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One operator, a fleet of agents
The honest constraint behind everything I build is that there is one of me. A portfolio of sites doesn't care about that.
- Human operator acts as gatekeeper, approves changes before agents work
- Fleet of autonomous agents handles multiple tasks in parallel
- Approval process streamlined for quick decision-making, no auto-approval