About · the human in charge
I’m Vegard. One builder, directing an army of AI agents.
First online shop in 2006. Independent since 2014. 100+ projects for clients in 9 countries. Norwegian, working across European and American time zones. Today I direct a crew of AI agents, and nothing they produce ships until I’ve checked it.
The story
Builder by trade. Agent overlord by necessity.
I shipped my first online shop in 2006. 20 years later I still build every project myself. What changed is who helps.
I went independent in 2014. Since then I’ve built 100+ projects for clients in 9 countries, including Switzerland, Germany, Norway, the United States, Mexico and Canada: hotels and restaurants, clinics, law firms, contractors, shops and software products. WordPress sites, WooCommerce stores, landing pages, calculators, whole platforms.
For most of those years, a one-person studio had a hard ceiling. One pair of hands, so many hours. Agencies solved that with headcount, and passed the overheads on to clients. I never wanted the layers, so I stayed small and stayed close to the work.
In 2026 the ceiling moved. I now direct a crew of AI agents that research, draft, code, test and keep watch. They do the volume. I do the judgement: every decision, every claim, every deploy. That’s how one builder now ships what used to take a team.
The joke in that headline has a serious edge. Agents are fast and tireless, and they make things up. So each one has a job description, a list of things it’s never allowed to do, a budget cap, and one boss who checks its work before anything reaches you. Meet the crew and the checks.
My own old website showed me why it matters. It looked good to people, and AI crawlers that don’t run JavaScript saw 0 words of content on it. So I rebuilt it in the open, the way I’d rebuild yours. You’re reading the result.
The name
Why .si?
Super Intelligence. Also Slovenia’s country code: small, sharp, independent. Like a one-man agency.
Call it AI or Super Intelligence (SI). Your buyers already ask it before they ask you. I use “AI” when I talk about the technology and “SI” for the era we’re walking into. What the shift means for your business.
60 seconds
The whole idea, in one short film.
What I build, how the agents and I split the work, and the receipts behind it.
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Transcript and scene descriptions. Captions are always on in the player.
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Scene 1, The question. An AI chat window. A buyer types: “Who can rebuild our website so AI recommends us?” The assistant replies that it can only recommend businesses whose sites it can read and verify, cites two competitors and marks yourcompany.com as having no readable text. Beside it: 51% of B2B software buyers start research in an AI chatbot (G2 buyer survey, March 2026).
Your next client asks an AI before they ask you.
51% of B2B software buyers start their research in an AI chatbot.
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Scene 2, Through a crawler’s eyes. A website wireframe. A crawler’s scan line passes over it and the page dissolves, leaving only <div id="root"></div> and the count: 0 words. That was my own old site, fetched as raw HTML.
Through a crawler’s eyes, a JavaScript-built site can be an empty page.
My own old site served crawlers 0 words. So I rebuilt it.
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Scene 3, One man, an army of agents. My portrait in a gold ring. Seven teal agent icons drift in, orbit it, then line up beneath it: researcher, architect, writer, fact-checker, builder, tester, watcher.
One man. An army of agents.
Seven specialised agents do the legwork.
I direct every one, and I answer for the result.
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Scene 4, Found, cited, chosen. Found, cited, chosen, with four dated receipts: 1,100+ pages live on a law firm’s own domain (Client · law firm); 103 → 0 server invocations from crawlers, before and after the static rebuild (Own product · SitShape); 72 hallucinated links rejected before publishing (Client · law firm); 3 weeks from empty repo to a live, monetised SaaS (Own product · Filyhost). A gold seal stamps: human approval.
Found by AI. Cited with sources. Chosen by people.
Real numbers from live systems, each with a date and a method.
Agents do the work. Nothing ships until I approve it.
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Scene 5, What I build. Five service cards with starting prices: AI-ready website rebuild from €6,500; AI content & distribution engine from €3,500; AI agents & automation from €7,500; Custom tools & agent endpoints from €8,900; Conversion landing pages from €2,400.
What I build: AI-ready websites, content engines, agents and tools.
Clear scope. Published prices. You own everything.
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Scene 6, Built by me. My portrait again: “I build every project myself.” Signature line: Agents propose. A human approves.
I build every project myself. No account managers, no hand-offs.
Agents propose. A human approves.
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Scene 7, Your next step. End card: Be the business AI recommends. Start a project, scan your site for free, book 20 minutes, or send a WhatsApp message.
Start a project, scan your site for free, or book 20 minutes with me.
How I work, in short
Agents propose. A human approves.
One person, start to finish
You talk to me from the first letter to handover. No account managers, no hand-offs, no juniors learning on your project.
Every claim checked
Agents draft and test; verification gates reject what they can’t prove; I approve what ships. Rejections are logged, not hidden.
You own everything
Code, content, keys, data and accounts are yours from day one. Fixed prices, published on the pricing page.
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Your letter
2 minutes
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20-minute call
this week
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Fixed price
within 48 h
You approve -
Build
weekly previews
I sign off -
Handover
into your accounts
You own it
In their words
What clients say. Real names, shared with permission.
Vegard has been a great help in all things online related to my hotel and restaurant business. Truly professional and result orientated, Vegard has consistently improved our online presence.
Collaborating with Vegard has been an outstanding experience. His direct and supportive approach not only ensures productive interactions but also makes the experience thoroughly enjoyable.
Vegard is the power house we rely on when things go wrong with our websites. He intervenes quickly and gets things done with excellence.
I highly recommend Vegard. He did a great job on our now rebranded website at very short notice. Not once but twice! He's calm, creative, takes initiative where needed but defers to clear requirements and is very professional. What more could you ask...?
Agency, freelancer or me?
Why one builder with agents beats both, for the right project.
An honest comparison. Big agencies and good freelancers both have their place; here’s where I fit.
| Aspect | A typical agency | A typical freelancer | Me + my agents |
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| Who you talk to | An account manager | The freelancer | Me, from the first letter to handover |
| Who does the work | A team you rarely meet | One person, one pair of hands | Me, directing seven AI agents. I check and sign off everything |
| Range | Many specialists, many handoffs | Usually one specialty | Website, content engine, distribution, agents and tools from one builder |
| Price | Overheads in every hour | Lower, usually hourly | Published and fixed per project |
| Pace | Weeks of meetings before work starts | Capped by one person’s hours | Agents do the volume; you see a preview every week |
| Ownership | Often their platform or their hosting | Depends on the person | Your accounts from day one |
| AI use | Varies, rarely disclosed | Varies | Disclosed per project, behind verification gates and my approval |
| If someone leaves | Staff turnover mid-project | A single point of failure | Docs, runbooks, tests and every account in your name |
Who I’m not a fit for
Saying no early saves us both time.
Personal projects
I work with businesses only. Personal sites and hobby projects are better served elsewhere.
Budgets under €1,500
Run the free AI audit and fix the top three yourself. It will do more for you than a rushed project.
Guaranteed rankings or AI citations
Nobody can honestly promise what ChatGPT or Google will say. I promise the work and measure the results.
Account managers and status decks
If you want a large agency’s layers and rituals, hire a large agency. You get me, directly.
AI output with nobody checking it
If you want content published straight from a model, you don’t need me. My whole method is the checking.
A 24/7 operations desk
I build systems that fail safe and alert me. I’m one person, not a round-the-clock support centre.
Continuity
What if something happens to me? The honest answer to the bus-factor question.
There’s no hidden team behind me, so I won’t promise you a stand-in. I promise something more useful: everything a competent developer needs to take over is already yours.
Your accounts, from day one
Domain, DNS, hosting, code repository, AI provider keys and analytics are registered to you. I work inside them with access you grant, and can revoke, at any time.
Docs written for the next developer
A README and architecture notes that explain how the pieces fit and why, written for a stranger, not for me.
Runbooks for the things that matter
How to deploy, roll back, rotate keys and restore data, step by step, kept next to the code.
Tests that guard the behaviour
Automated tests run on every change. If someone else edits the code later, the tests say exactly what broke.
A mainstream stack
TypeScript, Astro, Cloudflare Workers, and WordPress where your editors need it. No proprietary framework only I understand.
Elsewhere
Keep reading, or say hello.
Want to see if we’d work well together?
20 minutes with me. Bring your problem; you’ll leave with a clear next step, whether or not we work together.