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2bcome is in development. These are design notes for a proposed pilot workflow, not instructions for a product you can connect today.
The first planned focus is a Git-managed website, with SEO analysis, content preparation, and reviewable implementation. A customer dashboard and automatic onboarding are not part of this website build.
Choose one job
Start with a task that can be explained in a short brief. Examples include reviewing an outdated guide, improving links within one section, or correcting a small set of technical issues.
Avoid giving the first agent the entire website and a broad instruction to grow the business. That makes the result harder to evaluate and the boundary harder to enforce.
Define the workspace
List the pages and files the agent is allowed to inspect or edit. Identify the data sources it can read and the tools it can use.
Keep pricing, legal pages, credentials, billing, and account settings outside the scope unless the specific task explicitly requires them and has separate authorization.
Agree the output
A useful first output might be a research brief, a content draft, or a tested pull request. Name the checks it must pass before it can be approved.
For website changes, the proposed review includes the actual diff, the rendered page, internal links, and mobile layout. A passing build should not replace content review.
Record the starting point
Keep the current page revision and any relevant baseline data. Decide what will be measured and when the result will be reviewed.
The measurement plan should also explain what it cannot establish. A single before-and-after comparison should not be presented as a guaranteed causal result.
Run before expanding
Review the completed job before broadening the scope. Record where the system asked for help, where a check failed, and whether the final output was useful.
The goal is a repeatable workflow, not a one-off demo that only works because somebody quietly fixes every step.
Prepare a first-workflow brief or continue to approvals and permissions.