How I use AI agents to ship websites in weeks
AI doesn’t design the site. It removes the hours of busywork around design, so the thinking gets more time, not less.
“Do you use AI?” is now one of the first questions I get. Yes, openly. Here is what that actually means, and what it doesn’t.
Where AI agents help
- Research: collecting competitor positioning and common objections in an industry.
- First drafts: rough copy variants to react to, never to ship as-is.
- Code scaffolding: repetitive components, boilerplate and accessibility checks.
- QA: catching broken links, missing alt texts and layout issues across screen sizes.
Where they don’t
Positioning, taste and the final call on every detail stay human. A model can produce ten headlines in a second. Knowing which one your buyers will believe is the job.
What it means for you
Less time billed for busywork, more time on the parts that move conversions. That is how a studio of one can deliver in weeks what used to take an agency a quarter.
AI makes me faster, not generic.
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