use_template
Get the full HTML source of a template. You can review, modify, and deploy it.
Annotations
| Annotation | Value |
|---|---|
readOnlyHint | true |
destructiveHint | false |
openWorldHint | false |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
template | "waitlist" | "contact" | "product-launch" | "event" | "saas-landing" | Yes | The template ID to retrieve |
Return Format
Returns the full HTML source of the template in a code block. The HTML is a complete, self-contained page ready to deploy.
Example
User prompt:
"Use the waitlist template but change the headline to 'Join the Nimbus Beta'"
What Claude does:
- Calls
use_templatewithtemplate: "waitlist". - Modifies the headline in the returned HTML.
- Calls
deploywith the modified HTML to go live.
Notes
- This tool only retrieves the template source. It does not deploy anything.
- Templates are plain HTML with inline CSS and JavaScript — no proprietary structure. You can restructure or rewrite any part.
- Templates use Alpine.js for interactivity and AOS for scroll animations — both are included via CDN in the template source.
- You can request any modifications to the HTML before deploying.