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Shipping and keeping sites and apps built by an AI agent.
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A pool league website that keeps its own standings
AVP's site pulls standings, schedules and rosters from FargoRate LMS every morning, on its own. If your league scores in LMS, you can have the same site by filling in one form.
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What an AI-built app costs per editor
Three meters hide in the price of an AI-built site: per editor, per app user, and per page view. How each compounds for an agency, and a bill where none apply.
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The invisibility problem
An agency audited 26 AI-built apps and found 14 recurring problems. The owner could have spotted one of them. The other 13 are a property of code, and you can design them out before launch.
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You built an app with Claude Code. Here's how to put it on the internet.
From localhost to a real URL, two ways: the six-step standard path, or let the agent build it in a running system so there is nothing to deploy.
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The handoff problem: why your client can't edit the site you built them
The build is done, the client approved it, and two days later they message about a heading. The fix is an editor made from the site, not bolted on beside it.
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Why the answer to AI tech debt is an audit, and why it shouldn't have to be
The evidence that AI code accumulates debt faster is solid. Every remedy on offer is a human reading it afterwards. That is a property of code, not of AI.
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