The agent-native build stack for Elementor. AI agents write typed JSX, ship native editable V4 pages over REST, and verify every save. Open source, MIT.
I like that it lets AI build the site without taking away the normal Elementor editing experience. The fact that the final result is still editable in Elementor is a big plus for me.
What needs improvement
I’d love to see better support for dynamic content, custom widgets, and more complex Elementor setups. Better error messages when something goes wrong would also be helpful.
vs Alternatives
I’d normally just use Elementor directly or have AI work with the WordPress REST API. This feels cleaner and more reliable for generating Elementor pages.
Hey PH, Shahmir here.
A thing most people don't realize: AI agents can technically already build Elementor sites. Every Elementor page is just a big JSON document sitting in the WP database, and anything with REST access can write those documents today. That's how most "AI + Elementor" stuff works right now, and it's why the results are usually bad. The agent is writing thousands of lines of untyped JSON blind, with zero feedback. One malformed node and the page quietly breaks.
So I spent the last months fixing the loop instead of the prompt. Agents write small typed JSX components, a compiler turns that into native Elementor pages (fully editable in the normal editor afterwards), and every save gets checked at 3 breakpoints before it counts. There's also an MCP server with ~90 tools, a WP plugin that validates writes server side with backups and rollback, and a local WordPress that boots from a snapshot in a few seconds, no Docker needed.
The videos on exjsx.dev are real sessions. One prompt from me, then the agent builds section by section on camera. The timer in the corner is actual elapsed time, 17 to 31 min per site, and I didn't edit a single section myself.
It's all MIT. No cloud, no API key, nothing paid. The part I most want feedback on is the JSX API surface since that's what you actually touch day to day, so tell me where it sucks. I'll be here all day, and there's a Slack if you want to dig deeper.
(Not affiliated with Elementor Ltd, this is an independent project.)
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