lesstruct
NewAn open-source CMS powered by Go. Fast, configurable, customizable. Built for humans and AI agents, extended with WebAssembly plugins. One binary, no Docker required.
Summary
lesstruct is an open-source CMS built with Go that provides a fast, configurable, and customizable content management system.
- It runs as a single binary with no Docker required and supports WebAssembly plugins, making it ideal for both human editors and AI agents.
- Developers can leverage its agent-friendly architecture to automate content workflows and extend functionality with plugins.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/lesstruct.md
/lesstructUse Cases
Usage Examples
/lesstruct create-site --name myblog --theme default
Add a new WebAssembly plugin to lesstruct for syntax highlighting in code blocks.
Query lesstruct API to fetch all articles tagged with 'tutorial' and format them as JSON.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is lesstruct?
lesstruct is an open-source CMS built with Go that provides a fast, configurable, and customizable content management system. It runs as a single binary with no Docker required and supports WebAssembly plugins, making it ideal for both human editors and AI agents. Developers can leverage its agent-friendly architecture to automate content workflows and extend functionality with plugins.
How to install lesstruct?
To install lesstruct: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/lesstruct.md. Finally, /lesstruct in Claude Code.
What is lesstruct best for?
lesstruct is a other categorized under Documentation. It is designed for: agent, plugin. Created by aristorinjuang.
What can I use lesstruct for?
lesstruct is useful for: Quickly spin up a lightweight CMS for a documentation site or blog without complex infrastructure.; Integrate lesstruct with AI agents to programmatically create, update, and manage content via its API.; Extend the CMS with custom WebAssembly plugins to add features like markdown processing or image optimization.; Deploy a headless CMS backend for a static site generator, serving content via RESTful endpoints.; Use lesstruct as a content repository for multi-agent systems where AI agents collaborate on content creation.; Migrate from a heavier CMS to lesstruct for a simpler, faster, and more secure content management solution..