Maurice Wipf · March 16, 2026
Release March 16, 2026: Your Own Capuzzella Instance in Under Two Minutes
Subscribe, enter your AI API key, and a dedicated instance is provisioned automatically — complete with hosting, encrypted settings, custom domain support, and a guided onboarding. All for 19.99 €/month.
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The Future of Web Content: Eight Axioms That Will Outlast Any Technology
AI is collapsing the cost of building for the web. When the authoring layer keeps getting rewritten but the output never changes, what truths can you actually build on? Eight axioms about web content that will still hold in ten years.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 13, 2026
Release March 13, 2026: A Smoother, Faster Capuzzella
Redesigned draft mode, a new actions dropdown, sortable and filterable page tables, hover tooltips, and file uploads right inside the Editor Panel — this release is packed with improvements that make managing your site faster and more intuitive.
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How the Design System Works in Capuzzella
AI can generate beautiful web pages, but without guardrails every page looks different. Capuzzella's built-in design system gives the AI a library of pre-approved HTML components so every page stays consistent with your corporate design.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 13, 2026
The Editor Panel: A Complete Guide to AI-Powered Page Editing
Everything you can do in the Editor Panel — AI chat, @ mentions for components and pages, image uploads, and the Options dropdown for publishing, settings, and more.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 12, 2026
Using AI Agents to Manage Your Capuzzella Site via the API
Capuzzella exposes a REST API that covers the full page lifecycle. AI agents like OpenClaw can translate plain-English instructions into API calls — listing pages, editing content, publishing, and scheduling, all from a chat interface.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 12, 2026
The Capuzzella CLI: A Complete Guide
Every CLI command explained — architecture, setup, pages, publishing, scheduled publishing, API key management, and scripting patterns. A thin HTTP client with no local state and no config files.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 12, 2026
Node.js vs Bun: Why Capuzzella Chose the Faster Runtime
Node.js made server-side JavaScript possible. Bun made it fast. Here's why Capuzzella runs on Bun — and why the shift from Node mirrors a larger change across the JavaScript ecosystem.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 12, 2026
Traditional CMS vs Headless CMS vs Capuzzella
The main goal of any CMS is to serve an HTML page to a browser. When AI can edit HTML directly, the entire backend — databases, template engines, admin panels — becomes overhead that no longer earns its keep.
Read MoreMaurice Wipf · March 12, 2026
Why Filesystems Are a Better Fit for AI Than Databases
Coding agents don't need 100 MCP tools. They need a filesystem and a handful of basic commands. Here's why files are winning as the primary interface between AI and data.
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