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A website in one evening: how the AI interface built an estate agent website in two languages
Live acceptance of the second tool generation: an existing estate agent website as the model, an AI assistant at the MCP endpoint, and at the end a bilingual website with property list, blog and sitemap.
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What does not travel is not there: a day with shortlist, map and form
We used our own website like a visitor for a day — and collected a good dozen findings that almost all had the same root: the server can only show what the first request brings with it.
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When the line breaks: how our application brings itself back
A server restart in the middle of the working day used to mean one thing: close the program, log in again, carry on. We asked ourselves why — and built the application so that it sits the outage out and brings itself back.
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The website in a suitcase: a safety net for everything we build
Defects on the live website that could not be reproduced in the development system — that was the trigger for a new safety net: backups that pack a whole website, encrypt it and unpack it again on any system.
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Two bugs, one root: a visit to our own website
A look at our own website with a visitor's eyes brought up two cosmetic bugs — vanished footers and uneven image tiles. The hunt led to a shared root and to one simple rule that fixed both at once.
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A day in the engine room: how our AI interface learned to work
Three stages in a single day: how our interface for AI assistants learned to upload large images, maintain every metadata field and, along the way, a little humility.
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