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Fimo

Fimo is a development platform that enables websites to update autonomously, designed for developers and teams who have already used AI coding tools to build websites. It turns the output of AI coding agents into editable, autonomously running sites: teams can visually click to edit the content corresponding to real code, and can also create specialized agents for SEO, translation, competitor analysis, content updates, and more. Each agent runs on a schedule and lands in an independent branch, and is merged and published only after human review. Fimo is compatible with commonly used coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, supports one-command deployment, comes with preview environments, SSL, CDN, and custom domains, and provides SEO/GEO optimization. Each branch and agent run has an independent sandbox, including a dedicated server, database, and asset storage. The code belongs to the user, and the way of working does not need to change.

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Purpose

Fimo is positioned to make websites autonomous. It completes the tech stack for AI-built websites: it provides teams with editable content, and provides autonomous agents for SEO, translation, and other custom workflows, so that AI-generated sites can continue to update after they are built, while the code always belongs to the user.

Main Capabilities

  • Compatible with existing AI coding agents: You can use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any tool the team is already using; Fimo turns the output into a fully editable, autonomously running site without changing the original way of working.
  • Editable real code: As an AI CMS layered on top of real code, click anywhere on the page to edit in real time, and the code updates automatically.
  • Custom agents: You can create specialized agents for SEO, translation, competitor analysis, content refresh, and more; after setting goals and schedules, the results of each run must be reviewed before publishing.
  • Agent and content orchestration: Agents work in parallel with the team, and each run lands in an independent branch; users review the diff and merge it themselves.
  • Isolated environments: Each branch and each agent run has an independent sandbox, including a dedicated server, database, and asset storage bucket, so changes are safe before reaching production.
  • One-command deployment: Deploy the website and agents to a preview environment with one command, and publish at any time; it provides fast hosting, SSL, CDN, and custom domains.
  • SEO / GEO optimization: Clean HTML, fast hosting, and structured content make it easier for search engines and AI assistants to read; an SEO agent can be added to review every page and suggest fixes.

How to Use

  1. Try Fimo online; after signing up, enter a Welcome project that can be edited immediately, including a live preview, content, assets, and example agents.
  2. Connect a coding agent: copy the setup prompt into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and it will run on the site npx fimo@latest init and create the first preview.
  3. Check the preview, invite the team, and publish once confirmed; custom domains can be added at any time.

Suitable Scenarios

  • Development teams that build websites with AI coding agents but want non-technical team members to be able to edit content.
  • Teams that need tasks such as SEO audits, translation, competitor analysis, and content updates to run automatically on a schedule while retaining human review.
  • Developers who value code ownership and want to keep their existing tech stack and toolchain.

Limitations

The materials do not provide specific pricing, charging models, platform support scope, agent run frequency limits, or performance metrics; this information is not yet available. Users need to confirm for themselves the compatibility details between the coding agents they use and Fimo, as well as deployment environment requirements.

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