I use the workflow I built TeqCMS for
I'm Alex Gusev, the author of TeqCMS. This bilingual site is a working example: I describe the result, an external AI agent prepares the files, and I review what to publish.
What the agent manages
Content lives in Markdown. Each language has its own source file; shared templates and CSS shape the pages. The agent can write content, prepare translations, and update design and navigation. I check the wording, Git diff, and rendered result.
TeqCMS publishes those prepared sources. It does not run the agent or call an LLM API. I keep project instructions in a separate context repository; ADSM explains that approach.
Inspect the same publication in two forms
You are reading HTML derived from this page's Markdown. Agents discover public sources through llms.txt; search engines discover human-facing pages through sitemap.xml.
- Site code: Markdown, templates, and styles.
- CMS code: publishing and rendering.
- Other real sites: TeqFW and Wired Geese.