Santa Cruz, California, October 8, 2026 — CodeStringers, which builds and runs agentic one-surface business solutions for operationally complex mid-market companies, today relaunched its website, codestringers.com, as a headless Wix site that was designed, built, migrated and launched by AI Marketing OS, the company's own AI system for running the marketing function. The new site went live the night before this press release, and it is now one of the channels the system runs.
The relaunch is less a story about a website than about who built it. On September 30 CodeStringers decided to replace its hand-built Wix Studio site with one written entirely in code, and two days later the first full release of the content and the implementation was done; the week that followed went to the company's own review of its CRM plan, not to the site. AI Marketing OS did the work: it wrote the design system from the company's style guide, built every page template, moved 459 articles, 60 videos, the six solution pages, 35 technology and service pages and the paid landing pages into the new site, rebuilt the forms so every submission lands in the CRM with its full attribution, wired analytics, consent and live chat into the site's own code, generated a share image for each of 697 pages, carried 436 redirects from the old site and ran the search, performance and accessibility checks on every route before the domain moved. A person approved each release and the cutover. Nobody wrote a page by hand.
"When we launched AI Marketing OS last month, we said the system runs the channels, not just the campaigns," said Michael Manzo, CEO and CTO of CodeStringers. "The website is the channel everything else points at, so it was the obvious test. The system designed it, built it, moved every piece of content, hooked the forms into the CRM and shipped it, with me approving each release the way our clients approve theirs. The first full release of the content and the implementation took two days, the site scores 100 on the desktop performance test, and it will keep being maintained by the same system that publishes to it. That is what we mean by a channel under the solution's control."
Wix stays where it is good: the content management, the blog, the form submissions, the media and the hosting. Every page, however, is code in a repository: the design system, the templates, the structured data, the redirects and the performance work. Changes ship as pull requests through the same governed pipeline AI Marketing OS uses for every other piece of content, with the checks run before a release and a person's approval on each one. The result is a site the system can change as readily as it changes a blog post, with the same record of who approved what.
Designed it. The typography, colour, spacing and component system came from the company's style guide, applied to every template rather than page by page.
Built every page. Solution pages, capability pages, the articles and video library, the newsroom, the partner and client-fit pages, the legal pages and the paid landing pages, all as code.
Moved the content. 459 articles, 60 videos with their chapters and transcripts, 35 technology and service pages, and the case studies, with every title and description checked against the search rules.
Wired the channels. Forms that write to Zoho CRM with first-touch attribution, Google Analytics 4 and Zoho Marketing Automation tracking under the consent banner, and live chat styled to the brand, all in the site's own code.
Checked everything before the move. Titles, descriptions, canonical links, structured data on every page, one share image per page, every redirect, and the performance budget.
Shipped it. Each release went out through a pull request a person approved, and the domain moved the night before this press release.
AI Marketing OS was announced in September as a governed AI system that runs the marketing function end to end: it scores what the market is pulling on, plans programs against those arguments, produces and publishes content, promotes it across social, email and paid search, returns qualified leads to the ad platforms as conversions and reports every piece at its all-in cost, with a person approving every dollar. The website now sits inside that loop. The system publishes to it, measures it, maintains it and changes it, and the approvals, questions and results come back to the same chat thread the rest of the marketing runs in.
Read more about the solution:
AI Marketing OS, the solution page.
How the AI Marketing OS runs, the three cycles step by step.
The guided demo, the system at work on its own marketing.
CodeStringers Launches AI Marketing OS, the September announcement.
Agentic marketing spend gates inside AI Marketing OS, how the money gate works.
Companies that want to see what the system would do with their own channels can book a consultation. Discovery is no-risk, and the findings are theirs either way.
CodeStringers builds and runs agentic one-surface business solutions: managed solutions that move a company from applications that record and route to a system that reasons and acts. An AI control plane sits above the business applications a company already runs, reads across them, decides the next step, acts in those applications and asks a person before anything that costs money moves. The solutions are platform agnostic and sold as a monthly subscription that includes the software, the integration, the operations and the advice. CodeStringers is based in Santa Cruz, California.
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