Using Websito Effectively

Understanding Command Logic Behind the Scenes

Published @ 05/08/2025 by

author Nevrie
Nevrie, Co-Founder @ answerly.io

Websito.io turns your natural language prompts into actionable commands that manage your website’s pages, content, and structure — all behind the scenes.

This article explains the core command logic Websito uses and how your requests get translated into these operations.


🛠️ Core Commands Websito Uses

While you don’t interact with them directly, Websito runs these commands in response to your prompts:

Command Description Example Use Case
new_page_bulk Create multiple pages or sections at once “Create homepage, pricing, and blog pages”
delete_page_bulk Delete multiple pages or articles simultaneously “Delete all blog posts from 2022”
edit_html Modify or update the HTML/content of a page “Change the homepage header text”
delete_page Remove a single page “Delete the About page”

🔄 How It Works

  1. You enter a prompt: For example, “Create a pricing page with three plans.”

  2. Websito analyzes the request: It decides which commands are necessary (e.g., new_page_bulk to create a page and add content sections).

  3. Commands execute automatically: The relevant commands run behind the scenes to build or modify pages as needed.

  4. You see the updated website: The changes reflect immediately in the editor.


🤖 Why This Matters

  • Simplicity: You don’t need to learn or use these commands manually — just describe what you want.

  • Efficiency: Bulk commands like new_page_bulk and delete_page_bulk help make large changes quickly.

  • Flexibility: The system can combine commands for complex requests seamlessly.


📝 Example Scenario

You say:
“Delete all blog articles older than 6 months.”

Behind the scenes, Websito runs:
delete_page_bulk with filters applied to identify those old blog articles and remove them all at once.


đź’ˇ Summary

Websito’s command logic allows you to focus on what you want, while the system handles how to make it happen — fast, safe, and reliable.


If you want to dive deeper into what you can ask Websito, check out our What Can I Ask Websito To Do? article.