New release v1.0.4: Pages, search, and editable site files

An agentic CMS for podcasts, blogs, photos, documents, videos, and URLs Self-hosted on Cloudflare

What’s new
Deploy

From clone to live in two steps.

Your coding agent guides account authorization, resource setup, deployment, and first admin access.

  1. 01

    Clone the repository

    git clone https://github.com/microfeed/microfeed.git
  2. 02

    Ask your coding agent

    Deploy microfeed to Cloudflare.

Then follow the prompts. The supported tools handle the Cloudflare details and guide you through the rest.

Why microfeed

Simple where it should be. Open where it matters.

01

Agentic

Agents can help set up your site and manage content through documented, reviewable workflows.

02

Headless

An ergonomic REST API makes it easy to connect automations, applications, and other tools.

03

Serverless

Cloudflare runs the application and storage. R2 includes 10 GB on the free tier.

04

Sensible defaults

Start with a complete site, then export the theme and customize every public view.

A coding agent deploying microfeed to Cloudflare and reporting the production resources it created
People + agents

Use the admin UI. Or ask an agent.

Use the admin UI yourself, or hand a clear task to an AI coding agent (e.g., OpenAI Codex). Try one of these real prompts.

  • Deploy to production

    Deploy microfeed to Cloudflare.

  • Draft a podcast episode

    Upload the attached audio file and draft show notes for a new episode. Keep it unpublished for now.

  • Build a custom theme

    Export the current theme and build me a theme like the GitHub home page, then import it back into the current instance.

Project updates

What’s new?

Release notes, new capabilities, and lessons from building microfeed in public.

  1. New release v1.0.4: Pages, search, and editable site files
  2. New release v1.0.3: Versioned themes and agent-friendly publishing
  3. New release v1.0.1: microfeed moves to Cloudflare Workers
  4. New release v0.1.5: Upgrade to Wrangler v4 and Tailwind v4
  5. Migrating Your Microfeed Instance from D1 Alpha to D1 Production
  6. New release v0.1.2: Introducing Microfeed's Powerful CRUD API for Effortless Content Management
  7. New release v0.1.1: Follow-up improvements after the initial launch of v0.1.0
  8. Introducing microfeed: A Self-Hosted, Open-Source CMS on Cloudflare (open alpha)