AI web developer agent

Always-on chat agent for website updates, maintenance, and content. Handle routine web work yourself — updates, changes, and optimizations without waiting on your agency.

[ 01 / The problem ]

Small website jobs shouldn’t wait on your webdeveloper

A copy tweak, a plugin question, a content refresh — routine work still goes through someone else’s inbox. You wait, pay, and lose control over day-to-day site upkeep.

  • Every change is a ticket — minor updates queue behind bigger agency projects
  • Your team can’t self-serve — answers and actions sit with the developer or agency
  • Content and SEO fixes stall — nobody on your side can move fast without opening a request
  • Maintenance questions pile up — is this update safe? why is this slow? who do we ask?
  • One person holds the keys — the rest of the team can’t get first-line help when they need it
AI dashboard with code editor, analytics charts, chatbot panel, and team activity widgets
[ 02 / Core benefits ]

01.

Routine website work in chat

Ask for updates and fixes without opening a ticket with your agency.

02

Page and content updates

Change copy, sections, and on-page content through conversation.

03

Support for your whole team

Marketing, ops, and content can ask — not just whoever knows the developer.

04

SEO copy improvements

Refresh titles, meta descriptions, and wording without a separate content project.

05

Advice tailored to your site

Knows your website setup — maintenance, updates, and guidance specific to how you’re built.

[ 03 / Our Solution ]

Website help in chat — on your terms

An always-on AI web developer agent connected to your site. Your team asks in chat for updates, maintenance guidance, content work, and optimizations — the majority of first-line web tasks, without routing everything through an agency.

  • Chat-first — ask, get answers, and action routine changes in plain language
  • Updates and content work — page edits, copy improvements, and SEO-oriented tweaks
  • Maintenance and advice — update checks, troubleshooting, and what-to-do-next guidance
  • Team-wide access — marketing, ops, and content people can use it, not just one technical contact
  • Available when you need it — evenings, launches, and busy weeks included
AI agency building AI agents for you
[ 04 / How it works ]

01.

We connect to your site

We set up your AI web developer agent with access to the site context it needs to help safely.

02.

You set the boundaries

Define what it can change, what needs review, and who on your team can ask.

03.

Your team asks in chat

Updates, maintenance, content, and advice — first-line web work without the agency bottleneck.

[ 05 / Use cases]

Everyday website work in chat

For teams who own a WordPress or similar site but don’t want every small job to depend on an external developer or agency retainer.

  • Update page copy — headline, section text, or CTA changes on the spot
  • Refresh content for SEO — improve titles, meta descriptions, and on-page wording
  • Maintenance questions — plugin updates, broken layouts, or “should we do this?” advice
  • Launch-week fixes — last-minute content and small site changes without a fire drill
  • Onboard new team members — they ask the agent instead of hunting down whoever “knows the site”

Yes — but the agent should still have a clear goal.

Avoid turning one agent into a do-everything employee for sales, accounting, HR, support, and marketing. Too many unrelated jobs make instructions complex and mistakes harder to trace.

If the agent is shared, limit sensitive roles — for example an HR agent should not be open to everyone if that would expose contracts and personal data.

Our services start at €290 per year.

That minimum entry price applies across agent, dashboard, and software-on-demand work.

Final scope depends on connections and custom behaviour — we confirm that on a short intro call.

It should not invent answers when it is unsure.

Depending on your rules, it hands off to a human or captures the question for follow-up.

It stays within the tools and data you connected — no guessing outside that scope.

Whoever you allow — one person, a team, or the whole company.

Some agents are personal; others serve a department or are shared company-wide.

We set who can chat with the agent and what each group is allowed to do for security.

Fiction Industries designs, connects, configures, and ships the agent with you.

We map the job it should do, connect the right tools, and set behaviour, permissions, and human handoff.

You keep ownership of your processes; we make the agent fit them and stay maintainable.

Yes — if the tool has an API (or another supported connection), we can wire it in.

Typical connections include accounting, CRM, ERP, e-commerce, helpdesk, and similar systems.

We define what the agent can read, create, or update so it stays inside your rules.

Our agents run on Hermes — that is the runtime we use in production.

They are not built on OpenClaw or a random third-party wrapper.

Hermes gives us controlled tools, permissions, and how the agent connects to your systems.

Yes. Every agent is configured around your role, tools, tone, and permissions — not a generic chatbot with a logo on it.

You decide what it should handle, who can use it, and which systems it may touch.

We tune that setup with you, then adjust as your workflow changes.

Get your AI web developer agent

Short intro call — we connect your site and show your team how to use it.