Audits that produce work, not homework
A performance run flags a slow page. An SEO audit ranks what to fix. Both feed the planning bridge, so every finding lands as a concrete task with its context attached, instead of a PDF nobody opens.
Everything Websites does
Autonomous
The site that files its own fixes. From finding to merged fix, on a schedule you set.
Audits find what is wrong. On this platform they do not stop there: a finding becomes a task, a routine picks it up at its designated time, and a real coding agent fixes it and pushes, with every run logged. Performance regressions, SEO actions, content refreshes, all handled while you sleep.
A routine run log showing an audit finding turned into a pushed fix
How autonomy actually works
Findings become fixes, not reports.
Routines catch the tasks at their designated time
You decide the rhythm: nightly, weekly, or on a webhook. When the time comes, the routine picks up the open findings for its site and goes to work. No reminder apps, no maintenance backlog.
A real coding agent fixes it and pushes
The routine spawns a real coding agent with exactly the tools you granted: your site content rails, and GitHub when the fix lives in code. It writes the change, pushes it, and reports what it did in plain language.
Every run logged, every change traceable
Each run is a row you can open: what triggered it, what it touched, what it cost. When a client asks what the maintenance retainer actually pays for, the audit trail answers for you.
You hold the limits
Tool grants are module-gated, budgets are capped, and a failed run costs nothing. Autonomy here means the work happens on your terms, not that the keys leave your hands.
Common questions
Autonomy, without the leap of faith.
Does it really push changes without me?+
Only within the rhythm and the tool grants you set. Every run is logged with what it did and why, and you can narrow the grant or pause the routine at any time.
What can a routine actually touch?+
Exactly the tools you grant it: your site's SEO, blog, forms, and content rails, and GitHub when you connect it. Module gating means it can never reach further than you can.
What does a run cost?+
Runs bill only on success. On your own linked AI subscription a run is a flat single credit; on the platform's subscription it bills the real cost with a published margin. A failed run is free.
Set the rhythm once
Let the site do the work, and keep the receipts.
Bind the routines you want, set their schedule and their limits, and read the run log whenever you like. A failed run never costs you anything.
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