A CMS that understands what you mean. MCP CMS connects your content to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol, replacing menus and forms with natural conversation.
Four ideas that make MCP CMS different from everything else.
Content lives in named HTML blocks. Each block is an independent, editable unit with a clear ID. No tangled templates, no fragile selectors — just clean, addressable content.
The Model Context Protocol gives AI assistants structured access to your CMS. Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP-compatible tools can read pages, find blocks, and update content directly.
Describe what you want in plain language. The AI reads your page structure, locates the right blocks, and makes precise edits. No clicking through menus, no WYSIWYG wrestling.
"Change the pricing section to show three tiers instead of two, and update the CTA to say Get Started Free."
Pure PHP. Flat-file storage. No database, no migrations, no ORM. Upload the files to any PHP host and it runs. The entire CMS is a handful of files you can read in an afternoon.
Traditional CMS platforms bury your content behind layers of admin panels, dropdown menus, and modal dialogs. You spend more time navigating the interface than actually editing.
MCP CMS inverts that model. Your content is stored in clean, block-structured HTML files. An AI assistant reads the structure, understands context, and makes changes when you ask — in plain language.
It is the difference between filling out a form and having a conversation.
Traditional CMS
Login → Dashboard → Pages → Find page → Click edit → Find field → Change text → Save → Publish
MCP CMS
"Update the hero text on the homepage to say Launch Your Startup Today."
Minimal moving parts. Maximum transparency. Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Flat-file storage
Pages are HTML files on disk. No database, no serialization. What you see in the file is what gets served.
Block parsing
HTML comment markers define editable regions. The parser extracts, replaces, and writes blocks without touching surrounding markup.
Pure PHP
No framework. No Composer packages. A single-file entry point with a few helper includes. Runs on any PHP 8.0+ host.
Zero build step
No webpack, no node_modules, no compilation. Upload and run.
Blog with batteries
Search, category archives, related posts, RSS, scheduled publishing, URL redirects, a double-opt-in newsletter, and responsive image variants. All flat files, no plugins.
Protocol: JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio or HTTP, per the MCP specification.
The demo runs a live instance of MCP CMS. Browse pages, inspect blocks, and try editing content through the admin interface.
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