Garchi CMS

Connect Garchi CMS to your AI

Give your AI agent the skills and secure access it needs to build and manage websites with Garchi CMS.

Choose your AI tool

Each one takes you to that tool's own install screen. You sign in to Garchi CMS there.

  • ChatGPT & Codex

    Install the Garchi CMS plugin from the ChatGPT plugin directory.

    Works in ChatGPT on the web, desktop and mobile, and in Codex.

    Setup details for ChatGPT & Codex
  • Cursor

    Add Garchi CMS to Cursor and sign in.

    The full Garchi CMS plugin, with all three skills, is awaiting Cursor Marketplace review.

    Opens Cursor on this device. If nothing happens, follow the steps instead.

  • Claude

    Add Garchi CMS as a connector in Claude.

    Covers Claude on the web and the desktop app.

    Opens Claude on this device. If nothing happens, follow the steps instead.

  • Claude Code

    Install the Garchi CMS plugin from the terminal.

    A few steps to follow

    Run these inside Claude Code. Installs the skills and the MCP server together.

    /plugin marketplace add lumenharbor/garchi-cms-skills /plugin install garchi-cms@garchi-cms Full Claude Code guide
  • VS Code & Copilot

    Add the Garchi CMS MCP server to VS Code.

    VS Code has no install link for skills yet, so this adds the MCP tools only.

    Opens VS Code & Copilot on this device. If nothing happens, follow the steps instead.

  • Cline

    Add Garchi CMS to Cline from the terminal.

    A few steps to follow

    A Cline marketplace listing is on the way, which will make this one click.

    cline mcp install garchi --transport http https://garchi.co.uk/mcp-oauth Full Cline guide
  • Lovable

    Add Garchi CMS as a personal connector.

    A few steps to follow

    1. Click your profile icon, then Settings, then Connectors.
    2. Under Personal Connectors, choose New MCP server.
    3. Name it Garchi CMS and paste the connection address below.
    4. Click Add Server, then sign in to Garchi CMS when prompted.

    Connection address

    https://garchi.co.uk/mcp-oauth
    Full Lovable guide
  • Replit

    Add Garchi CMS to Replit Agent.

    A few steps to follow

    Replit Agent supports custom MCP servers. Its menus move around, so use their docs if the wording differs.

    1. Open your Replit workspace and go to Integrations.
    2. Add a custom MCP server and paste the connection address below.
    3. Authorize the connection with your Garchi CMS account.

    Connection address

    https://garchi.co.uk/mcp-oauth
    Full Replit guide
  • v0

    Add Garchi CMS as a custom MCP in v0.

    A few steps to follow

    1. Click the plus icon in the prompt box, then MCPs, then Add MCP.
    2. Choose Custom MCP and name it Garchi CMS.
    3. Paste the connection address below and pick OAuth for authentication.
    4. Click Add, then sign in to Garchi CMS.

    Connection address

    https://garchi.co.uk/mcp-oauth
    Full v0 guide
  • Windsurf

    Add Garchi CMS to Cascade.

    A few steps to follow

    Windsurf stores this in ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json.

    1. Open the MCPs icon in the Cascade panel, then Settings, then MCP Servers.
    2. Open the configuration file and add the block below.
    3. Save, then authorize the connection with your Garchi CMS account.
    {
        "mcpServers": {
            "Garchi CMS": {
                "serverUrl": "https://garchi.co.uk/mcp-oauth"
            }
        }
    }
    Full Windsurf guide

How it works

  1. 1
    Install Garchi CMS

    Pick your tool above. It opens that tool's own install screen.

  2. 2
    Sign in securely

    Your tool asks you to sign in to Garchi CMS and approve the connection. There's no key to copy.

  3. 3
    Start building

    Ask your AI to create pages, write articles or render your content in a frontend.

What gets installed

Garchi CMS skills

Instructions that teach your AI how to structure, build and manage a Garchi CMS-powered project, so it gets things right the first time instead of guessing.

Secure content access

A connection that lets your AI read and manage content in your Garchi CMS account. You approve it yourself, and you can revoke it whenever you like.

Some tools set both up in a single step. Others take a couple of minutes more, and the steps on each card walk you through it.

Getting the skills

Skills are written instructions that teach your AI how Garchi CMS works, a bit like handing a new team member the manual on their first day. Here is how they reach your tool.

Some tools do it for you

ChatGPT and Claude Code install the skills at the same time as everything else. If you picked one of those above, you are already done.

Every tool gets the basics

Connecting Garchi CMS already teaches your AI the essentials. The guidance travels with the connection, so even tools that can't install skills know how to work with your content.

Add the full set to any tool

Download one folder and drop it into your project. That's the whole job, and you only do it once.

Dropping the skills into a project

  1. Download the folder Use the button below. It's a normal zip file.

  2. Unzip it Inside you'll find a folder called skills.

  3. Put it in your project Copy it into a folder named .agents at the top of your project.

Download the skills

Not sure where to put it? Ask your AI: "unzip this and put the skills folder in my project".

Already using Garchi CMS?

Nothing changes. Your spaces, pages and content stay exactly as they are, and connecting an AI tool just gives it permission to work with them. You can disconnect at any time from your dashboard.

Using a different tool?

Garchi CMS uses the open Model Context Protocol and Agent Skills standards, so it works with any tool that supports them.

Manual setup — for advanced users

Add this to your tool's MCP configuration, then authorize the connection when it prompts you.

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "Garchi CMS": {
            "type": "streamable-http",
            "url": "https://garchi.co.uk/mcp-oauth"
        }
    }
}

Garchi CMS is also published in the official MCP Registry as uk.co.garchi/garchi-cms, so tools that read the registry can find it without any configuration.

The skills are open source at github.com/lumenharbor/garchi-cms-skills.

Full instructions for every supported tool are in the MCP documentation.

Don't have a Garchi CMS account yet?

Create one first, then come back and connect your AI tool.

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