primo

Why we included this project

Primo targets freelancers and small agencies who build sites for clients and then hand them over. Every site exists in two synchronized forms: a relational database that powers the visual editor, and a folder of structured files that Claude Code, Cursor, or any other agent can edit as plain code. An agent can pull the site down, make changes, and push them back while a non-technical client keeps editing content in the browser, so the agent-native pitch actually holds up in practice. It runs as a single Go binary with PocketBase for storage and a Svelte 5 editor, and it can serve the published static HTML itself or export to any static host. For teams that want a self-hostable alternative to Webflow or Framer without giving up a real code workflow, the pull/edit/push cycle is worth testing against how they already work.