Hello World — Your first article

Welcome to your new site powered by the AI-first CMS. This article shows you how everything works.

How it works

This site's content lives in Markdown (.md) files in the content/ folder. Each file has a YAML frontmatter containing metadata: title, publication date, SEO, cover image, etc.

---
type: blog
title: "My article"
publishedAt: '2026-05-13T10:00:00.000Z'
seo:
  title: "My article — SEO title"
  description: "Description for Google and social networks."
---

At build time, Astro reads these files, transforms the Markdown into HTML via a unified pipeline (remark + rehype), and generates ultra-fast static pages.

Content structure

content/
  en/
    articles/
      hello-world.md          ← this article
      tools/
        vercel.md             ← nested routes

Files in content/en/articles/ automatically become routes. The file path determines the URL:

File	URL
hello-world.md	/en/hello-world/
tools/vercel.md	/en/tools/vercel/

Editing with AI

This is where the template gets interesting. The CLAUDE.md file at the project root contains instructions for AI agents:

• Create an article: the AI creates a .md file with proper frontmatter
• Edit content: the AI directly modifies the Markdown
• SEO: the AI optimizes titles, descriptions, and structure
• Batch: the AI can create multiple articles at once

No admin interface needed. No forms. The AI writes directly to files, just like a developer would.

Next steps

1. Edit astro-frontend/src/lib/site.js with your site name
2. Replace this article's content with your own
3. Add your own articles in content/en/articles/
4. Configure deployment (see the README)
5. Let the AI do the rest