Trust
You are letting software edit your website.
That should feel safe, and it should feel safe for reasons you can check rather than because we told you to relax. Here is every rail, including the ones that constrain us against your own instructions.
Nothing changes without a record
Every edit is an object: what it replaced, what it became, why it was worth doing, and what happened afterwards. Not a changelog line — the actual before and after, on your actual pages.
The snapshot comes before the write
We store the current state first, then change it. That ordering is what makes an undo real rather than a best effort at reconstructing what used to be there.
The blast radius is capped
There is a hard limit on how much of a site can change in a day, and anything sitewide waits for a person whatever your settings say. If a change would exceed the cap it waits, and the ledger says so in a sentence you can act on.
A gate that can refuse us
Nothing written by a model reaches your site without passing checks for originality, factual grounding, brand voice and thin-content patterns. It can and does refuse — and when it does, the draft stops rather than shipping with a caveat.
Anything that hurt comes back out
Every change opens a monitoring window measured against a forecast of what would have happened without it. A change that measurably hurt is reverted automatically, usually before anyone notices.
A freeze switch we pull, not you
If your site shows signs of a penalty or a sudden drop, autonomy drops to asking-first on its own and a person here reviews it. The ledger doubles as the forensic record.
You decide how much
Small reversible fixes — a broken redirect, a page telling search engines to ignore it, a missing image description — are handled without asking, the way an agency would not have rung you about a typo.
Anything that writes words waits for you. New pages, rewrites and every message that leaves your own site are yours to approve, and off-site messages are approved by a person forever — there is no version of this product that posts as you.
You can move that line in either direction, per kind of work, at any time. We move it down on our own if something looks wrong; we never move it up for you.
Things we will never do
Not settings. There is no switch for these, no advanced section, and no way to ask for an exception — including at the highest autonomy level.
Buy links or pay for mentions
The penalty lands on your site, not on ours.
Post anywhere as you
We find the opening and write the message. A person presses send.
Publish pages in bulk to game a ranking
Volume is capped by design. Google has deindexed sites entirely for this.
Promise you the top spot
Nobody can. Anyone who does is guessing.
Sell you an llms.txt file
It does nothing, and charging for it would be theatre.
Fake a change with a script
Every improvement is written into your site, so it survives us.
Show search engines a different page
Your visitors and Google always see the same thing.
Every change explained, measured and reversible.
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