Describe the site you need, or point at one you like the look of, and get a working site back - pages, copy and styling included. Then keep shaping it in the same chat.
Answer a few questions about the business, its colours and its tone, and the builder writes a full site around them. Or hand it a URL of a site you like, and it studies the layout, fonts and branding to build something in the same spirit - never a copy, just a starting point in the right direction.
A site doesn't stop changing once it's live. Ask for a new section, a different headline, or a colour change, and the chat makes the edit directly - the header, the footer, the styling, even a small script, all through the same conversation. It works on WordPress sites too, through a separate chat built for how WordPress is put together.
Connect the AI account you already use, and builds run under it instead of a shared, unpredictable pool.
Connect more than one, and a new site build tries each in turn until one succeeds - so a single provider having a bad day doesn't stop the build.
The AI doesn't get shell access or write PHP straight to disk. It returns structured content - a page's title, description and HTML, or the header, footer and CSS as plain text - and the panel rebuilds the real files from that. AI output can't become raw, executable code by construction, only content inside the templates you already trust.
Some things are easier to show than describe. Attach a logo to match, a document with real copy to use, or a photo for style reference, and the AI factors it into what it builds - rather than guessing at a brand it's never seen.
A plain site and a WordPress site aren't put together the same way under the hood, so each gets a chat built around how it actually works - but from where you sit, it's the same conversation-based experience either way.