• One binary, no Docker#

    A single static Go binary runs the whole CMS. SQLite is built in. No runtime, no container, no node_modules in production.

  • Custom fields, no plugins#

    Define post types, user profile fields, and validation rules in config.toml. The admin form, storage, and queries all read from that file.

  • Extend with WebAssembly#

    Drop a compiled .wasm into plugins/ and it hooks into before_save, after_create, and after_publish. Plugins are sandboxed, immutable, and can call host functions for HTTP, DB, and logging.

  • Built for humans AND AI#

    A versioned REST API at /api/v1, a lesstruct-cli client, Markdown as a first-class ingest format, and skills for Claude Code, OpenCode, and other agents.

Quick start#

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go install github.com/aristorinjuang/lesstruct@latest
export JWT_SECRET="$(head -c 48 /dev/urandom | base64)"
lesstruct

Open http://localhost:8080/admin, register the first account, and start publishing. Full configuration reference lives in the Configuration docs.

Where to go next#

AI agent ingestion#

This site is designed to be crawlable by AI agents in addition to humans.

  • /llms.txt — index of every documentation page with a one-line summary.
  • /llms-full.txt — every page concatenated in section order, suitable as a single context window.
  • Per-page markdown is also served at the canonical path (e.g. /docs/api-reference/index.md) for retrieval pipelines that prefer per-page fetches.
  • /sitemap.xml — Hugo’s built-in sitemap.

For an LLM working inside the repo, the source tree is the contract: docs/ is developer-facing, skills/*/references/ is the user-facing snapshot that ships in the binary.