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Cloud-Based Headless CMS with Built-in LLM Agents for Automation and Intelligent Search

Manage complex content and automate tasks like technical support or smart search with a powerful, API-first CMS and zero-config LLM agents.

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Why Choose FoxNose CMS?

FoxNose combines a flexible Headless CMS with intelligent LLM agents to help developers build smarter applications faster. Store data in hierarchical folders, generate custom APIs, and launch agents that understand and process your content in minutes—no complex integrations required.

Zero-Config LLM Agents
Launch intelligent agents for technical support or smart search in minutes. No need to set up databases, vector stores, or LLM integrations—everything works out of the box.
Hierarchical Data Management
Organize complex data with intuitive, nested folders that support relationships like foreign keys. Perfect for catalogs, knowledge bases, or multi-level content.
API-First for Developers
Generate custom APIs tailored to your data structure. Use our low-code setup to integrate with any frontend or automate workflows with minimal effort.
Intelligent Search Out of the Box
Leverage full-text and vector search to power precise, context-aware results for your agents or applications.

Built for Developers Everyone, by Developers

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Multiple Environments.
Develop, test, and deploy with dev, staging, and prod environments out of the box.
Dynamic API Generation.
Automatically create nested, human-readable URLs based on directory structures, dynamically establishing entries relationships and enhancing user navigation.
Low-Code Agent Setup.
Configure LLM agents with JSON or simple scripts, no deep LLM expertise required.
Scalable Infrastructure.
From startups to enterprises, scale with multi-tenant or dedicated options.

Frequently asked questions

What is a headless CMS?

A headless CMS is a backend content management system where the content repository 'body' is separated from the presentation layer 'head.' This architecture allows content to be published across multiple platforms via APIs without being tied to a specific frontend. Benefits include greater flexibility, improved security, and faster content delivery, making it ideal for modern web development that spans various devices and channels.

What is FoxNose?

FoxNose is a cloud-based headless CMS with built-in LLM agents, designed for developers to manage complex content and automate tasks like technical support and intelligent search. It offers hierarchical data organization, custom API generation, and zero-config LLM agents, all out of the box.

How do FoxNose's LLM agents work?

FoxNose's LLM agents integrate seamlessly with your CMS data, using full-text and vector search to process queries and automate tasks. Developers can configure agents via a low-code setup to handle scenarios like answering support queries or searching across hierarchical folders, with no complex integrations needed.

Why choose FoxNose over other headless CMS platforms?

Unlike traditional CMS platforms, FoxNose combines a powerful API-first CMS with intelligent LLM agents. Features like hierarchical folders, built-in vector search, and zero-config automation set it apart, enabling developers to build smarter applications faster without stitching together multiple tools.

Do I need advanced technical skills to use FoxNose?

FoxNose is designed for developers, with an API-first approach and low-code configuration for LLM agents. While basic technical knowledge (e.g., working with APIs or JSON) is helpful, our intuitive setup and documentation make it accessible for front-end and back-end developers alike.

How do I start using FoxNose?

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