Deliver content to any frontend over JSON:API and GraphQL. PagibleAI works as a headless CMS and adds AI tools for creating content.
A headless CMS keeps the content backend separate from the frontend. Rather than rendering pages itself, it serves structured content over APIs, so you can build the frontend with whatever technology you like, such as ReactJS or VueJS.
PagibleAI provides a standard compliant JSON:API REST endpoint for reading content and a GraphQL API for managing it, so you can wire it into any stack you build.
composer require aimeos/pagible
php artisan cms:install
php artisan migrate
A read-only, JSON:API-compliant REST endpoint for content delivery. Fetch a full page with its nested elements and file references in a single request.
An admin API powered by Lighthouse. Read and write pages, elements, files, users and permissions from your own code, or build a custom editor on top.
Content is stored as structured JSON elements rather than fixed HTML, so you can query it, transform it and render it however each channel needs it.
Images, video, audio and documents are stored with ready-made preview sizes and served fast over a CDN, ready to drop into any frontend, app or channel.
Deliver the same structured content to websites, mobile apps, digital signage, IoT devices and print, all served from one CMS and one source of truth.
Deliver content in 35+ languages, with each language version of a page linked to the original, so any frontend can request the locale its visitor needs.
JSON:API for the front end. A read-only endpoint that follows the JSON:API spec. A single request gives you a page with its nested elements and file references, which suits SPAs, mobile apps and static site generators.
Because it sticks to the standard, the JSON:API client libraries you already know work against it in most languages. Responses are cached per page, so heavy traffic lands on the cache instead of the database.
GraphQL admin API. The admin API runs on Lighthouse and covers pages, elements, files, versions and user permissions. It is what the Vue admin panel talks to, and you can point your own tools at it to build a custom editor or to script content changes.
Every mutation goes through the same role checks as the panel, and each query returns only the fields you ask for. That makes it practical to feed content into a dashboard, a CI job or an AI agent without pulling back more than you need.
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Draft new text from a prompt, rewrite or retone a passage, or expand a few bullet points into full copy, all with an LLM inside the admin panel.
Generate, resize, crop, retouch and clean up images with AI right inside the CMS, so you never have to open a separate image editor to get them ready.
Turn audio and video into accurate, editable text with speech-to-text, so recordings become content you can search, reuse and translate later.
Translate a whole page or a single element into any of 35+ languages in one action through Prism PHP, with each version linked back to the original.
Get titles, meta descriptions and keyword suggestions written for each page from its own content, giving search engines what they need to rank it.
An MCP server with 33 tools lets an assistant like Claude create, edit and publish content for you, so the routine CMS work can run almost hands-free.
Headless delivery puts the traffic on your APIs, and PagibleAI scales to handle it, from a small blog to a busy production site:
Every save writes an immutable snapshot, so you keep a full record of who changed what and when, and can compare versions or roll back at any time.
Editors work on a draft while your APIs and visitors keep serving the last published version, so nothing changes for consumers until you publish.
Set a page to go live at the date and time you choose and it publishes itself, so you can prepare launches ahead instead of publishing them by hand.
Going headless means your content backend is reached over public APIs, so the protections that matter most are the ones guarding those endpoints:
Define your own content element types with their own fields and validation, then deliver them through the same APIs, all without touching core code.
Serve a different page tree depending on the request domain, so you can run several separate sites or brands from a single Laravel application install.
Move a site over from WordPress with a single Artisan command that brings across posts, pages, media and metadata while keeping the structure intact.
Every page, element and file is a normal Eloquent model with UUIDs, soft deletes and relationships, so you query and extend them like any Laravel model.
A custom Laravel Scout engine indexes pages, elements and files for full-text search, running on each database's native engine, so there is no separate search service to host.
Released under the LGPL-3.0 license, so you can use it freely in open-source and commercial projects alike, with no per-site fees and no vendor lock-in.
Yes. It has both a JSON:API REST endpoint and a GraphQL API, so you can deliver structured content to any frontend you build.
Contentful is a proprietary SaaS headless CMS with per-seat pricing and lock-in. PagibleAI offers the same structured content and API-first approach, and adds AI content creation, a visual preview, multi-tenancy and multi-domain support. It is open source, with no usage fees.
Strapi is a Node.js headless CMS that takes real effort to self-host and does not scale on its own. PagibleAI adds built-in AI features, multi-tenancy, JSON:API delivery and visual editing, all on top of Laravel.
Yes. The JSON:API and GraphQL endpoints deliver structured content to any frontend, including React, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt and mobile apps. You consume the API like any other headless CMS.
Yes. Content is stored as structured JSON elements rather than HTML, so the same content can go to websites, mobile apps, digital signage, IoT devices or print from a single CMS.
SQLite, MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server. Full-text search works on each one using that database's own features.
Yes, under the LGPL-3.0 license, which covers both open-source and commercial use. There are no per-site fees and no lock-in.
PagibleAI delivers structured content over JSON:API and GraphQL to any frontend. The install guide walks through the steps.