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Cactal is the agent-native website platform. The built-in Cactal agent builds and operates websites from a conversation beside the live preview, and everything it can do you can also do yourself or hand to an agent of your own. Every capability is available three ways: the dashboard, the REST API, and the MCP server. All three run the same operations with the same permissions, rate limits, and audit trail. There is no private API.

Get started

Build with the Cactal agent

Open a site and ask for changes beside the live preview. No setup required.

Quickstart

Create a website, add a page, and publish it with the API in about five minutes.

Create an API key

Authenticate the API and MCP with a scoped key.

Explore Cactal

Websites

The top-level resource: a draft head version, a published version, and everything a site owns.

Source code

Pages, components, reusable modules, global CSS, and custom code slots, edited under a lease and versioned on every change.

Publishing

Validate, build, and publish the draft — then roll back instantly if you need to.

CMS

Structured content in collections, fields, and items, with drafts, references, and typed field values.

Domains

Platform subdomains, draft previews, and custom domains with DNS verification.

Assets

Upload images and files, served from the CDN with responsive variants.

Analytics

First-party traffic stats, realtime visitors, and CSV exports.

Access control

Organization roles, website-scoped editors, and capability-checked API keys.

Build with agents

Cactal treats AI agents as first-class operators. The built-in Cactal agent works on every site with no setup, and you can also bring your own: connect an agent over MCP, scope its key to exactly the sites it manages, review its drafts before they go live, and audit everything it does.

The Cactal agent

The built-in agent beside every site’s preview: ask, watch, approve.

Bring your own agent

What outside agents can do on Cactal and how humans stay in control.

Agent-safe publishing

Scoped keys, draft-first edits, approval checkpoints, and recovery.

AI-readable docs

llms.txt, Markdown pages, and the docs MCP server.

API reference

The complete reference for every public endpoint, with an interactive playground: API reference. Start with authentication, errors, pagination, and rate limits.