MEET MUSE
Design. Build. Operate.
Everything WordPress, done.
One agent — Muse — working on a real WordPress install you own.
It plans, builds, and reviews its own work before anything ships.
Build new sites from scratch
Update your existing site
Restyle without rebuilding
Write real copy, not lorem ipsum
Build from your screenshots
Edit anything with a click
Stock WooCommerce in bulk
Clean malware surgically
Connect your domain + SSL
Review their own design
Say it once. Muse takes it from there.
You write one sentence — “a landing page for my coffee roastery, warm and editorial” — and Muse turns it into a plan: sections, copy, theme structure.
Then it executes file by file on a real WordPress install. You watch templates land in the build log while the preview assembles — no drag-and-drop, no starter template to fight.
Built, then criticised, then shipped.
This is the step every other AI builder skips. When the builder finishes, Fregio renders the page and hands the screenshot to a design critic.
It judges the actual pixels — focal point, contrast, spacing, real content. If something fails, it sends the build back with a specific fix. The page only goes live once it earns approval.
Change anything with a sentence — or a click.
A shipped site isn't a finished site. Flip on Edit mode, click any headline, button or image, and describe the change in plain language.
Small edits land in seconds; bigger asks rebuild whole sections. Every change writes to real theme files — review it in the build log or roll it back.
UNDER THE HOOD
One agent. A two-stage pipeline.
You never pick a model — Muse is the only agent you ever see. Underneath, a fast model preps context so Claude can spend its effort where it counts: building and reviewing the actual site.
PrepFast context pass
A small, quick model reads your request and any reference screenshots, then sketches the plan — no user-visible choice, just faster results.
BuildClaude, full pass
Muse writes the whole site in one pass — templates, styles, plugins wired together — using that plan as its brief.
ReviewThe quality bar
The same model renders the result and judges it like a design lead — hierarchy, contrast, real content — before it ever ships.
