Use Miles in a project - Miles Docs

Use Miles when a project needs more than code or a one-off design suggestion. Your coding agent can bring the project material to Miles, run the WordPress work directly, and keep you involved where your judgment matters.

Turn a project brief into a site

Use this when you have a client brief, a product spec, a folder of copy, or a collection of notes that needs to become a coherent WordPress site. Your agent can read the material, give it to Miles with the real brand assets, and bring back the website brief and design directions for review.

Read the project brief, existing copy, and logo in this folder.

Use Miles to create a new WordPress site. Show me the brief and design directions before you build anything.

Explore a new direction separately

Use a Miles design sandbox when you want to explore a new marketing site, campaign, redesign, or client concept separately from an existing WordPress installation. Your agent can help turn feedback into another direction, collect screenshots, and compare the options against the original brief.

Improve an existing WordPress site

Use Miles alongside your agent when an existing site needs a new page, a stronger section, a page redesign, or a more cohesive visual direction. The agent can gather the current content and site context, then use Miles to make the WordPress work more deliberate.

Review the current Services page and suggest a stronger direction.

Use Miles to create a draft redesign. Keep the current page unchanged and show me the result before asking for any protected change.

Carry the result into delivery

After Miles has built a site, your agent can inspect the generated files, convert the result into a WordPress theme, export it, run normal quality checks, or prepare a developer handoff. Miles handles the design and WordPress workflow; the rest of your project process stays intact. Next: Use Miles with other skills.