Fimo is a platform for building and running autonomous websites that improve themselves through AI agents, combining real code ownership with visual editing and autonomous workflows.
What is Fimo?
Fimo is an autonomous website platform that takes code built with AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex and turns it into a self-improving site. It produces a fully editable, Git-backed website with built-in agent capabilities for SEO, translations, content updates, and more. The platform is developed by Fimo AI (fimo.ai) and is used by over 2,000 teams to ship autonomous websites.
Key Features
- Autonomous agents — Deploy specialized agents for SEO, translations, competitor analysis, or custom workflows. Each agent runs in its own sandbox with a dedicated server, database, and asset bucket. Changes are Git-tracked and reversible.
- Visual editor over real code — Click any element on the live site to edit text, images, or layout in real time; changes update the underlying code automatically.
- Bring your AI stack — Use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin Desktop, or GitHub Copilot to build your site; Fimo takes the output and makes it autonomous-ready without changing your workflow.
- Isolated environments — Every agent gets its own environment with separate server, database, and storage. Changes are tested safely before reaching production.
- Git-based autonomy — Agents and team members work side by side via Git. Actions like content updates, asset optimization, schema changes, and deletions can be set to auto-merge or require approval.
- One-command deploy —
fimo deploy ships your website and all its agents to fast hosting with SSL, CDN, and custom domains included.
- SEO / GEO optimized — Every page is rendered as Markdown that AI crawlers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Mistral) parse natively. Structured data in the CMS supports content-rich apps.
- Ecosystem of community agents — Over 6,000 creators have built 15,000+ agents (189,000+ runs) available to discover and publish.
Who is it for?
- Developers and engineering teams who want to build real-code websites with their preferred AI coding tools and then add autonomous agents for ongoing maintenance without manual intervention.
- Marketing and content teams who need to edit website content visually without touching code, while agents independently handle SEO, translations, and content refreshes.
- Product teams who want to ship quickly with preview environments (each change becomes a branch with its own database and preview) and let agents handle repetitive updates.
What can you do with Fimo?
- Set up autonomous SEO agents — Brief an agent to check traffic sources every 30 minutes and adjust content to improve conversion, then let it ship changes for your review.
- Deploy multilingual updates — Spin up a translation agent that automatically renders pages in multiple languages, SEO-optimized for each locale.
- Create a self-updating blog — Publish an agent that writes a new blog post every two days, runs it through SEO checks, and either auto-ships or asks for approval.
- Monitor competitors — Schedule an agent to scan competitor sites every two weeks and flag changes or opportunities.
How does Fimo work?
- Build your site using any AI coding tool (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.) in your own repository.
- Push the code to Fimo, which converts it into a visual-editing CMS with autonomous agent capabilities.
- Define agents in a simple folder structure (
agents/seo/GOAL.md, config.yaml) with a brief, frequency, and shipping behavior.
- Visually edit any element in real time—changes update the code automatically and are committed to your repo.
- Run
fimo deploy to ship your site and agents to production with built-in SSL, CDN, and custom domains.
