On-Page Site Editor
Let yourself or a client edit any text, button, or image directly on your live static site.
A fit check and install plan for your site: where the editor hooks into your build, the storage table, the image upload path, and the verification checklist.
Every small copy change on a static site becomes a developer ticket. Clients wait, founders wait.
This skill adds an on-page editor to a static site that is built from a JSON content tree: click a heading, a button label, or an image on the live page, change it, save. Edits show at once for visitors and are baked into the HTML on the next build, so search engines see them too.
It starts with an honest fit check. If your site is not built that way, it tells you so and points to a better route.
- How the site is built (content files and build script)
- Where it is hosted and whether server functions are available
- Who will edit and what they need to change (text, buttons, images)
- Whether there is a staging or preview environment
- Fit verdict
- Architecture
- Install steps with file names
- Code for the binder and the save and read endpoints
- Verification checklist
Use now
Create a free account to see the prompt. Every account gets one skill free: the one for the desk you are stuck on.
Install for reuse
Check it works
- Paste the prompt into any AI chat.
- Answer: "content.json plus build.mjs, hosted with server functions, the client needs to change headlines and photos."
- Check you get a fit verdict first.
- Check the plan includes stripping markers from structured data.
- Pass if the verification checklist ends with deleting test edits.
- First version, written for the MentorMe Store.