Garchi CMS is a framework-agnostic headless CMS with a native MCP server — so AI agents can autonomously create pages, manage sections, and publish content on your behalf. Works with Next.js, Nuxt, Svelte, Laravel, and more. Features include multi-tenant workspaces, built-in multilingual support, reusable section templates, flexible data items, and AI-powered content research. Just plug it into your stack — no migration, no lock-in.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Aditya, the founder of Garchi CMS.
I started building this during Covid because I kept seeing the same pattern with startup founders I was consulting for — they'd pick a CMS that either dictated their entire tech stack or was so complex it needed a dedicated person just to manage content.
Garchi takes a different approach: it fits into whatever you're already building. Next.js, Nuxt, Svelte, Laravel — doesn't matter. You get structured content via API, reusable section templates that map to your frontend components, and multi-tenant workspaces so your team can collaborate without stepping on each other.
The big thing we shipped recently is our MCP Server. If you use Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool, your AI agent can now create pages, manage sections, organize content, and publish — all autonomously. Instead of switching between your CMS dashboard and your AI tool, you just describe what you want and it handles the scaffolding.
We're a small, bootstrapped team. No VC funding, no growth hacks — just a product built from real consulting work with 28+ startups and SMEs. Would love your feedback and happy to answer any questions!
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Really cool you shipped an MCP server for content management, that's a smart move. I'm building TalkBuildr (AI chatbots for agencies) and the multi-tenant workspace bit resonates a lot, same pain point we hit with client isolation. How are you handling content versioning when AI agents make autonomous edits? Is there rollback story or if it's fire-and-forget.
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@cuygun That's a cool thing you are building as well. Actually, the content is created by AI, but it is never published. As a user, you need to go to the dashboard and publish the content you created. You can always roll back to the previous version :)
Really cool you shipped an MCP server for content management, that's a smart move. I'm building TalkBuildr (AI chatbots for agencies) and the multi-tenant workspace bit resonates a lot, same pain point we hit with client isolation. How are you handling content versioning when AI agents make autonomous edits? Is there rollback story or if it's fire-and-forget.
@cuygun That's a cool thing you are building as well.
Actually, the content is created by AI, but it is never published. As a user, you need to go to the dashboard and publish the content you created. You can always roll back to the previous version :)