Imagine you could just say it.
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“Translate the whole site into German.”
Every page gets its German address and its German text; the language links and the sitemap follow. A page you leave out simply does not exist in German — never half a translation.
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“Let Sarah write the news. I’ll publish it.”
Sarah gets a key that may write but not publish. Her drafts wait for you, and nothing reaches a visitor until you say so.
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“Show me the new home page before anyone else sees it.”
Every change is a draft first, with a link to the whole site as it would be — menu, overviews and all. Publish when it’s right.
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“Put the prices back to how they were before Tuesday.”
Every version of every page is kept. The old one comes back as a draft, you look, and it goes live.
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“Add our workshop on 12 March.”
A page for the event, with its date and place, in the overview — and search engines read it as an event, not just a page.
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“What changed on the site this week?”
Your agent reads the journal back: what was done, by whom, and what was asked — in plain language.
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“Make it an app on my phone.”
It already is. Anyone can install the site from the browser, with its own icon, and it keeps working without a connection.