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DynoStatic is a self-hosted website-widget platform for ordinary PHP and MySQL or MariaDB hosting. It has no required Node runtime, hosted account, cron service, Redis server, or web-server rewrite rules. Optional services can improve throughput without changing the basic hosting contract.

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  • Build a CMS website is the installation-served agent workflow for converting an existing site, editable Pages, translations, media, forms, and verified publishing.
  • Cloudflare website builds covers repository builds, build versus runtime secrets, Worker hosting, and deploy hooks.
  • Integration explains how to register a website, create a widget, and add the subfolder-safe loader.
  • Styling covers website themes, widget overrides, custom CSS, and host-owned comment themes.
  • Deployment covers cPanel, aaPanel, permissions, subfolders, updates, and optional accelerators.
  • Backup and restore describes encrypted full-product backups and the guarded recovery flow.
  • Import and export covers website-scoped comment and review portability.
  • All-in-One Reviews covers first-party source selection, source-and-scale segmentation, policy admission, and local Helpful boundaries.
  • Comparison Table covers bounded plan columns, plain-text feature rows, responsive cards, templates, and structured transfers.
  • Data Table covers typed columns, the visual row editor, bounded CSV/JSON transfers, stable search and sorting, and public pagination.
  • Searchable Directory covers rich people/resource cards, bounded CSV/JSON transfers, categories, search, and public pagination.
  • CMS-backed Knowledge Base covers immutable collection releases, semantic mappings, search, categories, FAQ disclosure, and publication updates.
  • Charts covers bounded local bar, line, and donut SVG, series and point editing, semantic table parity, and reduced-motion behavior.
  • Link in Bio covers self-hosted profiles, Media library avatars, safe contact actions, fallbacks, and templates.
  • Image Hotspots covers managed images, responsive percentage coordinates, keyboard details, safe links, and templates.
  • Browser API documents the physical API gateway and public caching rules.
  • Security explains origin enforcement, protected data, moderation, anti-spam, and administrator controls.
  • Architecture describes the runtime, website boundary, storage, cache, and background-work model.
  • Foundations freezes hosting, embed, CMS, and composition acceptance contracts.
  • AN0 analytics and privacy contract freezes native metrics, bounded collection, provider/privacy authority, and optional Privacy & Legal interfaces for AN1–AN3 and PL1–PL4.
  • Compatibility maps widgets vs CMS for Astro, Hugo, and other hosts.
  • Headless CMS covers collections, singletons, the Content API, media, and SSG rebuild webhooks for Astro and Hugo.
  • Website forms covers widget-managed fields and source-managed translations rendered by an existing website and Worker.
  • Source-managed translations covers grouped variants and the manual/AI translation queue, export, and import contract.
  • Automation API covers site-bound local/AI workspace reads, cursors, scopes, and response boundaries.

Human and machine-readable surfaces

The public documentation under docs/ and Admin → Help render these same Markdown files. An integration agent can start with llms.txt, integration.php, or SKILL.md at the installation root. These resources contain product capabilities and public endpoints only; they do not expose configured websites, administrator accounts, credentials, or private submissions.

Give an agent the installation URL and ask it to read the Build a CMS website guide. No external skill installation or access to DynoStatic's source repository is required. The public manifest's versioned agent section links to the installed guides, API discovery endpoints and form runtime example. It describes product contracts; authenticated discovery establishes the selected website and actual token permissions. The optional packaged skill is a shortcut into the same documentation.

Administration map

The top bar contains installation-wide areas. The left rail is the selected website and contains its widgets, activity, discussions, participants, reviews, poll results, settings, and transfers. Website context is explicit in every link and form. Viewers, moderators, managers, owners, and platform administrators see only the operations their role permits.