Build a lead-capture page

Open the agent panel and paste something like:

I'm a freelance brand consultant. I want a one-page site with three sections — hero, services, contact form. Tone: calm, confident, not salesy. Form fields: name, email, company, budget range, project description. When someone submits, drop them in a leads database, send a welcome email, and POST to my webhook URL if the budget is > $10,000.

The agent will create the project, design a single leads table (one row per submission), build the page, and stub the workflow.

Open Site → Database. The leads table maps one column per form field, plus auto-fields: id, created_at, source, budget_cents (the string "$10k - $25k" → integer), status (defaulted to "new").

Tell the agent to add or remove columns as you'd like — "add a referral_source dropdown to the form" calls add_column on the table and patches the form's JSX in the same step.

Project → Integrations → Resend → paste API key. The agent marks the welcome-email action as ready.

Grab a webhook URL from whatever service you want to notify — a chat app's incoming webhook, an automation tool, or your own endpoint. In the workflow's Generic HTTP (http_request) action, paste it as the target URL. Skip if you don't want the ping.

Project → Workflows. You'll see one workflow, handle-new-lead, triggered on form_submit. The form-submit handler already inserts the row into leads automatically; the workflow runs right after with the new row's data as its trigger payload. Two actions:

• send_email via Resend, templated with the lead's name and a calendly link.
• Conditional http_request (Generic HTTP) — only if budget_cents > 1000000.

Tweak the email copy or the budget threshold from the visual editor without touching code.

Toggle Live on the Overview tab. Open the public URL, fill the form with a test lead, watch the row appear in the database, the email arrive, and (if your budget is high enough) the webhook ping fire.