Three prompts, 9 minutes of agent work. An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code) connected to Super through the Super MCP proposed three designs, rewrote the page in Notion, changed the design and checked the live site on desktop and phone. A person picked the design and approved the result. The content still lives in Notion and can be edited there as before.
The page we started with
inizio-saas-acquisitions.super.site is a small site of one of our founders. It explains that his group buys small SaaS companies, and its /book page offers a free e-book: What 8 years of building SaaS taught me, 30 lessons first shared on LinkedIn.
The page worked, but it looked like a default Notion page: a centred title “Book”, a large cover image, a bare Google Drive link and four identical blue boxes with reader reviews. There was no clear download button, no reason to read the book and no link to the site's main goal, a call about selling your company.
Prompt 1: three options, no changes yet
Give me three ideas for improving this page. Don't change anything yet, just prepare previews. Make it more sexy and up to date.
The agent opened the live page, took screenshots on desktop and phone, and read the content. Then it built three clickable previews with the real text and the real cover:
- A · Dark book launch: dark background, gold accent, the cover as a 3D book, two buttons (download and book a call) and the strongest review as a big quote.
- B · Founder's notebook: lined paper, handwritten notes and a highlighter under the title. It matches the personal “letter” tone of the site's homepage and needs mostly plain Notion blocks.
- C · Bento SaaS: tiles, a lime accent and the numbers 8 years / 6 SaaS / 30 lessons. The PDF is sent after the visitor leaves an email, so every download becomes a lead.
For each option it also said how much work it is and what it is good for: B to build trust, C to collect contacts.

Prompt 2: “B is great, do it”
That was the whole brief. The agent then:
- Rewrote the content in Notion. A new title, a short intro about the 30-day LinkedIn challenge, a blue “Get the PDF, it's free ↓” button with the same Google Drive link, a “What's inside” section with four chapters the reviewers liked, and the reviews as short quotes with their authors. It ends with a signature and a link to book a call. The address
/bookstayed the same. - Changed the design in Super: lined paper, serif headings, handwritten notes, a yellow underline, a blue line next to quotes and the cover as a tilted polaroid.
- Checked the live page with screenshots on desktop and phone. The first round showed three problems: the fonts did not load, the title was centred and the quotes kept a blue background from the theme. The agent fixed all three and checked again before it reported back.


Prompt 3: “why not the homepage too?”
The homepage is written as a letter, so the notebook style fits it naturally. The agent kept the text of the letter, fixed one typo, turned the two plain booking links into “Book a 30-minute call →” buttons and gave the letter the same look: a serif letterhead, the intro as a quote and the photo as a polaroid. It then applied the design to the whole site, so any page added later gets the same look.
What did not change
- The content is still in Notion. The agent edited normal Notion blocks: headings, columns, quotes and buttons. The owner can keep writing in Notion and the design follows.
- The addresses stayed the same, so links already shared on LinkedIn still work.
The numbers
What | How much |
AI model and tool | Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (medium effort), with the Super MCP and the Notion MCP |
Prompts | 3 |
Design options to choose from | 3 |
Agent working time | About 9 minutes for both pages |
Human time | About 5 minutes (reading the options, picking one, checking the result) |
Time from the first prompt to both pages live | 3.5 hours, including 3.3 hours of idle time waiting for a human to make a decision |
Human decisions | 2: picking option B, and asking for the homepage |
Try it on your own site
Connect Claude or another AI assistant to your site with the Super MCP. Ask for options first and approve one, then let the agent change the design and check the live page. Your content stays in Notion the whole time.

