microfeed
an agentic cms self-hosted on cloudflare, for podcasts, blogs, photos, videos, documents, and curated urls.
Microfeed is a self-hosted content management system built on Cloudflare infrastructure that enables AI agents to publish and manage multimedia content through an MCP interface. It provides both a web dashboard for manual content creation and automated publishing capabilities through the @microfeed/cli tool and experimental WebMCP browser tools. The platform supports podcasts, blogs, videos, photos, documents, and curated URLs, outputting to web feeds, RSS, and JSON formats. Built on Cloudflare Workers, R2 storage, and D1 database, it operates serverless without requiring traditional hosting infrastructure.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Building AI-managed podcast feeds with automated episode publishing through agent workflows
- 02Creating Instagram-like photo galleries or brand asset libraries managed by automated agents
- 03Running a changelog website with AI-assisted content updates and version tracking
- 04Publishing curated content feeds where agents collect and organize external news articles
- 05Operating a headless CMS where AI agents manage content via API while custom frontends consume JSON feeds
- 06Hosting marketing sites with automated press coverage updates and release announcements
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microfeed — FAQ
What is the microfeed MCP server?+
Microfeed is a self-hosted CMS on Cloudflare that AI agents can control through the @microfeed/cli tool and experimental WebMCP browser tools. It publishes multimedia content to web, RSS, and JSON feeds without requiring traditional servers.
How do I install and deploy microfeed?+
Run 'npx @microfeed/cli manage' and follow the Cloudflare authorization prompts, or use a local AI coding agent with the deployment prompt provided in the documentation. You can also deploy via GitHub Actions after configuring your fork.
Which AI clients work with microfeed?+
Local AI agents use the @microfeed/cli tool (compatible with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and similar coding agents). Compatible browsers can access experimental WebMCP tools when signed into the dashboard.
Does microfeed require API keys or a Cloudflare account?+
Yes, you need a Cloudflare account to host the Workers, R2 storage, and D1 database. The CLI uses browser-based Cloudflare authorization rather than pasted API keys. Cloudflare provides generous free usage quotas.
Is microfeed free to use?+
The software is open-source (AGPL-3.0 license) and free. Hosting on Cloudflare is essentially free under their generous quotas, though you'll need to pay for a custom domain name if desired.
How do AI agents publish content to microfeed?+
Local AI agents use 'npx @microfeed/cli' to create, update, and delete items; upload media files; and manage content after browser-authorized API access is enabled. Browser agents with WebMCP support can use experimental draft-only editing tools directly in the signed-in dashboard.
How do I install microfeed?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. microfeed is a mcp server — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is microfeed free?+
microfeed is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.