An OpenAI CLI workflow for building static websites
Use a bounded Codex repository workflow to inspect, implement, review, and verify a complete static artifact.
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Good websites are built in the details.
Ten practical guides on CLI content, useful prompts, AI workflows, and the final mile of publishing.
Find the part you are working on.
Start with Foundations to plan the publishing system. Use Prompts to write a clearer brief, AI workflows to organize the development loop, and Publishing to check the finished artifact. Each guide connects to a main topic and related reading so your next step is easy to find.
Cursor CLI CMS workflows: keep your editor and content in sync
Coordinate the repository, terminal agent, editor, and preview without losing track of approved changes.
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Build a website prompt library you can test and improve
Organize bounded templates, compare representative projects, and measure repair work rather than generated volume.
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Review an AI website build before you run or publish it
Inspect commands, imported instructions, code changes, and public files before accepting a generated build.
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Anthropic CLI CMS: context, permissions, and human review
Separate the website brief from Claude Code permissions, then verify what crosses the release boundary.
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Write static website prompts that produce reviewable work
Define source authority, routes, implementation boundaries, and acceptance checks in one useful brief.
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A static-site release checklist for accessibility and quality
Test headings, keyboard controls, images, reduced motion, nested paths, and the exact package you will deploy.
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Clean URLs and SEO for a CLI-built static website
Align readable routes, canonical metadata, structured data, internal links, sitemaps, and full-content feeds.
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CLI CMS for beginners: content, Git, and a repeatable build
Start with a small content model, clear ownership, and a publishing workflow your team can inspect.
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From terminal to complete static website: a practical build plan
Turn a route inventory into connected pages, working navigation, and a deployment-ready public directory.
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