microfeed/microfeed

What it solves

microfeed is a lightweight, self-hosted content management system (CMS) designed for individuals who want to publish content—such as podcasts, blog posts, images, videos, and curated links—without managing their own servers. It provides a unified way to distribute content across a website, an RSS feed, and a JSON feed simultaneously.

How it works

The project is hosted on Cloudflare's serverless infrastructure, utilizing Cloudflare Workers for code execution, R2 for media storage, and D1 for metadata storage. It features a built-in admin dashboard for manual content creation and a dedicated CLI (@microfeed/cli) that allows AI agents to programmatically manage content (create, update, delete, and upload media).

Who it’s for

Tech-savvy individuals, content creators, and small businesses who want a low-cost, serverless CMS that can be used as a standalone site or a headless CMS for other applications.

Highlights

• Agentic Management: Supports AI coding agents for both deployment and ongoing content management via a dedicated CLI.
• Multi-Format Output: Automatically generates a website, RSS feed, and JSON feed from a single source of content.
• Serverless Architecture: Leverages Cloudflare's free tier for essentially free hosting.
• Versioned Themes: Includes a theme system with immutable versions, drafts, and the ability to install community themes from GitHub.
• Portable Backups: Allows users to export their entire database, media bucket, and theme versions into a single archive.