In Part 1, you built a skill that writes your landing page copy. But copy alone isn't a page. Someone still has to design it, build it, and put it online. That work once required a designer and a developer.

In Part 2, a coding agent does that work for you. You'll instruct Claude Code or Codex to turn your copy into a real page that matches your brand and publish it, without writing code yourself.

By the end of this guide, you'll:

  • Connect a coding agent to the tools it needs to create the page.
  • Build and publish a landing page that matches your brand.

Note: This is Part 2 of a three-part guide. In Part 1, you built the skill that writes the copy. Here, you'll use Claude Code or Codex to build and publish the page. In Part 3, you'll set up the marketing agent that runs the entire process from a brief.

What is a coding agent?

Your copy skill gives you the words. A landing page also needs a layout, a design, working code, and a place to live online. That work used to require a designer and a developer.

Now a coding agent can handle the whole job. Tell it what you want in plain language. It designs the page, writes the code, and publishes it. Claude Code and Codex are coding agents. You don't need to open a code editor.

This course uses two agents, so keep their roles distinct. The coding agent builds and publishes the page. Your marketing agent is what you're building throughout this course. It delegates the page building work to the coding agent.

In this guide, you'll direct the coding agent yourself. Later, your marketing agent will direct it for you.

What goes into building the page?

You need four things:

  • A coding agent to build and publish it: Claude Code or Codex.
  • A hosting provider to put it online and manage its URL.
  • A design source for its look: your website or a design you choose.
  • Your copy skill from Part 1.

Next, you'll bring these together and build your first page. This part doesn't create a new skill. The page lives in your project, the folder on your computer where the coding agent works. You can reuse that project for your next page.