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Have your website written, illustrated and checked by agents, and approve every page yourself before it goes live. Pages load in milliseconds because the site is built statically on Hugo. The catalogue you are reading pulls itself fresh from the API on every build, so it never goes stale by hand.

The Agentic Part

A content agent researches and writes the text for a new page, an image agent supplies the matching picture, an article agent builds the longer version from it, and a video agent produces the companion video when needed. Each agent hands its part on for review before the next role picks it up, and a person reads the finished page before it goes live.

Main Features

  • Markdown pages an AI agent reads and edits directly, no parsing layer
  • Capability catalogue pulled into the site from the practice's own API at every build
  • Standing roster of content, image, article and video agents drafting and reviewing pages
  • Bilingual English and German content from the same source structure
  • Every content change versioned in git, readable and reversible

Use Cases

  • A new service needs a page on the website, but nobody has time to build the text, image and structure by hand. The agent roster drafts, illustrates and reviews the new page, and a person approves it before it goes live.
  • The service catalogue changes more often than anyone could maintain the website by hand. The catalogue is pulled fresh from the practice's own API at every build, so the list never goes stale manually.
  • A page needs to stay current in both English and German at once, without two separate maintenance processes. Bilingual content comes from the same source structure.
  • A change to a page needs to be reversible if it turns out wrong. Every content change is versioned in git, readable and reversible.

What we build for you

  • Which pages and sections the agent roster may draft outright versus only propose
  • Which plugin backends extend the static site with your own dynamic content
  • Where the review point sits before a new page goes live