The deep view
On brief, copy, and the build gate.
The point of the Landing Page Builder is the brief. The operator hands the agent the audience, the offer, the proof points, and the CTA. The agent returns a layout direction with the rationale attached, not a template dump. The output is a page in the operator's voice, against the VZU design system, with performance checked at build time. The reviewer agent reads the page before the page is published. The SEO is generated with the page, not as an afterthought.
The copy is conversion-aware without being corny. The agent reads the brief and writes in the operator's voice — not the SaaS-marketing voice, not the agency-voice, the operator's voice. The operator can edit any line. The editor is part of the surface. The output is HTML, Astro, or Next.js markup — real source code, not a drag-and-drop template, not a Figma export.
The performance check is a build-time gate, not a wish. Image sizing, font loading, render-blocking scripts, and meta tags are all reviewed before the page is published. The reviewer agent flags the regressions — the render-blocking fonts, the un-sized hero image, the missing alt text. The override is logged. The audit trail is the build log.
The A/B variants are typed. The operator can ship two copies of the same page and read the analytics on a schedule. The variants are typed components, the diff is in the repo, the routing is wired at build time. The operator decides which variant wins. The decision is recorded.