Progressive CMS

An AI agent is a software assistant that carries out tasks using files and tools. Codex from OpenAI and Claude Code from Anthropic are examples.

Describe your idea, review the result and give direction, as you would with a designer or developer. With configured access to Progressive CMS, your agent can build the theme, create pages and prepare content. Explore the workflow, or read the guide written for agents.

Progressive CMS gives your agent a direct connection through REST API, CLI or MCP (Model Context Protocol). These machine interfaces let authorized agents manage CMS content and follow the validation, preview and publication workflow. Explore REST API, CLI and MCP management.

Your brief: “A bright website for a small hotel: generous photographs, rooms, a restaurant and the story of the place.”

The result: The agent builds a theme, sections and pages in Progressive CMS. You get a working first version to open, review and discuss.

Your feedback: “Give it more space. Use softer typography. Make the rooms the focus.”

The result: The agent revises the website in response. You review it again and guide the next change until it fits your brief.

Your next task: “Add a page about the garden, an article on local walks and news of our new terrace.”

The result: The agent prepares pages, copy, images and search metadata. You check the facts, refine the material and decide what to publish.

Your own edit: “I will replace this photograph and update the room description in the admin.”

The finished site remains a manageable website. Text, photographs, sections and articles stay editable. Work by hand, ask the agent again or bring in your team.

The agent helps create and update the site; you manage the result. Edit copy, replace photographs, organize sections, prepare search metadata and choose when to publish. These are real screens from the English instance’s admin.

Show the agent references or describe how the site should feel. Build a distinctive composition, typography and motion around your content. When you need another font, a new section or a bolder layout, ask for it. The project keeps its own theme, while the content stays manageable in the admin.

Explore four complete demonstration websites, each with its own typography, structure, composition and motion. Open a world here or in a separate page. These are design demonstrations, not client projects. Their images are generated.

Spaces where material, light and human life meet.

We start with the life that will unfold inside: daily routes, familiar light and the habit of leaving a window open.

Architecture becomes part of that life. Materials belong to the place; rooms leave space for the people in them.

Intent. Listen, explore the site and find a starting point.

Space. Study light, proportion and the relationships between rooms.

Material. Choose what will age well. Explore the house through its plan, light and texture.

Objects to wear. Gestures to keep. A collection made for the space between movement and form.

Not an occasion. A presence. Pieces shaped around the way you move, made to become your own.

Quiet textures. Deliberate lines. Details that are felt before they are seen.

Sculptural volume meets the natural rhythm of the body. Nothing added without a reason.

Ivory textures and cobalt surfaces — a dialogue between softness and structure.

Made to feel different in motion. Every fold changes with the person wearing it.

Two expressions of one idea. A sculptural silhouette, a softer gesture. Look closely. Change the view. Make it your own.

A quiet courtyard, a long lunch and sunlight in no hurry.

Make yourself at home. Pull up a chair at the shared table. Let the morning last a little longer. Days here are made of simple pleasures: courtyard shade, an open window and a path to the water.

A place to return to, even on your first visit.

Linen, warm stone and open windows. Simple things, given thoughtful attention.

Fresh ingredients, unscheduled conversation and another glass of cool water with lemon.

Walk through the arch, leave a book on the sun lounger and find your moment by the water. Morning coffee, a quiet afternoon or the last warm light: any plan will do. Especially no plan at all.

A museum where color becomes space. Look closer, move freely and find your own angle.

Art begins with your attention. Sometimes one step to the side makes a familiar shape entirely different.

Our exhibitions, conversations and workshops invite you into the work, rather than keeping you at a distance.

Exhibition · Another angle. Color, scale and movement change how we see a space.

Workshop · Make a form. Explore a material, imagine a volume and make something with your hands.

Conversation · Take your time. A slow tour through the exhibition, with room for your questions.

A small experiment in perception: turn the sculpture, change its color and find an angle that feels like yours. One form can tell more than one story.

You do not need to know everything about art to begin looking. Choose an exhibition, leave time to wander and bring your questions.

FIELD has room for different perspectives. Spaces, conversations and workshops take the exhibition beyond a single room.

You define the brief and quality standard. An agent helps assemble pages, populate content and apply repeated changes; the freelancer or studio directs the work and accepts the result.

Progressive CMS is open-source software with no per-site CMS license fees. The source and release links are on the Download page.

A new section: “Add our new service and connect it to related pages.”

An article: “Research this topic and prepare a useful, illustrated piece.”

An update: “Announce the opening of our new project.”

The agent prepares the changes; you review and direct them. After publication, you can still edit the text or replace a photograph yourself.

Use the agent to plan page structure, readable URLs, titles, descriptions, internal links and social images. Progressive CMS supports a sitemap and structured search metadata. Useful content and a clear structure remain your responsibility; the CMS does not promise search rankings.

Ask the agent to examine current sources and draft an illustrated article. With the appropriate extensions and service access configured, research, stock search and image generation can be used through the CMS. The same tools can also be used from the admin. You check the sources and choose what goes on your website.

“Find photographs for this article” or “Create a bright cover with this mood.” With configured services, the agent can suggest images and attach the selected ones to your content. You can also do this in the admin. Stock licenses and provider costs still need to be considered.

Owners, employees, studios, content teams, SEO specialists and AI agents can work in the same system. The owner grants permissions, reviews activity and revokes access. Preparing a change and publishing it are separate permissions.

Edit pages, add images and review the result in the admin. The owner controls team access and publication permissions. Delegate routine preparation to an agent while a team member reviews the work.

Prepare content, structure and theme changes through a dedicated account. Validate the work, open a preview and publish only with the required permission and authorization. The result remains part of the CMS, editable by people.

Develop a theme, templates, components and animation. Test the design on real content before activation. Theme work does not require unrestricted control of the site. Agents can help with assembly and checks while the studio directs the design.

Manage articles, pages and images. Prepare a release while the client checks the content. Research and illustration services can support an agent’s work when configured; editors still direct and accept the material.

Prepare titles, descriptions and social images. Grant access to content and structure only as needed. An agent can help with repetitive metadata work; the specialist sets the strategy, checks the changes and evaluates results.

A studio creates the design. An SEO team prepares search metadata. An agent populates sections. A team member reviews the content. Combine these ways of working and give each participant the access their task needs.

Use forms, configured email delivery, APIs and webhooks to carry website requests into your team’s workflow. Progressive CMS also has connectors for selected CRM and communication systems. Choose the actual connector, configure credentials and delivery rules, and check the receiving system. Explore the supported integrations.

Progressive CMS is developed by Progressive OS, a company operating since 2011. The team reviews security, fixes issues, tests changes and releases updates as the product evolves.

Read about the technology, visit Progressive OS, or read Codex’s account of building this international site. Agents can also use the field guide.

A new site, an existing project or the next client brief: start with the result you want. On Progressive CMS, an agent can help build it while you direct and accept the work. The public source code and installable releases are available now. Implementation, migration and training can be discussed with the team now.