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This tab is for developers who start with the CLI: local React (.tsx) files, version control, live preview, and webstorio push to deploy — with zero deployment configuration (no separate hosting or build pipeline setup). Prefer the dashboard AI builder instead? Start in Documentation with Create your first site. See Dashboard vs CLI for a comparison.
Bring your own editor or AI coding agent — for example Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Zed, Windsurf, Kiro, or any tool that can edit local files. A Webstorio site is plain React; see Use AI agents on local files.

Your first site with the CLI

Scaffold, preview, and publish a site from local files — step by step.

How the CLI works

Compose-and-push model, zero deploy config, and install.

Project structure

Config, pages, components, brand, assets, and schemas.

CLI, MCP, and SDK

Which tool owns page code, project data, and runtime APIs.

Connect MCP

Point an AI agent at your live Webstorio project.

Feature schemas

CMS, forms, and App Data as versioned JSON in the repo.

Routing

Static paths, nested URLs, and dynamic slug wildcards.
MCP enriches the developer workflow — it does not replace the CLI for page code. Use the CLI (or dashboard) to create and publish pages; use MCP to manage CMS, forms, store, and App Data.

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When you need exact options and methods, use References: CLI commands, configuration, Client SDK, and MCP tools.