- “Create a website for my bakery in Lyon.”
- “Download my Fimo site and run it on this machine.”
- “Bring my current website, www.example.com, into Fimo.”
fimo CLI, asks you to sign in through your browser, creates or downloads the site, runs it on your machine, and gives you a Preview link. It asks before it publishes anything.
Do it yourself
Prefer to run the commands yourself? Follow the guide that matches your starting point:Create a site
Create a site, run it locally, and publish your first version.
Work on a Fimo site
Bring a site that already lives in Fimo onto your machine.
Give your agent Fimo skills
Fimo skills teach your agent how to work with Fimo. The agent installs them during setup. To install them yourself, or to set up another coding tool on this machine, run:- npm
- Bun
- pnpm
- Yarn
- npm
- Bun
- pnpm
- Yarn
--agents=hermes; when HERMES_HOME is set, Fimo installs the skill into that active Hermes profile.
The command installs a small bootstrap skill. It does not copy the full Fimo instructions into every site. Each teammate runs it on their own machine.
Inside a site, the agent reads AGENTS.md. New sites also include CLAUDE.md. Run fimo rules sync when another tool needs its own rule-file format. The command creates missing variants and does not overwrite files you have edited. Site rule files stay in the repository and arrive with the code.
The agent loads only the skill it needs for the task: fimo-code for application code, fimo-cli for site workflows, and fimo-studio for Studio tasks. fimo-migration covers site migration. See Skills and rules.
To give a coding agent Fimo tools without a site checkout, add the hosted Fimo MCP server. See Install in a coding
agent.
What’s next
Learn the concepts
Understand sites, Branches, content, Preview, and production.
Build your site
Add content, forms, media, and labels.
Preview and launch
Review a hosted Preview and publish when it is ready.