Agent control plane

Give every agent a safe way to work on your website.

Connect the AI tools you already use to research, draft, and propose changes. GitCMS gives every change the same review and publishing rules.

Your agents, one governed path

Homepage launch copy

One shared content task

In review

Agent proposed a new draft

The copy and page changes are ready to inspect.

Waiting for your team

Feedback, approval, and publishing stay in human hands.

Draft → ReviewPublish when approved

One shared workflow

The agent can change, but the path to your website does not. Every draft remains visible, reviewable, and attached to the content task until your team decides to publish it.

01

Research, drafts, and page changes arrive as one visible content task.

02

Your team edits the work, leaves feedback, and decides when it is ready.

03

Approved changes move to the website while your repository stays the source of truth.

The agent works inside GitCMS instead of handing you an isolated block of copy to move around later.

/acme/blog/migration-guide
task-142Save draft
Reviewable AI suggestion
AcceptDiscard
Migrating from a traditional CMS to markdown
Task
Content task #142
Collection
posts
Status
draftdocsreview-ready

We're moving teams away from copy-pasting AI drafts into a CMS after the fact a task-first workflow where brainstorming, drafting, and review stay connected.

GitCMS keeps the editor, schema, and review path in the same place the model is working.

Built-in guardrails

The task carries the context

Notes, drafts, feedback, and status stay together, so every agent and person works from the same editorial brief.

Your site defines the rules

.gitcms defines collections and fields, while CONTENT.md gives agents the writing guidance for this website.

Publishing remains a human decision

Agents prepare the work. Your reviewers decide what is ready, and Git remains the content source of truth underneath it all.

Connect your agent

1

Open ChatGPT Settings and turn on Developer Mode.

2

Go to Settings > Apps and click Create.

3

Paste following GitCMS connector URL.

https://mcp.gitcms.dev
4

Click Connect, sign in with GitHub, and allow access.

5

Start a chat and choose GitCMS from your tools.

MCP requires a licensed GitCMS site. Preview mode does not unlock the connector.

Need a second opinion?

Ask your favorite AI about GitCMS, or talk to the founder.