seite

A static site generator where Claude Code is the interface.

You already have Claude Code. seite gives it something to work on.

seite agent "write a post about our v1 launch — here are the notes: ..." seite agent "redesign the homepage hero, we just pivoted to B2B" seite agent "create changelog entries for these release notes: ..." seite agent # interactive session

The agent reads your config, your templates, and your existing content before writing anything. Output lands in the right directory with the right frontmatter. You review a diff and ship it.

No new subscription. No new UI to learn. No new commands. Just the Claude Code subscription you already have — now it can manage your whole website.

curl -fsSL https://seite.sh/install.sh | sh seite init mysite --title "My Site" --collections posts,docs,pages cd mysite && seite serve

Most static site generators produce HTML and stop there. seite builds forthree audiences at once:

- Browsersget pages with full SEO metadata, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, and JSON-LD structured data
- LLMsgetllms.txt,llms-full.txt, and a.mdcopy of every page for direct consumption
- AI toolsget a built-in MCP server that exposes your entire site as structured resources

All from Markdown + YAML frontmatter. No JavaScript runtime. No build dependencies. One binary does everything. 331 tests, 139 unit and 192 integration.

seite agentspawns Claude Code with full site context — config, content inventory, templates, and available commands. No API keys, no setup. Uses your existing Claude Code subscription.

seite initgenerates.claude/CLAUDE.mdwith your site's full schema so the agent is oriented before it writes a single character. Output lands in the right directory, with the right frontmatter, following your conventions. You review a diff and ship it.

seite agent "write a post about our v1.2 release — here are the notes: ..." seite agent "rewrite the homepage hero, our positioning shifted to B2B" seite agent "generate docs stubs for each CLI command" seite agent # interactive session

seite mcpruns a Model Context Protocol server over stdio. Claude Code auto-starts it via.claude/settings.json, generated byseite init. Any MCP-compatible AI tool can use it.

Resources—seite://docs,seite://config,seite://content,seite://themes,seite://trust

Tools—seite_build,seite_create_content,seite_search,seite_apply_theme,seite_lookup_docs

This means your AI tool doesn't just have read access to your site — it has a structured interface to build, search, and modify it.

Every build generatesllms.txt(summary) andllms-full.txt(complete markdown) for LLM indexing, plus a.mdcopy of every page. Multilingual sites get per-language versions. Traditional SEO and GEO handled in one pipeline, automatically.

curl -fsSL https://seite.sh/install.sh | sh

VERSION=v0.1.0 curl -fsSL https://seite.sh/install.sh | sh

seite init mysite --title "My Site" --collections posts,docs,pages cd mysite seite serve

Openhttp://localhost:3000. Edit content incontent/, templates intemplates/. Live reload on every change.

# Create content seite new post "Hello World" --tags intro,rust seite new doc "Getting Started" seite new changelog "v1.0.0" --tags new,improvement # Deploy seite deploy # commit, push, build, deploy seite deploy --dry-run # preview what would happen seite deploy --setup # guided first-time setup

seite buildruns a 13-step pipeline and produces:

dist/ ├── index.html ├── posts/ │ ├── hello-world.html # HTML for browsers │ └── hello-world.md # Markdown for LLMs ├── docs/ │ └── getting-started.html ├── feed.xml ├── sitemap.xml ├── search-index.json ├── robots.txt ├── llms.txt ├── llms-full.txt ├── 404.html └── static/

Every HTML page includes canonical URLs, Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, JSON-LD structured data, and a link to its markdown alternate.

seite collection add changelog seite new changelog "v2.0" --tags new,breaking

Six themes ship with the binary — no downloads, no CDNs:

seite theme list seite theme apply dark seite theme create "neon cyberpunk on black" seite theme install https://example.com/t.tera seite theme export my-theme

Filename-based translations. Single-language sites need no config.

content/posts/ ├── hello-world.md → /posts/hello-world ├── hello-world.es.md → /es/posts/hello-world └── hello-world.fr.md → /fr/posts/hello-world

[languages.es] title = "Mi Sitio" [languages.fr] title = "Mon Site"

# seite.toml — minimal [site] title = "My Site" base_url = "https://example.com" [[collections]] name = "posts"

Drop YAML, JSON, or TOML indata/and access in any template:

# data/nav.yaml - title: Blog url: /posts - title: Docs url: /docs

Available as{{ data.nav }}in all templates.

seite workspace init my-workspace seite workspace add blog --collections posts,pages seite workspace add docs --collections docs seite build --site blog seite serve seite deploy

seite deploy seite deploy --dry-run seite deploy --setup seite deploy --domain example.com

[deploy] target = "cloudflare" # or "github-pages" or "netlify"

seite initauto-generates the CI workflow for your chosen target.

seite collectsanonymous, opt-outusage telemetry to understand which commands are used and whether they succeed. No personal data, no file paths, no content.

What is never collected:file paths, site domains or URLs, page content, command arguments or flag values, environment variables, usernames, or any stable identifier.

Data is sent to thecli.seite.shpartition — a dedicated namespace that is completely separate from your site's own analytics. Full details:seite.sh/telemetry

seite telemetry off # persisted preference (survives shell restarts)

export SEITE_TELEMETRY=0 # disable via env var export DO_NOT_TRACK=1 # respects the universal DO_NOT_TRACK standard

seite telemetry status seite telemetry on # re-enable if you opted out

- Getting Started
- Configuration
- Collections
- Templates
- Shortcodes
- Multi-language
- Deployment
- CLI Reference
- Trust Center

git clone https://github.com/seite-sh/seite cargo build cargo test # 331 tests (139 unit + 192 integration) cargo clippy # must be zero warnings cargo fmt --all

Transform your scattered documentation into AI-ready knowledge that works seamlessly with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other AI tools.