Category: AI integrations
- Dmitry Rodionov
AI changes the role of a website
Content, interface, and data must work together. How to separate the CMS, automation, and AI layer so that each handles the right task.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Error-resistant automation: retries, logs, and duplicates
A webhook can arrive twice, and an external API might stop responding. How to design automation that can handle such situations.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Automation in a small business: two practical scenarios
Handling inquiries and orders are specific areas for automation. Two scenarios show where AI can help and where simple rules suffice.
- Dmitry Rodionov
No-code or custom code? How to divide responsibilities
No-code tools can shorten the path to a working process. However, it is crucial to determine who is responsible for data, errors, and integration maintenance.
- Dmitry Rodionov
AI agent or admin panel?
Not every screen should disappear. When does a conversation help accomplish a task and when does a table, form, or change preview provide better control?
- Dmitry Rodionov
Product data ready for reuse
Consistent product descriptions, parameters, and URLs make it easier to use them in search and integrations. How to ensure solid technical foundations.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Integration security: endpoints, permissions, and monitoring
Extending the site with integrations expands the area that requires protection. How to prioritize and limit the consequences of incorrect or unauthorized requests.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Website budget: design, stability, and future growth
The visual and technical layers should support the same goal. How to identify trade-offs that will hinder development after launch.
- Dmitry Rodionov
FAQ and content base as a foundation for search
Customer questions help organize content. How to create useful answers and update them without multiplying similar subpages.