CMS Brew is a Git-based CMS built for the handoff problem: an agency or freelancer
ships a site, and the non-technical client still needs to change a phone number or
update opening hours. Instead of learning an admin interface, the client describes
the change in chat and CMS Brew finds the relevant content in the repository and
applies the edit as an ordinary commit. Small, low-risk changes can publish
directly; anything larger or riskier is escalated to the developer to review and
approve.
Connecting a repository needs no schema definitions, config files, or markup
changes to the site. CMS Brew scans the repo and maps the editable text and images
itself, including page content, components, frontmatter, and data files.
Features
Chat as the primary editing surface, so the client never has to learn a CMS UI
Automatic content mapping on connect, with no config file or schema to define
Per-category guard tiers (open, warn, review) that decide what publishes
directly and what needs developer approval
Escalation flow that turns an out-of-scope client request into a ticket for the
developer instead of a broken page
Edits land as plain commits on GitHub or GitLab, with version history and revert
Per-page scoping and multilingual sites, plus image upload with resizing and
generated alt text
Built-in AI, so clients do not need their own model subscription
Benefits
Takes the small-edit queue out of the developer's inbox without handing the
client a dashboard they can break
Keeps Git as the source of truth, so ownership, history, and review stay with
the developer
Works against an existing site rather than requiring content to be restructured
for a CMS
Fits maintenance and care-plan work, where the developer stays the approver