Web and Media
An authorized web-and-media agent can turn a plain-language site request into drafts, code changes, asset updates, and review notes without receiving broad publishing power.
Example prompt
“Update the product page, make the hero match the new offer, create supporting media, check the mobile layout, and tell me what changed.”
Identity
repo + asset reader
Authority
draft, edit, test
Review
approval before publish
Authorization model
The agent identity can read the repository, brand files, design references, and issue history, but cannot publish without an explicit approval step.
Tool access is split by task: edit code, prepare assets, run local browser checks, and write launch notes, while deployment credentials stay out of reach unless granted.
Every request carries a scope: which page, which assets, which branch, what kind of QA, and who must review the final change.
What the agent executes
Reads the current site structure and finds the safest place to make the change.
Drafts page copy, updates components, creates or prepares media assets, and checks the experience across desktop and mobile views.
Reports changed files, visual decisions, test evidence, and the exact approval needed before the update can go live.
How the workflow improves
Faster website iteration while still keeping production changes behind review.
A repeatable trail for creative, technical, and launch decisions.
A clearer bridge between marketing intent and safe site maintenance.