Content Management System (CMS)

Agimon's CMS provides a robust system for managing and publishing AI-generated content across your digital properties. The CMS integrates seamlessly with campaign workflows while giving you complete control over content organization and presentation.

Key Concepts

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CMS Philosophy

The Agimon CMS bridges AI content generation with professional content management, enabling teams to maintain brand consistency while leveraging automation.

Domains

In Agimon, domains represent your content publishing destinations. Each organization can configure multiple domains to publish content from any campaign.

Setting Up a Domain

  1. Access CMS > Domains in your dashboard
  2. Click Add Domain
  3. Configure your domain settings
  4. Generate API keys for access
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Caution

Store API keys securely using environment variables. Never expose them in your application code.

Page Maps

Page maps define the structure and routing of your content. They create relationships between URLs, content types, and templates.

Common Page Map Types

  1. Single Pages

    • Blog index (
      /blog
      )
    • Documentation home (
      /docs
      )
    • About pages (
      /about
      )

  2. Dynamic Pages

    • Blog posts (
      /blog/:slug
      )
    • Category pages (
      /category/:id
      )
    • Tag collections (
      /tag/:id
      )

Content Organization

The CMS organizes content using several key features:

  1. Categories

    • Hierarchical content organization
    • Custom taxonomy support
    • Automated categorization

  2. Tags

    • Flexible content labeling
    • Related content linking
    • Search optimization

  3. Editors

    • Role-based access control
    • Content workflow management
    • Version tracking

Content Management

Page Structure

Each page in Agimon CMS contains:

  • Content body (AI-generated or manually created)
  • Meta information (title, description, SEO data)
  • Publishing configuration
  • Related content links
  • Category and tag associations

Publishing Workflow

  1. Content Creation

    • Generated via campaigns
    • Manual content entry
    • Content block assembly

  2. Review Process

    • Draft stage
    • Team review
    • Approval workflow

  3. Publishing

    • Scheduled publishing
    • Multi-platform distribution
    • SEO optimization

Integration Features

Visit Developer Documentation for integration.

CMS Interface

The CMS interface is organized into these main sections:

  • Domains: Domain and API management
  • Page Maps: URL and content structure
  • Categories: Content categorization
  • Tags: Content labeling system
  • Editors: User access management
  • Content: Content library and management
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Tip

Leverage the automated category and tag suggestions from AI-generated content to maintain consistent organization.

Contact support for detailed integration guidance and best practices specific to your use case.