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title: "ADSM — concept of managing a site through an agent"
description: "A new direction in my experiments has a name: ADSM. It's the idea of managing a site via an agent, where changes are made through dialogue and instructions instead of manual edits."
date: 2025-07-25
display_date: "July 25, 2025"
image: "/img/blog/2025/07/25-01-adsm-concept.png"
image_alt: "ADSM — concept of managing a site through an agent"
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# ADSM — concept of managing a site through an agent

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Gradually, my experiments with the site have shaped a direction that has received a name —
        **ADSM (Agent Driven Site Management)**. It is a concept of managing a site through an agent:
        instead of traditional admin panels and manual edits, I formulate instructions, and the agent updates pages,
        synchronizes translations and commits changes to Git.

As a result, the site becomes more of a *dialog document* than a set of files and forms.
        I describe a task in words, and the agent turns it into action — an updated page or a translation.

This direction is still experimental. But such attempts give birth to new approaches, and ADSM may turn out
        to be a step toward a different model of web project management.