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Every time a new capability makes building easier, the same thing happens. Teams race to use it. They optimize for speed. And then, a few years later, the teams that won turn out to be the ones who built systems around the capability rather than the ones who moved fastest with it. I've watched this play out with e-commerce. With performance marketing. With mobile. With the martech explosion. AI is that moment again. And I'd rather say the uncomfortable part early: Most teams experimenting with vibe coding and agentic development are optimizing for speed to publish. That's the wrong thing to optimize for. Not because speed doesn't matter (it does!) but because speed to publish is now table stakes. Every team has it. The higher order bit is answering the question: "how do we make our website a better growth vehicle every single day?” That's a systems question. And a lot teams don't have a good answer yet. Think of it like Formula 1. Any car can go fast on a drag strip. What separates the winners over 50+ laps is the telemetry, the pit crew, the system learning in real time. The competitive advantage isn't the launch. It's the loop. Your website works the same way. Build fast is phase one. Ship a growth-focused system with confidence is phase two. The moat that too few are talking about is what happens after: a closed loop where the platform has context, sees what's underperforming, generates the hypothesis, ships the change, and feeds it back in. Continuously. Without your team having to orchestrate it. That's the Agentic Web Marketing Platform we're building at Webflow. And it's what I wrote about this week on our blog. Genuinely curious: when you think about your web stack right now, do you have a clear answer to the 'how do we improve it every day' question? Or are you still mostly in phase one? https://lnkd.in/gdtg7mg5