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The content layer for AI-built websites - you host nothing

The content layer for AI-built websites. Define your content shape once, hand your client a simple editor, read the published content from a REST API. You host nothing.

Start here

• Getting started - sign up, create a project, define your schema, add content, and connect your site. The whole path, end to end.
• Set up with your AI tool (MCP) - point Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor at kura and define your content schema by talking to it.

Guides

• Tutorial: build a real site - the hands-on path, schema to deployed site, end to end.
• The admin walkthrough - the builder's schema setup and the editor's day-to-day, including singletons and the publish flow.
• Connect your existing site - the five-minute wire-up from a site you already have.
• Framework guides - how each of the six example stacks reads kura (Astro, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Eleventy, Hugo).
• Use cases - whole site, just a section, or a review layer over imported data, and what kura deliberately is not.
• Export and leaving - export your content, backups, the open-source code, and what moving off actually involves.

Reference

• REST API reference - endpoints, authentication, filtering, sorting, pagination, and the exact JSON you get back.
• Field-type reference - all 16 field kinds, their config, and the exact value shape each returns.

New to kura? Read Getting started top to bottom once; it links out to everything else as you need it.