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Something I've noticed while building websites with AI coding tools is that creating the frontend has become ridiculously easy. You can ask an AI coding agent to build a complete website in a few minutes. But then comes the boring part: "How does the client update the blog?" "Where does the content live?" "How do I add an editor?" "Do I really need to install and maintain WordPress for this?" So I started building WriterSuite . It's a lightweight headless CMS where the website is completely separate from the content management system. The frontend can be built with Astro, Next.js, React, or basically anything that can consume an API. WriterSuite handles: • Blog posts • Pages • Authors • Categories and tags • Media • Drafts and publishing • SEO metadata • REST APIs • Multiple websites from one account The part I'm particularly interested in is multi-site management . Instead of running a separate CMS installation for every small website, you can manage multiple websites from one WriterSuite account. I'm building it primarily for developers, agencies, SaaS companies and people building lots of websites with AI coding tools. I'd love to know: If you're building websites with AI coding tools, what do you currently use for content management? URL: https://writersuite.app   submitted by   /u/pverma8172 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/22 21:53:10