AI agent builder: what Mavi can actually build for you

This is for business owners who want a bot, a website, or an online store, but don't want to spend an evening learning where every setting lives. Mavi is an AI agent inside Mavibot that does the building for you: you describe the task in a chat, it performs the actual steps in your project. Below are four things we asked it to build, the exact prompts we used, and what came back.

Quick answer: Mavi is an AI agent builder built into Mavibot. Unlike an AI website builder that hands you a generated template to edit yourself, Mavi operates the builder on your behalf, creating flow blocks, setting prices, linking funnel steps, and fixing its own mistakes when something breaks. It shows you a plan before it runs, asks for confirmation on anything irreversible, and lists every change it made. It works on the free plan and does not use up your daily AI assistant requests.

Illustration of a person typing a request in a chat and an AI agent assembling website and bot blocks from it

How an AI agent builder is different from an AI website builder

Most tools marketed as "AI website builders", like Wix ADI, Framer AI, or Hostinger's AI builder, generate a draft. You type a description, the tool produces a templated page, and then you open the editor and do the real assembly yourself: swap the copy, fix the layout, connect the buttons, set up payments.

An AI agent works one level deeper. Instead of handing you a starting point, it uses the builder for you. When we asked Mavi to build a coffee shop site, it created the pages, added the menu section, and then noticed the navigation buttons were broken because the page anchors did not exist yet. It set the anchors, retried the buttons, and reported back what it had changed. A template generator does not do that part. It produces the draft and stops; checking the result and fixing what's wrong is left to you.

Mavi also keeps you in control. Before it runs anything, it shows a short plan and flags steps that can't be undone. Nothing irreversible happens until you press Run. While it works, it lists each step ("creating bot block", "linked scenario blocks", "checking"), and when it finishes it gives you a "what I changed" list with a link to every element it touched.

AI website builder (Wix ADI, Framer AI) AI agent builder (Mavi)
What you get from a prompt A generated draft or template Blocks, prices, and links created in your live project
Who does the assembly You, in the editor The agent
Handles broken links or logic You fix them It detects and fixes them, then reports back
Control before changes apply Immediate Shows a plan, waits for your confirmation
Scope Websites Websites, bots, funnels, stores, courses, automations

Diagram comparing a template generator that outputs a draft you edit versus an agent that performs the build steps and self-corrects

Four things we asked Mavi to build

We gave Mavi four plain-language prompts, one per task, with no follow-up instructions. Here is what each one produced.

A booking funnel with a $10 prepayment

Prompt: "Build a booking funnel for a barbershop haircut, with a $10 prepayment to hold the slot."

Mavi started by showing a plan and waiting for confirmation. Once we pressed Run, it worked through the build step by step, creating the bot block, linking the scenario steps, and checking the result, with each step ticked off in the chat as it went.

Screenshot of the Mavi chat showing the plan and completed steps for the barbershop booking funnel

What it built was a multi-step flow, not a single message: a welcome screen, a "book a haircut" trigger, a step that collects the client's preferred time, a step that collects their name, and a phone number field with input validation so a mistyped number gets caught. After that came the payment step for the $10 hold, an "I've paid" confirmation branch that ends with "your slot is confirmed", and a separate "cancel" branch with its own closing message.

Screenshot of the resulting booking funnel in the Mavibot flow builder

A website for a coffee shop

Prompt: "Build a website for a coffee shop called 'Aroma' with a menu (latte, cappuccino, desserts) and a map showing the address."

Mavi created a multipage site called "Aroma Coffee Shop". Partway through, it explained that the hero buttons were pointing at sections that didn't have anchors yet, so it added a "menu" anchor to the products section and a "map" anchor to the contacts section, then retried the links. The finished page has a dark hero with the line "Aroma, fresh coffee every day", a short intro, and "Order now" and "See the menu" buttons, followed by an "Our menu" section with product cards: a photo, a description, a price, and an order button for each item.

Screenshot of the Aroma coffee shop website built by Mavi, showing the hero section and the menu

An online store for handmade candles

Prompt: "Build an online store for handmade candles: a lavender scented candle, a candle in a glass jar, and a set of 3 candles."

Mavi started a new store, separate from the coffee shop, and told us it would report back with a link once it was live. It took the three products we named and expanded them into a fuller catalog: four categories (Signature Candles, Lavender Collection, Glass Jar Candles, Gift Sets) and six products, each with a name, a short description, a price between $18 and $39, a photo, an add-to-cart button, and a favorites heart. The three we asked for are all there, plus three plausible extras to make the storefront look stocked rather than empty.

Screenshot of the handmade candle store built by Mavi with categories and six product cards

An online course on photography

Prompt: "Build an online course called 'Photography basics for beginners' with 3 modules and paid access."

Mavi created a paid plan for the course, then built out the structure: three modules, six lessons, and a homework task on every lesson. The modules follow a sensible beginner sequence, Camera Fundamentals, Composition & Light, Shooting & Editing, and the lesson titles are specific rather than generic ("How Your Camera Works", "The Exposure Triangle", "Shooting in Manual Mode"). Mavibot's own course checklist showed 100 percent complete: at least one module, at least three lessons, and homework on at least one lesson.

Screenshot of the photography course structure built by Mavi, showing three modules with lessons

What Mavi got right, and where you still need to step in

Across all four tasks, Mavi did the assembly. It created the actual blocks, wrote usable copy, set prices, linked the funnel branches, and turned a one-line request into something you could show a customer.

It also makes decisions you'll want to review. It tends to expand scope: the candle store request named three products, and Mavi built six across four categories. That beats an empty shop, but you may want to trim it or swap in your real inventory. The specifics are placeholders too. A $4.50 latte and a $24 candle are reasonable defaults, not your prices, and the same goes for lesson lengths and descriptions, so plan on going through and setting the real numbers. Because Mavi works through the platform's own functions, you'll sometimes catch a generic label like "new lesson" in the change log for a moment before it gets renamed.

You are also never fully hands-off, and that is deliberate. Mavi shows a plan and waits for you to press Run on anything irreversible. It self-corrects when it catches its own mistake, like the broken coffee shop buttons, but you should still open the finished result and click through it. What you get is the tedious 80 percent done for you, the skeleton built, the logic wired, the first-draft content in place, with the 20 percent that needs your judgment left to you.

How to try Mavi

Mavi is built into Mavibot and available on the free plan, with no credit card required. Open the chat with Mavi, describe what you want in plain language ("build a booking funnel with a deposit", "make a landing page for my bakery"), and it will show you a plan before it starts. It already knows how Mavibot works, so you don't have to.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an AI agent builder?

An AI agent builder is a tool where an AI performs the build steps for you inside a real project, rather than just generating a template you assemble yourself. You describe the task in a chat, and the agent creates the pages, blocks, products, or funnel steps directly. Mavi, built into Mavibot, works this way.

How is Mavi different from an AI website builder like Wix ADI?

An AI website builder generates a draft page that you then edit in its editor. Mavi operates the builder for you: it creates the sections, sets the prices, links the buttons, and fixes issues it finds, then gives you a list of everything it changed. The assembly work is done, and your job is to review and adjust.

Can Mavi build more than websites?

Yes. In our tests it built a multi-step booking funnel with payment, a multipage website, an online store with categories and products, and a paid online course with modules and lessons. It can also set up automations and configure settings across your Mavibot project.

Is Mavi free?

Mavi is available on Mavibot's free plan with no credit card required, and it does not use up your daily AI assistant message allowance.

Does Mavi make changes without asking?

No. Mavi shows you a plan before it runs and flags any step that can't be undone. Nothing irreversible happens until you press Run, and when it finishes it lists every element it created or changed.