Claude, ChatGPT & more

Give AI agents real post-click work to do

Connect UXON to your agent stack so governed agents can create pages, import code, manage experiments, review analytics, manage sub-accounts, and connect domains. Move faster without giving every tool unlimited access.

Agent workflow automation illustration

Connect UXON to your agent stack

API and skills file setup

Give agents a controlled command layer with API keys and a skills file that explains what they can do, where they need confirmation, and how to work inside UXON.

Claude MCP (beta)

Connect Claude through MCP when you want chat-native workflows for setup, page briefs, tracking checks, experiment updates, and reporting reads.

Run platform commands through agents

Create pages

Turn briefs, page requests, or campaign angles into UXON pages without dragging every build through a manual production chain.

Import code

Bring in code-page ZIPs or agent-built page bundles, then launch them inside UXON with tracking, review, and experiment context.

Manage experiments

Let agents create, update, and check experiments with variants, goals, traffic logic, and result status in one workflow.

Manage experiments

Manage sub-accounts

Create and organize client workspaces so agencies can standardize setup without exposing raw account access everywhere.

Manage sub-accounts

Review analytics

Ask agents for page, channel, event, and experiment summaries before client reporting, optimization reviews, or budget calls.

Connect domains

Move domain setup forward with guided tasks while keeping publishing, scripts, and approval checks inside UXON.

Control AI usage and API access

Give agents enough access to move work forward, not unlimited permission to touch every client account. Use included AI capacity or connect your own API key for heavier generation, then keep cost control and workflow boundaries visible.

Control AI usage

Find sharper angles before pages are built

Brand intelligence

Brand intelligence overview

Give agents market context before they draft. Use competitor claims, positioning gaps, segment pain, and proof requirements to shape sharper page angles.

Review intelligence

Brand intelligence theme analytics

Turn customer language into usable claims, objections, and proof themes so agent-written briefs do not start from internal guesses.

Review feedback with
AI judgment

Use AI to read comments through a CRO and landing page lens before your team starts reworking the page. Sort feedback into implement, test, or idea so unclear comments stop turning into automatic production work.

Review feedback with AI judgment

How to start

Sign up form
01

Sign up

Create your UXON account and choose the workspace or client sub-account agents should operate inside.

Skills file and Claude MCP connection
02

Download the skills file / add Claude MCP

Add the skills file to your agent setup, or connect Claude MCP when you want scoped, chat-native platform actions.

Agent chat
03

Ask your agent to do the work

Ask for a page, code import, experiment update, analytics readout, domain task, or feedback review, then confirm high-impact actions before launch.

Conversion lifts across real client funnels

Frequently asked questions

Agents can create pages, import code, manage experiments, review analytics, manage sub-accounts, connect domains, and support launch checks through controlled UXON workflows.
UXON is designed for documented API workflows, skills-file setup, and Claude MCP workflows. Exact setup depends on the agent stack, permissions, and actions you want to enable.
They do not have to. UXON is designed so teams can keep review, approval, and access controls around high-impact work before pages, experiments, or domain changes go live.
Teams can use included AI capacity or connect their own API key for heavier workflows. The goal is cost control and governed access, not open-ended agent permissions.
A technical person may help with API keys, MCP setup, or custom automation. Once connected, marketers and operators can ask agents to handle repeatable page, experiment, reporting, and setup tasks.