snypd: A CMS you run from your coding agent.

Write, theme and publish a website from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Content is markdown in a git repo you own; the output is static HTML with no JavaScript. Open source, MIT.

snypd
v0.1.6
MIT
Bun, one binary
Linux · macOS · Windows
snymrova/snypd

hero.mp4 · 0:45

One sentence to the agent: a post, a new look, a review step, a publish.

How it works

Any harness that reads .mcp.json can run it. There is no dashboard to log in to.

Init the site

bunx @snypd/cli init scaffolds a site, makes it a git repo and writes .mcp.json, so your harness finds snypd when it opens.

Ask the agent

Say “Write me a first post.” The agent reads the site over MCP, writes markdown on a drafts branch and lints it.

Publish

Publishing lands that one item on main. Cloudflare or Vercel builds it. You can require a person to approve first.

Claude Code
Cursor
Codex

Screenshots

The Desk, and one post in five of the six shipped looks. Pick one to see it; click the picture to enlarge.

The snypd Desk: what to say to your agent, a draft in flight, and one Push button — snypd dev opens a local page for a person: what to say to the agent next, drafts waiting for review, and the one button, Push.

snypd dev opens a local page for a person: what to say to the agent next, drafts waiting for review, and the one button, Push.

Thirteen content blocks

Posts are built from a fixed set of typed blocks. Charts, diagrams and flows are drawn as SVG at build time. A stat with no source fails lint.

cover
tldr
callout
pullquote
stat-row
stat
chart
diagram
flow
steps
faq
figure
cta

Every build also writes a markdown copy of each page, llms.txt, a feed, a sitemap, a JSON API and JSON-LD.

Start

Three commands, then say “Write me a first post.” npm i -g @snypd/cli installs the binary on macOS, Linux and Windows.

snypd init: scaffold a site and register it with your harness
snypd dev: the Desk and the site with drafts in it
snypd serve: MCP on stdio, what your harness starts
snypd build: content to dist/; --drafts is a noindex preview
snypd bench: run the benchmark suites
snypd new theme|plugin: scaffold a theme or plugin
snypd check theme|plugin: check one against its rules

terminal

$ mkdir field-notes && cd field-notes
$ bunx @snypd/cli init      # scaffolds the site, git-inits it, writes .mcp.json
$ claude                    # or Cursor, or Codex

Benchmarks

Every number has a budget, and CI fails a push that goes over it. Measured on 4 vCPUs.

All benchmarks

Case	Result
Cold build, 1,000 posts	2.7 s
Cold build, 10,000 posts	27.7 s
One edit, rebuilt	13 ms
Binary start to MCP initialize	23 ms
One page read as its markdown twin	510 tokens
MCP tool list, per turn	2,230 tokens
JavaScript on the page, every theme	0 KB

What it does not do

Built for developers and small teams who already work in a harness. Not for teams that want a visual editor.

No dashboard

The only interface is MCP. There is no admin panel and there will never be a visual designer.

No JavaScript by default

Every route of every shipped theme sends 0 KB of JavaScript, and the build refuses a page that breaks it.

No hosting

snypd builds static HTML into dist/. Cloudflare or Vercel watches your repo; snypd never talks to the host.

Plugins are not sandboxed

A plugin is code you install and review like any dependency. The plugin contract is experimental through 0.x.

Open source, MIT

We built snypd to run our own sites from the agent. The full source is on GitHub.

View on GitHub snypd.rocks