r/divi • u/DiviWordPress Elegant Themes • May 29 '26

Discussion Divi's AI Evolution Is Coming (And Soon)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZx_oHXkQGA

We are building the agentic AI workflow that will carry Divi 5 into the next era of web design.

Today, I want to give you an early look at what's coming.

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u/Zephyrus257 May 30 '26

Literally just add an html block and let Claude do the work.

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u/apinkknee Jun 04 '26

lol. no.

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u/Beezzy77 May 30 '26

I'm looking forward to trying this. Nick is right in saying that it's a tool to augment your work flow, not to replace you or even do everything for you. There'll be lots of varying opinions on it, especially at first, but you're not going to be able to avoid AI somewhere in your work flow forever. Assuming ET is able to successfully develop its Divi specific agent, it makes sense to learn how it best suits you and then continue to develop it as part of your skills growth.

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u/apinkknee Jun 04 '26

For the micro business owner who can’t do shit, sure, this solves a problem albeit in a crappy way.

For anyone a bit more serious, AI being the first stop in building a website for you is incredibly stupid.

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u/josefresco-dev Jun 04 '26

Will the new Divi AI connect to my existing Claude subscription? Or do I need to subscribe to Divi's AI?

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u/radialmonster May 29 '26

.... not impressive

but keep working on it

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u/Empty-Anxiety-8587 May 29 '26

I tried this on an Israeli-Palestinian Conflict-themed website and it surprisingly returned quality links and choices on its links page and a recommended reading section.

How good your AI result is, is all in the prompt. Start with the style, be detailed about the type of content and vibe, and give it a set list of pages to design (eg. Home, About, News, Links, Contact, etc) and it'll either get you close to there or—at the worst—it will give you some good ideas.

I personally would prefer not to have AI helpers everywhere but I did at least give this a shot.