Autonomous agents.
Autonomous agents work alongside your marketing and content teams, refining your site around the clock. Every run lands in its own branch with a report, a preview, and a diff. You review, then merge.
Your website improves while you sleep.
Set the goals once and your agents handle the upkeep, day and night. Wake up to finished runs waiting for your review.
Content that keeps moving
Fresh copy, new entries, and updated assets, proposed in a branch without a single ticket.
Always improving
Your site stays self-updating: agents read your analytics and refine your pages so results climb week over week.
Work that happens overnight
Wake up to finished runs. Your agents do their best work while you are offline, and the results wait for your review.
More hands, same headcount
Every agent adds capacity to your marketing and content teams. Your people decide what ships.
They run on a clock.
They never stop.
Daily, weekly, after a deploy, or the moment you publish. Set a cadence per agent, in your timezone, and they start on time, every time, with no one to remind them.
Last run 2 hours ago
Running now
Waiting for the next post
Every run lands in a branch. You merge.
Agents propose. Your team reviews the report, the preview, and the diff, then merges or discards. Nothing reaches production on its own.
Work in a branch
Each run gets its own branch with an isolated sandbox and database. Open the preview and read the diff, surface by surface.
Ask when it matters
When an agent hits a decision it cannot make, it stops and asks in your Inbox. Answer, and the run resumes with its work intact.
Merge when it is right. Discard what is not. Every merged change stays reversible from the history.
Where your agents come to you.
One place for every update and every question your agents have. Answer in a click, or type your own reply.
Finished runs wait in their own branch until you review them. Run reports also reach you by email, so there is no tab to babysit.
Which collection should the new entry belong to?
I drafted "How autonomous agents fit a content calendar" and need to know where it belongs before I finish the run.
Your answer resumes the run with its work intact. Nothing merges until you review the branch.
John Doe edited "Pricing FAQ".
A teammate made this change directly. It is already saved and versioned.
Updates like this one keep the whole team aware of what ships, human or agent.
Weekly SEO run complete. 12 fixes ready to review.
Everything below waits in the run's own branch. Open the preview and the diff, then merge.
Merge when it is right, discard what is not. Every merged change stays reversible from the history.
Translation agent has a question.
A summary of the run is ready for you. Open it when convenient, nothing here is blocking.
Updates like this one keep the whole team aware of what ships, human or agent.
Asset agent optimized 48 images.
A summary of the run is ready for you. Open it when convenient, nothing here is blocking.
Updates like this one keep the whole team aware of what ships, human or agent.
One place for everything
Updates, questions, and finished runs from every agent, side by side.
Answer in one click
Proposed choices let you keep work moving without writing a word.
Resume in place
Answer and the run picks up where it stopped, with all of its work intact.
Reports come to you.
Every run ends with a report in your Inbox, and the same report reaches the email recipients you set for the project. Open it when you are ready; nothing is blocking.
Questions and reports stay tied to the run that raised them, so you always know which branch to open.
Questions about autonomous agents.
Where to next.
Isolated environments
Every branch and every agent run gets its own sandbox with a dedicated server, database, and asset bucket. Changes are safe until they reach production.
Build custom agents
Spin up specialized agents for SEO, translations, competitor analysis, content refresh, or any workflow you need. Give a goal, set a schedule, and review each run before it ships.
Start with your website.
Try Fimo online in seconds, then connect your coding agent and publish when you are ready.