A thought for marketers building sites in the age of AI agents. Last week, Cursor argued that the cost of CMS abstractions is starting to outweigh the cost of simply editing code with agents. That idea is worth sitting with. The traditional marketing stack — WordPress, Webflow, headless CMSs, plugins, databases — was built to make content editable by humans. But AI agents don’t work the same way humans do. Agents work best when content is: - Plain text - Versioned in git - Grep-able - Structured, not hidden behind admin panels and database tables magine a marketing site that’s just: - Static HTML / JS - No server app - No database - No CMS API in the request path - Publishing happens via git You might still have a lightweight admin UI for drafting or exporting JSON, but the source of truth lives in code. Why this matters: With agent-friendly content, tasks like: - “Add a new section to the homepage” - “Fix broken links across all posts” - “Rename a taxonomy across the site” become single prompts, not multi-step workflows across dashboards, plugins, and schemas. What’s surprising is how little effort this now takes. With modern agents, spinning up a static marketing site, migrating content, and generating basic tooling can happen in hours — not weeks. The takeaway for marketers: If your team is comfortable living in git (or can be), you may not need a traditional CMS or no-code builder anymore. As agents get better, the abstraction tax of CMSs may become higher than the cost of working directly with code. That’s a strategic shift worth paying attention to.

Anthropic released this website that has a bunch of use cases and ideas how to use claude. worth checking out https://claude.com/resources/use-cases

I just tried google stitch, itenerates UI design and frontend code directly from descriptions or images. I gave it a detailed ui specification for an app i am building, told it the 6 pages to focus on (it said it can only do 6 at a time). and it spit out a very impressive UI design in one shot. I didn't work out next steps, like getting it in figma, getting the code etc yet but this is definitely worth checking out for your marketing projects, websites and apps https://stitch.withgoogle.com have you tried it? is there something better that you are using for ai page and app design ?