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The Agent is the conversation workspace you open from Jurni’s main sidebar. Use it to start a page-building task with your products, creative, and references. Use AI inside the editor when you are already working on a particular experience and want to change its content.

Start a page-building conversation

1

Check the active shop

Confirm the brand in the shop switcher. The products and assets you provide should belong to the shop you are building for.
2

Open Agent

Select Agent in the main sidebar. Start with one clear outcome, such as building a landing page for a specific campaign.
3

Attach the source material

Add the relevant product, media, file, Meta ad, saved experience template, Figma link, or web link using the attachment options. Describe what each reference should contribute.
4

Describe the page and its boundaries

Include the audience, offer, desired page structure, and primary action. State which claims and assets are approved. A design reference should not be treated as permission to copy another brand’s product claims.
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Continue in the editor

When the Agent completes experience creation, Jurni takes the conversation into that experience’s editor. Review the page there, configure purchasing behavior, and continue with focused edits.

Choose useful context

Example starting prompt

Build a mobile-first landing page for the attached product and Meta ad. Keep the ad’s creative angle, use the approved copy in the attached brief, and include a hero, benefits, reviews, Buy Box, and FAQ. Use the attached reference for layout only. Do not invent discounts, product claims, ratings, or testimonials. The primary action should use the selected product’s configured purchase option.

Agent conversation versus editor AI

An Agent conversation can start before an experience exists. Once the conversation is connected to an experience, reopening it can take you directly into that experience’s editor. This is expected; the work has not disappeared or moved to another shop. For changes to an existing page, open the experience first, select the relevant section, and use the editor AI. This makes the target easier to identify and reduces accidental changes elsewhere.

Review before launch

Treat the generated page as a draft to review, not proof that every product selection, subscription, discount, integration, and checkout action is correct. Check the actual page in desktop and mobile views and test the intended publishing environment before sending traffic.