AI IPFS website builder checklist: review the export before publishing
Evaluate generated sites by their actual files, dependencies, accessibility, metadata, and release behavior—not by a convincing preview.
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Publishing
Make authoring a release process.
A generator, CMS, or AI-assisted tool can help produce content, but the public artifact still needs to stand on its own. These guides connect authoring decisions to complete static output, readable routes, usable assets, and a controlled publication workflow.
Start with the tool closest to your existing process, then review the shared release checks. Keep previews separate from production, drafts separate from public files, and credentials separate from browser bundles. Test archives and feeds alongside the visible pages. A useful workflow records which source revision became which CID and changes the public pointer only after the release is ready.
Start with IPFS Hugo Website or IPFS Website CMS, then continue with the field guides below.
Publish a Hugo website on IPFS: URLs, assets, and repeatable builds
Turn a Hugo project into a portable static release, inspect its generated routes, and keep canonical metadata separate from delivery paths.
An IPFS website CMS workflow: edit privately, publish static releases
Design a content workflow that separates authoring, previews, approvals, static output, and IPFS publication without exposing the CMS to every visitor.