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Blogs and newsrooms first; documentation sites and research or data documentation next. They share the same governed layer, because the more an audience relies on what an agent wrote, the more each change needs an owner, an approval and a way back.

> Status: **alpha, private until launch.** The loop works end to end on the blog starter — Intent → Agent → Safe Change → Preview → Approve → Publish → Rollback — offline and on Cloudflare. Cloudhal's own newsroom is written by an agent and published through it. Packages are not on npm yet; until they are, run the CLI from this repo (see *Contributors* below).
> Status: **alpha (0.x).** The loop works end to end on the blog starter — Intent → Agent → Safe Change → Preview → Approve → Publish → Rollback — offline and on Cloudflare. Cloudhal's own newsroom and [cloudhal.com](https://cloudhal.com) run on it. Packages are on npm as [`@cloudhal/*`](https://www.npmjs.com/org/cloudhal) and [`create-cloudhal`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/create-cloudhal); expect breaking changes between minor versions until 1.0.

## What it is

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## Five minutes: create → ask an agent → preview → publish → your domain

Once the packages are on npm:

```bash
npm create cloudhal@latest my-site && cd my-site
npx cloudhal dev # local site with drafts visible
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