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Miles becomes more useful when it is part of a real project flow rather than starting from an empty prompt.

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Research to website direction

An agent can turn customer research, a product specification, analytics findings, or client notes into a concise website brief. Miles can then use that brief to create design directions.

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Brand material to a more specific site

Use Miles with the real logo, photography, content documents, and brand guidelines from the project. This helps the generated direction respond to the actual brand instead of a generic description of it.

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Visual review to a better next round

Your agent can use a browser or visual-review tool to inspect directions and built pages, compare them with the brief, and bring you concrete feedback. Miles can use that feedback for the next direction or refinement.

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Miles work to developer handoff

After Miles has done the site work, your agent can use repository, QA, accessibility, code-review, and deployment tools as usual. It can inspect generated files, prepare an export, and hand the work into the same delivery flow as the rest of the project. Miles does not replace those tools. It makes the WordPress design and site-building part of the flow stronger. Next: Stay involved in Miles work.