A Git-based CMS for Static Site Generators
Leading Git-based headless CMS. Successor to Netlify/Decap CMS. Modern UX, first-class i18n support, mobile support + numerous improvements. Framework-agnostic, open source & free.
The open-source Git-based headless CMS you've been looking for. Connect your Git repo and start editing. No manual config or schema setup.
PowerAI Astro is a free, dark-themed AI SaaS website template built with Astro. It has 15+ pre-built pages, 47 components and shortcodes. Pre-configured Sitepins CMS. Ready to deploy on Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, Netlify, or Docker.
The git-native CMS for Astro — auto-generates an editing UI from your Zod schemas; publish = git push
A Symfony CMS to rapidly create, manage and maintain your websites — from the admin, from Git, or from your AI agent.
『Astro v2とTinaCMSでシンプルに作るブログサイト』のダウンロードデータです
Git-based backup with encryption.
Alternative Decap CMS. This package from my forked Decap repository maintains the same functionality but features a different theme.
run github + github-pages + codesandbox in your browser, offline-first - CONCEPT
A lightweight Markdown CMS and static site generator in Elixir. Local‑first, Git‑friendly, and powered by MDEx for fast, safe rendering.
A configurable CMS built with Svelte.
Agent-native, Git-based blog CMS module for product sites. Mount /blog on your marketing site — Markdown in Git, Next.js, theme presets, sitemap/RSS/JSON-LD, and Agent Skills for Cursor & Claude.
The agent-native CMS. MDX in git, one Zod schema, a derived index that needs no database. Operated over MCP and the CLI.
A set of tools to use github as a headless CMS in a JAM stack setup.
A headless, git-based and GraphQL native CMS.
A desktop CMS for Zola static sites. Manage content with a GUI, preview in real-time, and deploy via Git—no terminal required.
The Astro wiki you can write in — paper-and-ink typography for docs, wikis and digital gardens, with in-place WYSIWYG editing (math, tables, [[wikilinks]], frontmatter), AI assist, revision history; Markdown stays the source, git the history.
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