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A landing page where every claim is a real quote. With a demand report and your positioning in hand, one call drafts a small marketing site — and renders it as a self-contained page you can open. The copy isn’t AI prose: every claim-bearing line is a word-for-word quote from a real user, footnoted back to the thread it came from. 
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mw.site(...) drafts a small marketing page; mw.render_site(...) turns it into one self-contained index.html you can open. The copy isn’t AI prose — every claim-bearing line is a word-for-word quote from a real user, and each one renders with a footnote linking back to the thread it came from, so any visitor is one click from the real comment.

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What you give it / what you get back

FieldWhat it is
site.sections[].roleWhat the section does: hero, feature, objection, pricing, social_proof, or cta.
site.sections[].copyThe text. For a claimed section it contains a verbatim fragment of a real quote.
site.sections[].provenanceverbatim (a cited real quote) or connective (claim-free glue between sections).
The hero is built on the need the most distinct people raised — the broadest demand, not the loudest single post. metalworks may add short connective lines to bridge sections, but those carry no claims at all: any glue line that sneaks in a number or a superlative like “best” or “only” is dropped, so unsourced claims can’t slip in.

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When the result is thin

metalworks drops anything it can’t back with a real quote. If a line doesn’t exactly match a stored comment, that section is removed rather than shipped on the model’s word. If nothing matches at all, the site comes back empty with partial=True and a caveat — never an invented section, never a crash.

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You have a site. Now turn the demand into a build plan and launch: → Build spec · Launch assets · the full walkthrough · why you can trust the output