Launching a website is one moment. Your services, prices and wording keep changing. If every small correction needs another development order, the site can quickly fall behind the business.
OpenAI describes Codex Cloud as a way to handle coding tasks in isolated project environments. It can support web development, but ownership, publishing and maintenance still need to be planned separately. Source: OpenAI release notes.
Ask for a handover as well as a website
You should have access to the domain, hosting and source code or content management system. You also need clear instructions for editing text, replacing an image and restoring a previous version. Access shouldn't depend solely on a supplier's personal account.
Collect your brand voice, site structure and editing rules in the AI tool. For example: “Show changes in a preview before publishing. Check the mobile layout and contact form. Don't change other pages without a task.”
These agreements make the work more predictable. AI doesn't have to guess how your website works each time.
Learn three common changes yourself
Practise updating a service description, adding a blog article and changing contact details. Do it with guidance, then once on your own. That shows whether the handover was clear.
Check the actual website after each publication. A preview doesn't prove that changes are live. For forms, know whether the site sends a message from the server or opens the visitor's email app.
AILithe's approach is to build a usable system with you and teach you to maintain it. The aim is more independence and a clear sense of when to ask for specialist help.