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Typeroll CMS

Build with your agent. Edit in the browser. Documentation for Typeroll Cloud and self-hosted Typeroll CMS.

Typeroll CMS is an open-source CMS with a visual editor, a REST API and an MCP server. Use the browser editor for content changes, or connect your own AI agent to build and manage sites. You can start editing and reviewing previews before connecting publishing accounts.

These docs cover both ways to run Typeroll CMS. Start with Using Typeroll Cloud for the managed service or Self-hosting to run the CMS yourself. The workflow comparison links to the shared guides and explains differences in setup, availability and responsibility.

Typeroll CMS editor showing the block structure, live page preview and heading fields for a sample website.

Open the editor guide for the desktop and mobile workflows.

The open-source edition is free to self-host. Infrastructure and connected services have their own costs. Typeroll Cloud is the managed service; its user guides live here alongside the shared CMS and self-hosting instructions. Cloud access and service limits are separate from the open-source license.

Published sites are static files. Forms, Apps and Extensions can call separate runtime services. See Cloudflare hosting and builds for the boundary between source code, build execution and hosting. You can also serve independently generated sections on one domain.

Use llms.txt as the documentation index, or llms-full.txt for the complete text. The index also links to a separate text version of every page, so your agent can fetch only what it needs. Text exports contain absolute links and source addresses and do not require JavaScript or a login. These files describe the product; they do not grant access to your sites. API and MCP requests still need your credentials and the appropriate permissions.