Hey Product Hunt — I'm Aleksander, the maker of Prelo. AI makes it easy to build a website. The awkward part comes afterwards: the client wants to change a headline, add a post, or update an image without opening a coding agent. Prelo gives that site a familiar editing studio. You keep your frontend, define the content model in cms.config.js, and hand the client a login. The site, studio, and REST API can run in one Node process with SQLite and local uploads, or you can use it headlessly. For developers: scoped agent API keys, an audit log, version-matched CLI docs, and AGENTS.md in the starter project. A Prelo plugin is a Markdown spec your agent implements into your own code. This is an early, deliberately small CMS for client sites. Other CMSs offer richer editorial workflows; Prelo's focus is a simple code-to-client handover. It's free and MIT licensed. You provide the hosting and persistent storage. No AI subscription is needed for clients to edit content. Try it: npx create-prelo my-site Source: https://github.com/anderdigital/... I'd love feedback from developers and agencies: what most often stops you from handing an AI-built site to a client?

Prelo

The open-source CMS for handing AI-built sites to clients

The open-source CMS for handing AI-built sites to clients