Your website, updated in minutes — not weeks.
TVC deploys an AI-powered web developer for your business. You describe changes in plain English; it writes the pages, files every change in GitHub with a full history, and waits for your approval before anything goes live.
✓ It never sleeps. ✓ It also never publishes without you.
This very page was produced with the exact workflow described below — and you can verify it.
Web content shouldn't require a project every time.
For most established businesses, a simple site change means a developer ticket, an agency invoice, or a page that just sits stale because updating it is too much friction. The content that represents the company ends up being the hardest thing to change.
- Small edits wait days behind a dev queue
- Agencies bill by the hour for one-line changes
- No clear history of what changed, when, or why
- Content drifts out of date because updates are painful
- You can't move your site without re-hiring the vendor
- "Who has the latest version?" is a real question
From a plain-English request to a live page — in one short loop.
AI does the drafting and editing. Git and GitHub provide the safety net. Nothing goes live without a human review.
Describe it
You ask in plain English — "add a services page," "refresh the homepage headline," "publish this announcement."
AI drafts & edits
Claude Code writes and edits the actual page files on a Windows machine — matching your existing style, structure, and brand.
Commit & review
Each change is committed to GitHub — a timestamped, reversible record you can read, approve, or roll back at any point.
Auto-deploy
On approval, GitHub Pages (or your host) publishes the change automatically — usually live within a minute or two.
A web developer on your team — not a vendor you schedule.
The point isn't one fast page. It's that once the loop exists, keeping your site current stops being a project and starts being a standing capability.
On-demand changes
Anything you'd ask a web developer for, in plain English, turned around in minutes — with a reviewable record of every change.
- New pages, edits, announcements
- Live in minutes after your approval
- Every change reversible
Scheduled upkeep
The agent works your site on a schedule — auditing for problems and proposing fixes as reviewable changes. It proposes; you approve.
- Weekly stale-content and broken-link audits
- SEO titles, descriptions, structured data
- Seasonal and campaign refresh proposals
Marketing-aware content
Where this is headed: content that keeps pace with your marketing calendar and learns from what performs — always with the same approval gate.
- Campaign pages tied to ad schedules
- Analytics-informed content suggestions
- Same rule: nothing ships without you
The agent works continuously. A senior consultant is accountable for what ships.
The speed comes from AI. The judgment — accuracy, tone, brand, and what's actually true about your business — comes from a human who reviews every change before it goes live. That approval gate is permanent, not a beta caveat.
The web content your business actually needs.
Landing & campaign pages
Focused pages for a service, offer, or ad campaign — built fast and matched to your brand.
Fast edits & updates
Headlines, pricing, hours, announcements — the small changes that normally never get made.
SEO content & metadata
Articles, page titles, descriptions, and structured data — drafted with AI, edited for accuracy and voice before it ships.
Multi-page microsites
A small set of connected pages for a product line, event, or initiative — consistent end to end.
Move fast without giving up control.
Every change is tracked
Git records who changed what, when, and why. Any edit can be reviewed or reversed — nothing is a mystery.
Reviewed before it's live
AI proposes; you approve. Content is seen and signed off before it ever reaches the public site.
No vendor lock-in
It's plain, portable files in your own GitHub repository. You can host it anywhere and hand it to anyone.
Runs on what you have
Standard Windows, standard GitHub. No exotic platform to buy, learn, or depend on long-term.
Watch this page change.
Every published revision of this page is listed here — and each one is a git commit you can inspect. Ask for a change and watch it appear.
- v2 July 13, 2026 Reframed around the always-on web team model; added live commit proof and this revision log.
- v1 July 13, 2026 Initial publish — built by Claude Code from a plain-English request.