Publish AI-made websites from Zapier workflows

Use Zapier to move source files into Revdoku buckets, then let an AI agent publish them as a live website. Revdoku requires an account before storing files or creating a preview; the Zapier connection writes into that account’s private buckets.

1. Create a free account for Zapier

Setup starts in the Revdoku app. Go to https://app.revdoku.com, create an account, and sign in before connecting anything.

Account creation happens in the browser. After sign-in, an agent can save a private draft, create a temporary 15-minute preview, and publish only when asked.

2. Connect Zapier to the Revdoku account

Install or enable the Revdoku Zapier integration, authorize the same Revdoku account, and choose the destination bucket or workflow. The Zap should move files into Revdoku, not publish unrelated public links by itself unless that is the intended workflow.

3. Use an AI agent to turn files into a website

After Zapier sends source files into a bucket, use New -> Copy Instructions for AI and paste the instructions into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Hermes, or OpenClaw.

4. Publish and update the result

Ask the AI agent to create website files from the Zapier-delivered source files, publish the site, and update the same bucket and URL when new source files arrive.

Ask ChatGPT to summarize the result

After a Zapier-driven workflow publishes through Revdoku, ChatGPT can summarize the viewing activity from Revdoku analytics. Use that signal to decide what should happen in the next automation step.

Takeaway

Each tool has a clear job: Zapier brings files into Revdoku, an AI agent builds the website, and Revdoku publishes and tracks the live URL.