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The fimo CLI is where you and your coding agent build and manage a Fimo site. Your teammates use Fimo Studio to edit the same site without working in code.

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Build your first site

You do not need a global installation. Choose your package manager once; matching tabs stay in sync on this page.
1

Create a site

The setup signs you in, asks whether to create a new site or link an existing one, creates the site, installs dependencies with the package manager in the selected tab, and can install Fimo skills for your coding agent. New sites use the Next.js App Router unless you pass --framework.
2

Open the site

Use the development command for the package manager you selected. Your coding agent can now build the site with Fimo content, forms, media, and labels.
3

Check the site

Validation checks the site configuration and generates the clients your site uses.
Ask your coding agent to read the site’s AGENTS.md before it starts. That file points the agent to the Fimo skills it needs.

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Common build tasks

The docs use fimo for brevity. Inside a site, run the installed CLI with the package manager that matches its lockfile, as shown in the validation step above. For a one-off command outside a site, use pnpm dlx, npx, yarn dlx, or bunx with fimo@latest. For every command and option, see the CLI reference.

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What’s next

Create or connect a site

Choose a framework and package manager, or connect an existing application.

Add content

Define editable content and connect it to your pages.

Choose a framework

Compare the current Fimo integrations.