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How to build, animate, translate and hand over sites in Libretto, and how agents and scripts drive the same operations.
This guide follows the work in the order a studio does it: get access, build the pages, set the design system, add motion, publish, then hand the site to the client. Each page is one task, with the admin's own labels in bold.
New here? Start with Request access, then Your first site.
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Get started
Request access, find your way around the workspace, make your first site and invite your client.
Build
Make pages from sections and presets, arrange layers on the canvas, and turn repeated pieces into site components.
Design system
Set the site’s colours, spacing, type and component variants once; every page draws from them.
Motion
Stage scroll scenes from recipes, play image sequences, and check what each does for readers who ask for less motion.
Publish
Add languages, publish versions and roll back, open pages to members, collect forms and connect domains.
Agents and API
Connect Claude, then the MCP server, the CLI and every operation an agent or a script can run.
Hand a site to a client
Give the site to your client: the role, what they can touch, and how to recover a mistake.
Glossary
Every term the guide uses, with its label in the Italian admin.
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