Prepare your site with ChatGPT, then create it in KrabiClaw
Use ChatGPT to prepare your business details and homepage copy, create the site in the KrabiClaw dashboard, then connect ChatGPT for existing-site edits.
Chris Luke
2 min read
ChatGPT can help you prepare your website's words and plan your first edit. Creating a new KrabiClaw site happens in the KrabiClaw dashboard. The connected assistant manages sites that already exist; it does not create a new site or location.
1. Prepare the details and copy
Have your business name, business type, address, phone, currency, and a clear homepage headline ready. Hours, a logo, and your own business photos are useful too.
You can ask ChatGPT:
“Help me prepare the details for my KrabiClaw website. Ask me for the facts you need, then draft a short homepage headline and description. Do not invent opening hours, prices, services, or claims about my business.”
Review its suggestions and keep only wording that accurately describes your business. This preparation does not create or publish a site.
2. Create the site in the dashboard
Follow Create and publish your first site. The dashboard lets you search for your business by name on Google Maps or choose manual entry, check the imported details, enter your required headline, and review a private preview.
Choose Create my site only when you are ready. Open the public address afterward and check the customer-facing details.
3. Connect ChatGPT to the existing site
Follow Connect KrabiClaw to ChatGPT. Before asking for an edit, make sure the assistant can see the correct business and location.
Start with a read-only request:
“Show the KrabiClaw businesses I can access. For [business name], read the existing homepage and tell me its current headline. Do not change anything.”
4. Make one specific edit and verify it
Once the assistant has identified the correct site and current page, give it a narrow instruction, for example:
“On the existing homepage for [business name], replace the current headline with ‘[your approved headline]’. Keep the rest of the page unchanged.”
Review any confirmation the client requests. After the change succeeds, open the public homepage and check that the requested text appears. A suggested draft in chat is not proof that the website changed.
If a request does not work
If the site is not visible, check the signed-in account and business access before trying again. If tools are missing, use the recovery advice in the connection guide. For site or location creation, return to the dashboard.