About Voxx
Voxx is a zero-friction, file-based CMS for you and your agents. You write markdown, and Voxx turns it into an SEO-ready blog, documentation site, or changelog.
Most content management systems put a database and an admin dashboard between you and your content. Voxx removes that layer. Every page is a markdown file that lives next to your code, so you can version, diff, and review your content with the same tools you already use for software.
Why files
A folder of files will outlive every CMS. Because content is just markdown in git, there is nothing to migrate, no proprietary export, and no vendor lock-in. Filenames do the setup work: dates order a blog, folder nesting builds a docs sidebar, and version numbers mark changelog releases. There is very little to configure.
Built for agents
Voxx has no CMS API because it does not need one. An AI coding agent reads and writes posts with the same file and git tools it uses for code, and every change shows up as a diff a human can review before it ships.
Open source
Voxx is MIT-licensed and maintained by prudentbird. The core is framework agnostic, so you can use it to read and render markdown in whatever stack you build with. The full source is available on GitHub. Read the docs to get started.