Your website has an operator. Not just a repo.
You can ship the change - that was never the problem. Waastly keeps a weekly improvement loop running on your site: build locally with Claude Code or the editor you already use, review the exact change, and publish only what you approve. The website keeps pace with the product without stealing your week.
- The site affects demos, trust, and hiring, but every improvement steals product time.
- The marketing site is a repo nobody owns after launch week.
- Stale pages, broken links, and outdated copy ship silently until a prospect finds them.
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A weekly site-improvement loop you approve.
Pull your site as real source, edit it with your coding agent, push through the Waastly CLI, review the candidate build, and publish safely. Site health findings queue the next improvement so the site never goes quietly stale.
One operating loop for the whole site.
Every change - yours, your team's, or a proposed fix - moves through the same reviewable path.
- 01Build locally
Your site is real WaastWeb source on disk, edited with the coding agent or editor you already use.
- 02Push through the CLI
waastly push stages a review candidate. Nothing goes live silently.
- 03Review the exact change
Changed files, a candidate build, and a preview - before anything is promoted.
- 04Publish safely
Approve to go live. Roll back if something is wrong.
- 05In developmentKeep improving
Site Health watches for stale pages, broken links, and missing metadata, and turns them into findings you can act on.