Nothing goes live until you say yes.
SiteCrew is an AI crew for your business website. An agent builds it, publishes it and maintains it, and every change waits for your yes.
Try it. It only changes this page, on your screen.
Works today: the free starter kit.
Not running yet: the full product.
What works today. What is not running yet.
No dates. When something here runs, it moves to the left.
How a change goes live.
This is how the free kit keeps a site, today.
- 01
You ask, in plain words.
On the contact page: change the phone number to 555-0187, add a comment box, and add a checkbox to agree to our emails.
- 02
The agent makes the change on your computer. Nothing is public yet.
- 03
It shows you what changed: the files, and a summary in plain words.
- 04
It waits. A wish is not a yes.
- 05
You say “yes, publish.”
- 06
It publishes to GitHub. Cloudflare Pages builds the site. The agent checks the build and tells you.
Four rules the agent works by.
Your tokens stay with you.
You paste them into a settings file on your own computer, never into the chat. The GitHub token can change one repository only.
Nothing is published until you say “yes, publish.”
Before every publish you see what changed. A wish is not a yes.
Mail first.
Before your nameservers move, the agent checks your email records in Cloudflare.
No DNS record is deleted without your yes.
DNS records are deleted only after you say yes.
Start with the free kit.
The SiteCrew AaSS Kit puts your website on Cloudflare Pages, with an AI coding agent that builds it and maintains it for you.
Move a site you rent today.
Start a new site, or one more.
Three steps
- 1
Clone the repository or download it as a ZIP, and open the folder.
- 2
Open your agent in the folder.
- 3
In Claude Code, type
/init-client-freeWith any other agent, say
“follow .claude/commands/init-client-free.md”
What you need
- A computer
- An AI coding agent
- A free GitHub account
- A free Cloudflare account
- A domain
The agent offers options (plain HTML, WordPress as a static export, Next.js, Astro and others), says which it would pick and why, and you choose.
Your words and photos move. The design is new. The agent takes ideas from sites you like; it does not copy another site’s code, text or images.
One site per copy of the kit. A second site is a second copy.
The honest part.
Hosting runs on Cloudflare’s free tier.
Your domain is never free. You pay for it every year.
Your agent may need a paid plan. Free tiers exist, with limits.
You give up the drag-and-drop editor and the builder’s help desk. The agent becomes your editor.
Maintaining a site still takes work. The agent makes it lighter. It does not make it free.
A website builder can be the right choice. If you want the editor and the help desk, and the price feels fair, stay.
Where SiteCrew is going.
The full product adds two things to what the kit does today: your own server, and a back office where you talk to your site.
You would ask in plain words. The agent would make the change, publish it and protect you from mistakes.
The Architect
Builds, publishes and maintains the site. Works today, in the free kit.
The Assistant
Would live in your site’s back office and talk with you. Not running yet.
No dates. Tell us what you need on the contact page.
Where it comes from.
SiteCrew.ai is made at Strategic Viral Services Inc., Alex G.’s company.
On Nov 29, 2025, his web host billed him for three more years of shared hosting. He decided to own instead of rent.
He built AI agents to do that work for himself first. His own business site runs on his own server.
The free kit is the part anyone can use. It put aass.co on Cloudflare Pages on Oct 2, 2026.
AaSS (Agent as Software Solution) is the same idea as a method: an AI agent builds, runs and maintains software you own, instead of software you rent. What is AaSS
The longer story is on aass.co. aass.co/about
Running sites for clients?
The kit is MIT licensed. Use it, change it, build on it.
One site per copy: each client’s site gets its own copy of the kit, its own repository and its own token.
The rule travels with every copy: nothing is published until the site’s owner says “yes, publish.”
Servers and back offices for your clients belong to the full product, which is not running yet. Tell us what you need on the contact page.
Three sites, three copies
Plain answers.
Is SiteCrew running today?
The full product is not. It is in development at Strategic Viral Services Inc.
The free starter kit is: it put aass.co on Cloudflare Pages on Oct 2, 2026.
Can anything go live without me?
No. Before every publish, the agent shows you the files that changed and a summary in plain words, then waits. Only “yes, publish” counts. A wish like “go ahead and fix it” is not a yes.
Who holds my tokens?
You do. You paste them into a settings file on your own computer, never into the chat. The GitHub token can change one repository only.
What happens to my email?
The kit moves your website, not your mailbox. Before your domain moves, the agent checks that your email records arrived in Cloudflare, and nothing moves until they have. If your mailbox lives with the service you are leaving, give it a new home first; the kit’s guide explains.
What does it cost?
This site lists no prices. Hosting runs on Cloudflare’s free tier, your domain is paid every year, and your agent may need a paid plan. The kit’s guide lists every number with its source.
Do I own the site?
Your site’s files live in a GitHub repository you create, and the site is hosted in your own Cloudflare account.
My site runs on WordPress. Can the kit move it?
On Cloudflare Pages, WordPress means a static export (for example, with the Simply Static plugin): you keep working in WordPress, and the exported files go live.
A live WordPress site belongs to the full product, which is not running yet.
Can I use the kit for client sites?
The kit is MIT licensed. Use one copy per site: each client’s site gets its own copy, repository and token.
When will the full product run?
We don’t promise dates. Tell us what you need on the contact page.
Your site. Your way.
Start with the free kit today. Tell us about the rest on the contact page.
Want to hear when it runs?
The waiting list is not open yet, so nothing is collected here.