Rebuild a client's website with your AI assistant

From one conversation with your AI assistant, audit a client's old website, rebuild it on Mount Olympus (import it or Create with Zeus), fix the audit's issues, redirect old addresses, publish and send a before / after report.

Updated October 27, 2026

Your connected AI assistant can take a client's old website all the way to a new Mount Olympus site and a report you can send them. Ask in plain words, for example:

"Audit bluestemtermite.com, rebuild it on Mount Olympus for Bluestem Termite, fix the SEO problems, redirect the old pages, publish it and make me a before and after report I can send."

The steps your assistant takes

  1. Audit the old site. It runs the Local SEO audit (run_site_audit, costs credits; it tells you the price first) and Google's speed test on phones and computers (measure_site, free). The speed test saves all four scores (performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO) and the loading times as the "before".
  2. Rebuild it, one of two ways. Both cost credits and take three calls: your assistant starts it (free), shows you what it found and the price, and only goes ahead when you say yes.
    • Import the site (import_website): the same as Websites → Import. It first finds the site's pages, then tells you how many it will import and the cost (10 credits a page). Pages are charged as they're built; a page that fails is free.
    • Create with Zeus (create_site_with_zeus): Zeus designs and writes a new site, reading the old site's colors and fonts and the words on its pages, so the new site keeps the business's real content (rewritten, never copied word for word). It first plans the site, then shows you the plan (pages, design, service and area pages) and the cost (per page and per Zeus image). You can still change the plan in ContentForge before building. Your assistant follows the import or build with get_run_status until it's done.
  3. Fix what the audit finds (fix_site_issues, free): it runs the Site Audit on the new site and lists what it would fix. When you agree, it writes missing meta titles and descriptions, describes images without alt text, gives every page exactly one H1 heading, switches on LocalBusiness schema and FAQ schema, sets a share image (the picture shown when the site is shared) and fixes broken links. Ask for Zeus to write more for thin pages too: he adds a section of new copy to each one in the client's brand voice, from their real facts (1 credit a page, and your assistant tells you the cost first). Everything goes to the draft; undo puts it back.
  4. Keep the old addresses working (migrate_old_urls, free): it takes the old site's addresses (from the import, or the old site's sitemap) and matches each one to its new page. Addresses whose path doesn't match a new page are matched by Zeus by meaning (free); guesses he isn't sure about are only listed. It shows you the redirects and the addresses it couldn't match (tell it where those should go). When you agree, the redirects go live straight away. Undo removes them.
  5. Publish (publish_site): on its free address, or the client's domain if it's already connected.
  6. The before / after report (create_rebuild_report and share_report, free): see Before / after report.

Credits

  • Local SEO audit: its usual price.
  • Import: 10 credits a page, charged as each page is built.
  • Create with Zeus: its usual price per page and per Zeus image, charged as each is made.
  • Zeus writing more for thin pages: 1 credit a page (Zeus editor change).
  • Speed test, the other fixes, redirects (Zeus matching included) and the report: free.

Nothing paid starts until you agree to the price your assistant shows you. If the agency doesn't have enough credits, it says so and nothing is charged.

Who can use it

Agency team members with the Mount Olympus tool (Create with Zeus also needs Zeus). A client's own connection can never use these steps.

Limits

  • The speed test checks up to 5 pages per call.
  • An import takes up to 200 pages (your assistant imports 50 unless you ask for more).
  • The report needs the new site to be published.
  • Redirects only cover the old site's addresses that were found; tell your assistant about any others.

Troubleshooting

  • "Still finding pages / still planning": the first step takes a minute or two. Ask your assistant to check again.
  • "Not enough credits": buy credits in Billing & credits, or import fewer pages / ask Zeus for fewer pages or no Zeus images.
  • "Publish the new site first": the report measures the live site. Publish it, then ask again.

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