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How to watch site health and triage errors automatically with AI Employees

A Web Dev Employee checks site health, triages errors and reviews dependencies on a schedule.

Remote script. The npx command runs a package from npm on your machine, so confirm the source first.

Who it is forA solo developer who runs a live site and wants routine checks and small fixes handled without daily attention.

The problemErrors and outdated dependencies build up quietly until a visitor reports them.

The outcomeRegular health checks, a triaged error list and small changes made on a branch for your review.

What you need first

  • An AI agent you are logged in to, such as Claude Code
  • A browser signed in to the accounts the employee should read
  • A folder on your PC that is not inside OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive or iCloud
  • Node.js, for the npx command and the kit self tests

Steps

  1. Run npx ai-employees hire web-dev-employee --to <folder> (inferred slug, based on the employee name in the README). (inferred, check the README)
  2. Open your agent in that folder and say "Install the Web Dev Employee from this folder."
  3. Read the first health report and error triage in the morning brief.
  4. Review any small change the employee made on its branch before you merge it.

Prompt for your agent

Using the ai-employees repo, install the Web Dev Employee into <target folder> and confirm its health and error routines are scheduled. Expected output: a health report, a triaged error list and any branch changes. Verify that changes stay on a branch until you review them.

Caveat. The README describes small changes on a branch, so keep your site's main branch protected and merge only the changes you have reviewed.

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