Before you build. After you launch.
Answers about AI agents, website ownership, hosting costs and when to ask Valid Agenda for help.
Do I need to know how to code?
You can start by describing the site in ordinary language. You will still need to follow setup instructions, review changes and test the result. The written guide gives you a sequence to follow.
Which agent and hosting platform should I use?
Use a coding agent that can work with your project files and explain its changes. The guide uses GitHub and Vercel as examples. Check the current capabilities, pricing and terms of any tool you choose; the site does not require one particular provider.
Who owns the website?
Create and control your repository, hosting account and domain account. Keep copies of your source and content. Check the licences of third-party code, images and fonts you use; owning the project does not transfer those third-party rights.
Is everything free?
This guide and its prompts are free to read. Agents, domains, hosting and other services may charge fees. Check the plans you use and any limits that apply. Advice or delivery work with Valid Agenda is discussed and agreed separately.
What if I feel overwhelmed or the build stops working?
Save your working version and describe the specific issue to your agent. If you want someone to help assess the situation or take a more active role, speak to Valid Agenda about the support you need.
Can Valid Agenda advise on more than websites?
Yes. Discuss the wider technology decisions behind your business: AI opportunities, workflows, prototypes, tools and delivery priorities. Fractional advice can help shape the next step beyond the website.