Manage your Keepp page with any AI assistant

Keeping a page current is small work that adds up: a new product here, a section that needs reordering, a promo code on your affiliate links, a seasonal theme swap. None of it is hard — it’s just time you’d rather spend on the actual business.

So we built a way to hand that off. Keepp has an API and a ready-made skill, which means you can connect an AI assistant — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or your own agent — and manage your page by describing what you want.

What that looks like

You give the assistant your Keepp API key and the skill (a short file that teaches it how a Keepp page is built). Then you talk to it like you would a helper:

• “Add a header called Shop and put my three products under it.”
• “These are affiliate items. Put my code GLOW15 on each and link the button to my referral URL.”
• “Add a form for my free challenge that collects emails.”
• “Change my brand color to deep green, round the corners, and move bookings to the top.”
• “This page has got long — break it into sections and give it tabs.”

It reads your page, makes the changes, and publishes. What used to be ten minutes of clicking becomes one sentence.

What it can do

The API works on the same page document the editor does: one call reads your whole page — every block, in order, with your theme — and one call replaces the whole thing. A Keepp page is a stack of blocks — links, cards, profile, socials, headers, text, forms, maps, products, bookings — and an assistant can manage all of them: what’s on the page, what each one says, what order they’re in, how wide they sit, and how the whole thing is styled.

What it can’t do is invent money. Products and bookable units are read-only through the API — set up by you in the dashboard, with your prices. The agent can look them up and place them on the page, but it can never publish a price you didn’t set. Your key controls how your page looks, not what your customers get charged.

There’s one more guardrail worth knowing about: a page tops out at 100 blocks, and that cap is enforced on both sides — the editor and the API. If an assistant tries to push a page past it, the update is rejected outright rather than quietly cut off partway through, so you never end up with a page that got silently truncated.

Why a “skill”?

The skill isn’t just API docs — it teaches the assistant judgment: when a plain link beats a product card, when a page has got long enough to need sections and tabs, when a form on the page will do better than a link to one. That’s why the results come out looking like a page you’d have built yourself rather than a pile of blocks. It’s open source and free to use: github.com/thinslatelabs/keepp-skill.

Getting started

1. Open AI Agent in your Keepp dashboard and generate an API key.
2. Give your assistant the skill and your key.
3. Tell it what you want your page to say.

The step-by-step is in Manage your page with an AI agent, and developers can dive into the full API reference.

You never have to use it — everything it does, you can still do by hand in the editor. It’s just there for the days you’d rather describe the result than click through it.