Comment by compounding_it
7 hours ago
> to what end?
People making cooking websites, websites for their garden, etc usually have nowhere to go. A web app who is an agent for a customer will then deploy agents in the backend to deploy the website too.
Basically what one would do manually, you tell one agent to make another agent do it.
Meta agents are where are going it seems.
> People making cooking websites, websites for their garden, etc usually have nowhere to go.
They've had WYSIWYG website builders since the late 1990s.
They don't have anymore. At least not since Artisteer shut down.
What about SquareSpace and the like?
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> People making cooking websites, websites for their garden, etc usually have nowhere to go.
You know, I kind of miss Geocities too.
While large social media sites have captured lots of traffic, etc. I've had small websites for a local wargaming club, a very modest blog, etc. for decades requiring little or no technical expertise.
The idea that people who want modest websites need active agentic systems to do that is a really odd take.
Sadly they will be publishing on a web which has no human readers anymore because it’s been crowded out by 5 trillion AI slop gardening websites. And the only visitors will be other AI scraper bots.
Any actual readers will be on platforms which combat the bot spam.
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