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Last updated May 25, 2026

Read-only planning in Codex

Brief, check, and improve pages from owned context before publishing.

mb-site spans Decide, Ship
  1. Sense
  2. Decide
  3. Ship
  4. Reflect

Usage

Use mb-site as an agent route. The route should read Main Branch facts before advice, then stay inside the approval gates for the work it recommends.

bash
mb-site

# Claude Code, when installed
/mb-site

When to use it

Best for

A planning-only Codex route for page briefs, site readiness, conversion checks, and publish preparation.

Use when

  • The operator asks for website or landing page work.
  • A page needs offer, proof, audience, or analytics context.
  • Publishing or tracking changes need a preflight plan.

Route workflow

  1. Read owned offer, proof, audience, and site posture.
  2. Identify page job, conversion path, evidence gaps, and publish blockers.
  3. Produce a page plan or readiness findings.
  4. Ask before editing site files, tracking, or publishing.

Safe fact commands

Run only the read-only facts needed for the route before recommending next work. Approval-gated commands belong in the plan, not the first move.

bash
mb status --json --peek
mb site check --json

Command contract

Reads

  • offers
  • proof
  • audience
  • decisions
  • analytics posture
  • site files

Writes

  • none in Codex by default; site plans and readiness findings only

Approval gates

  • file edits in a site repo
  • publishing
  • tracking changes
  • destructive edits

Expected output

Return

  • Page job and audience.
  • Readiness findings.
  • Recommended changes and approval gates.

Do not

  • Do not publish or mutate tracking without approval.
  • Do not invent proof not present in the repo.
  • Do not confuse a page plan with a reusable playbook.

Example response

agent
The landing page needs sharper proof near the first CTA and a checkout path check before traffic is sent.