Begin with one page and one clear change.
Choose a page you understand and a text update you can check. Start in the prepared project and preview environment.
Have AI read the site’s current instructions before doing the work. This example is for the general local-project workflow; current Shuttle capabilities determine its product equivalent.
Prepare the task inputs.
Bring the exact page address, the approved text and the environment it may change. Identify the existing section or style it should reuse.
Keep credentials and customer data outside the prompt. If the preview or content source is unknown, resolve that before asking for the update.
Use a bounded request.
Read this site’s instructions. On the preview, update [page URL] with this approved text: [text]. Reuse the existing sections and styles. Show the changed files and the result. Do not publish.
Replace the bracketed parts with your page address and approved copy. The request asks for a preview and explicitly stops before publication.
Check the result against your request.
Read the displayed copy and inspect the changed files or content fields. Confirm the task used the intended page and environment.
Open the page on desktop and mobile. Check the affected links and forms using an appropriate test process. A conversational answer alone does not establish that the requested draft or change exists.
Ask for the specific correction.
Name the part that needs changing and the rule it should follow. Ask for the revised result on the same preview.
If the correction applies to future work, save it in the site’s instructions. Then check the complete revised page.
Decide whether this version is ready.
When the result is checked, identify the exact change and release destination. Follow the site’s documented procedure and inspect the live page afterward.
If you are still uncertain, keep the task on the preview and ask your developer or setup team for help.