EmDash 1.0 is a stable, open source CMS built for Astro, with agent-friendly workflows, secure sandboxed plugins, and a decentralized registry that keeps publishers in control. cfl.re/4iXWjKx #BirthdayWeek

EmDash 1.0: the stable CMS with a secure plugin registry

EmDash 1.0 is a stable, open source CMS built for Astro, with agent-friendly workflows, secure sandboxed plugins, and a decentralized registry that keeps publishers in control.

blog.cloudflare.com

Sep 28, 2026 · 4:28 PM UTC

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This ; should be a —
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"Hey mum, i'm part of that blogpost" 🎉
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Handy things so often… you guys are may favorite company now for sure 😂 Do not stop, really love the way you’re moving
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what?! already at 1.0?!
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Why do we need to set a passkey for the local enviroment? It's completely unnecessary.
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Why not support NextJs too? 😭
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Any plans for allowing the site setting to be extended with additional fields?
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A lot of good stuff as I see, especially on plugins and atproto. Will there be some kind of a migration from WordPress though? I’ve got a potential project recently :)
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At long last... Been wanting something like this for literal years... even thought of building something like this myself too... Glad I didn't have to! 🙌
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Just right on time
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This is 🔥 - thank you 🙏
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i've seen sandboxed plugins leak secrets through outbound requests, so network policy still decides safety
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Great work @NoemiTitarenco! Oh, wait...
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publisher control through a decentralized registry is a strong design choice
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Very easy to setup and use and our clients are loving it.
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I sense the potential to change the world, but there is a fatal flaw. Please allow installation via a GUI on Cloudflare's servers instead of requiring a CLI-based installation. Without that, it won't see widespread adoption.
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Extremely useful for JAMstack! It’s a fast and secure way to build websites. I will advise this for my non-tech colleagues.
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When everyones trying to rid of Em dashes, cloudflare brings it straight to your face
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emdash 1.0 çıkmış ne güzel, astro için açık kaynaklı bir cms olmalı ki. yayıncıları kontrol altına alacak güvenli ve izolelu eklentilerle. bu sene yazılım ve teknolojiyle ilgili projelerim için faydalı olabilir 🤝 #keşfet #takip #gt
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Glad to see plugin permissions getting attention in CMS design. For a small publishing team, being able to see what a plugin can access before installing it would make a security decision much less intimidating.
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The registry is the interesting part: a plugin system only scales when sandboxing and publisher control are defaults, not README promises.
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That sandboxed execution is really game-changer here. finally , a way to stop plugins from having unrestricted access like they do in Wordpress.👍
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@KevinGeffen
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shipping an agent friendly cms is a smart bet, half the publishers next year won't be people
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Cloudflare is cooking
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I think I potentially like this but we have started a new project on Cloudflare Worker just using Codex and Impeccable (much more than a marketing site but not using Wordpress). Could someone explain whether I should be using this CMS? Even if I use it I will still be developing with Codex anyway.
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Q: how are you handling the newsletter sending with emdash?
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cool
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Guys you’re going so fast right now! Awesome!
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These guys shipped a new feature every day
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take my money.
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not free
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