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.
IPFS WEBSITE LAB / TOPIC
Publishing
From an edit to a public artifact.
These guides connect domain updates, static generation, editorial approval, and generated-code review into an understandable publishing process. Each workflow should end with a complete release rather than a collection of assumptions about the preview environment.
Choose the guide that matches the source of your content, then inspect its neighboring workflows. A CMS needs private drafts and clear approval states; a generator needs verified output; an AI-assisted export needs careful claim and dependency review. Across them all, retain the artifact, record its identity, test the reader’s route, and change the public pointer last.
Start with IPFS Website CMS or AI IPFS Website Builder, 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.
DNSLink and IPFS gateways: connect a domain without breaking releases
Understand what DNSLink changes, what HTTPS delivery still needs, and how to test a custom domain before switching its published release.
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.