence, and it must respect reduced-motion settings.
FORM: [FORM PLUGIN], fields [FIELDS]. Inspect the field schema before building. Leave notifications, CRM routing and the success page for my approval.
VARIANTS: After the first page is approved, produce [N] variants that change only [HEADLINE / HERO / PROOF] and keep the structure identical.
CLAIM SAFETY: Conversion rates, customer counts, guarantees, timelines, awards and testimonials are [CONFIRM] unless supplied.
STATUS: Leave the page unpublished and give me the review list.One prompt from you becomes hundreds of typed ability calls from the agent, each one checked against your WordPress capabilities, the active safety profile and the confirmation rules before it runs.
What happens next
The run, step by step
Nothing here is a black box. Every step is a typed call you can see in the change log afterwards.
- 1
Lists the design system before composing anything
Global classes, variables, colour palette entries, theme styles and existing components. This is the step that decides whether the page looks like the rest of the site or like a stranger.
- 2
Composes the page as one document tree
Sections and elements are written in a single structured call against the builder's real element schemas, not generated HTML dropped into a text widget, which is how layouts stop opening in their own editor.
- 3
Binds to existing tokens instead of inline styles
Colours and typography reference your variables. Change the token later and the page follows, which is the difference between a landing page and a landing page you can maintain.
- 4
Builds the form against its real schema
Field types are read from the installed form plugin first. A field type that plugin does not support fails closed rather than being approximated with a text input.
- 5
Produces variants that stay comparable
Once you approve the first page, variants change only what you nominate, headline, hero, proof block, so an A/B test measures the message rather than an accidental layout change.
- 6
Hands back a review list
Every [CONFIRM] it hit, every token it created and every section that needs a real asset comes back as a list. The page stays unpublished until you say otherwise.
Plugins it can drive
It works with what you already run.
WPPilot Pro ships 53 integration families. A module only registers once its plugin is detected on the site and a Pro licence is active.
Builder add-ons
Forms
Tracking and search
Under the prompt
The abilities this run actually calls
Real registered ability names from the shipped plugin source. Each one has a schema, a permission check and a risk classification.
Where it stops
What stays yours.
Speed is only useful if you can trust the result. These are real constraints in the plugin source, not a disclaimer paragraph.
Read the security model- Responsive behaviour, font loading and interactions still need a look in the native editor. A valid write is not a finished page.
- Elementor writes the full document tree, but has no template or theme-builder ability, headers and footers for an Elementor site stay manual.
- Builder features behind a premium tier you do not own fail closed. The ability reports that the capability is unavailable instead of writing a partial layout.
- Global classes and variables are site-wide. Editing one is a high-impact write and is treated as such, including in the approval queue.
- Nothing publishes itself. Pages land unpublished with a review list attached.
Questions
Build landing pages, answered
How is this different from an AI page generator plugin?
A generator produces its own layout in its own format. This drives the builder you already use, through that builder's real schemas, using the design tokens already on your site, and it runs from the AI client you already work in rather than a separate dashboard.
Can it build ten campaign variants?
Yes, and that is where it pays off. Approve the first page, then ask for variants that change only the elements you nominate. Structure stays identical, so your test measures the message.
Will it invent testimonials or statistics?
No. Unsupplied proof comes back marked [CONFIRM]. That is deliberate, a landing page with an invented conversion statistic is a legal problem, not a design problem.
Which builder gives the best landing pages?
Bricks and Etch have the richest component and style surfaces; Divi 5 has the strongest preset system; Elementor is the widest-installed. All of them accept a full document-tree write, so pick the one your team already maintains.
Your site · your policy · your AI client
Send the brief. Get the landing pages.
Install WPPilot Free to connect your AI client, then add Pro for the builder, commerce and plugin modules this run depends on.