Launch a landing page
Have an AI teammate build a landing page and publish it as an Artifact, a stable, org-shareable link you can keep iterating on.
Copy this prompt to start your first task:
What is this workflow?
Turning a pitch into a published page, an AI teammate confirms the pitch first, drafts the copy, then publishes it as an Artifact — a link you can keep editing without it ever changing.
Artifacts are visible to your organization, not the public internet, and this flow doesn't wire up analytics or conversion tracking. It's the right tool for something the team reviews, demos, or shares internally, and the wrong tool for a public marketing page you need real traffic data on. That's a different job for a Software Engineer teammate, built and deployed as real code.
How to use this workflow
Step 1: Hire a teammate for the job
- Open AI Teammates in the sidebar
- Click Hire AI Teammate
- Pick the Content Writer template
- On the Profile step, replace the default bio so the job is pitch-first, not page-first
- Confirm the name and click Create teammate
Step 2: Confirm the pitch before it builds
- Ask for a page with no audience, differentiator, or CTA — it asks instead of guessing.
- Give it the real pitch, and it drafts copy before building anything.
- Confirm the draft reads right, then say so — only then does it build and publish.
For example:
Click through the actual link yourself before sharing it anywhere. A page that looks right in the builder can still have a broken CTA link or a highlight that doesn't match what you approved.
Step 3: Iterate on the same link
Just say what to change. The teammate updates the same artifact, so the link stays the same and anyone with a tab open sees the update on refresh.
What You Need to Know
No engineer required: hiring the Content Writer template is enough for this flow. You only need a Software Engineer teammate if you're moving to a real, publicly-tracked marketing page instead.
The link never changes: publishing and every later edit reuse the same Artifact URL, and version history lets you roll back an edit that went wrong.
Nothing here needs your approval: publishing and editing an Artifact stays inside Helio and can always be rolled back, so this flow runs on its own. See Control for what does pause for sign-off.
Tips for Better Results
| Tip | Description |
|---|---|
| Confirm the pitch before drafting | Skipping audience, differentiator, or CTA gets you generic copy the teammate has to redo. Give it all three up front. |
| Approve copy before the page gets built | Reacting to words is faster than reacting to a built page. Confirm the draft first, then say "build and publish." |
| Click the live link before you share it | A page can render fine in the builder and still ship with a broken CTA or a mismatched highlight. Open the artifact yourself first. |
| Name the specific change when iterating | The teammate updates the same artifact in place. Say exactly what to change and the link never breaks. |
Common Questions
R&D & Product
Write and review code, spec a PRD, publish a page as an Artifact, and patrol every deploy, all with AI product and engineering teammates.
Monitor every deploy
A "deploy succeeded" notification isn't the same as a working site. Set up a teammate that checks the real thing after every release, quiet on success, first to shout on failure.