Noon is a headless CMS with no browser admin screen. You administer it by telling an AI agent what to do, and the agent calls a set of typed MCP tools to create pages, write posts, publish content, and manage a site. It runs on shared hosting through to a full Postgres server.

Noon is for anyone who runs a site through an agent instead of a dashboard: content editors, developers, and operators who prefer to describe what they want rather than click through forms.

What you can do

• Connect an agent to your install
• Build a page out of blocks
• Write posts, and understand drafts, versions and rollback
• Read anything back with one query tool
• Put a working contact form on a page
• Set the site's colours, type and fonts
• Build the header, footer and post layout
• Upload and use images
• Turn on a plugin
• Look up every MCP tool

First run

Connect your agent, then ask it to create and publish a page. Under the surface, that is two tool calls.

{"tool": "create_page", "arguments": {
  "slug": "about",
  "title": "About us",
  "layout": {"blocks": [{"type": "RichText", "props": {"markdown": "# About us"}}]}
}}

This lands as a draft and returns an id and a revision. Publish it with that id and revision:

{"tool": "publish", "arguments": {
  "entityType": "page",
  "id": "<id-from-create_page>",
  "expectedRevision": <revision-from-create_page>
}}

The page is live as soon as publish returns. See Connect an agent to set up the connection first.