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plgg-cms

v0.0.2

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The dynamic content-management surface that pairs with the plggpress static-site generator: the admin UI, content query/index services, the read-only content delivery API, OIDC auth, content editing, media, stakeholder submission, ops, MCP tools, and agen

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plgg-cms

UNSTABLE - Experimental study work. Part of the plgg monorepo.

The dynamic content-management surface that pairs with the plggpress static-site generator. Where plggpress renders the public reader path (SSG/CDN), plgg-cms is the always-on half: content indexing and query services, an admin UI, a read-only content delivery API, OIDC auth, content editing, media, stakeholder submission, ops, MCP protocol/tools, and the agent surfaces — composed onto plggpress's generic web-application seam (plggpress/framework) and served as a persistent node:http instance via the plgg-cms bin.

Why this package exists

plggpress split its two concerns into two packages so the static-site generator can be consumed (and published) on its own. plgg-cms holds the dynamic surface and now owns the former content and MCP package source internally under src/content/ and src/mcpProtocol/. The dependency direction is one-way: plgg-cms depends on plggpress; plggpress never depends on plgg-cms.

Surface

  • plgg-cms bin — the serve command: loads site.config.ts once and mounts the composed served app (/, /api, /admin, /auth, /mcp) on a persistent node:http instance.
  • contentApi — the read-only delivery API (a thin plgg-server Web sub-app over src/content/'s in-process query functions).
  • src/content/ — the rebuildable SQLite content index, collection/query functions, editing/media/stakeholder stores, and RAG search helpers.
  • src/mcpProtocol/ — the JSON-RPC/MCP protocol core, tool registry, content tools, and transports.
  • pressServeWeb / pressServeWebWithAuth — the served-app factory the serve bin and consumers compose.

Development

Standard plgg monorepo runners: scripts/tsc-plgg.sh, scripts/test-plgg.sh, and scripts/check-all.sh cover this package alongside the rest.