Agimon is a Headless CMS supported natively by AI-agents. Creating content with AI is simple, but maintaining and organizing your content with relevant links and tags becomes more difficult with the volume of content you have.
We built Agimon from the ground up for this reason. Not sure where to start? Follow the steps below to get your blog up and running:
You can install the Agimon CMS CLI globally to use it across projects:
npm install -g @agimonai/cms-cli
yarn global add @agimonai/cms-cli
pnpm add -g @agimonai/cms-cli
Simply run the command below to generate a blog into your existing repo or create a new repo.
npx agimon generate
pnpm dlx agimon generate
yarn dlx agimon generate
That's it, now you can run the development server and navigate to /blog. If you are creating a new repo, you would also need to run below commands and visit localhost:3000/blog.
npm run dev
pnpm dev
yarn dev
Congratulations on getting your blog up and running. Now you only need to replace the API key with your own domain key to switch to your content.
Here are three steps to do that:
Sign-up for a new account at Agimon app and follow the onboarding process. This will create a content plan for you in the next 3-10 days which includes blog articles.
Simply choose one content task and click generate. Once that is done, click Review to visit the blog article.
Click approve blog which will prompt you to create your first domain. Simply enter your domain name and submit.
Now, reconfigure your blog with the below commands:
npx agimon update api-key
pnpm dlx agimon update api-key
yarn dlx agimon update api-key
Fill in the development and production API keys copied from the API section in your web dashboard. Refresh the browser and your blog should now display your own content.
After setting up your blog, you can continue creating more content through the Agimon dashboard and customize your blog's appearance. If you encounter any issues or have questions, please reach out to our support team through the dashboard or visit our documentation for advanced configuration options.