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- Getting startedDeploy Cusp to your Cloudflare account with the one-click button or the bootstrap CLI, land on your workers.dev URL, then complete the first-run wizard→
- Deploying CuspDeploy Cusp with the one-click button, the bootstrap CLI, or by hand: what gets provisioned, the first-request migration runner, email setup, and recovery→
- The block editorWrite in the Cusp block editor with nine block types, a slash menu, columns and nesting, and real-time multi-editor collaboration→
- Content types and fieldsCreate collections and add typed fields — text, rich text, number, boolean, date, media, reference, and editable repeater fields — from the Cusp admin, with the REST endpoint live and no redeploy.→
- Media and imagesUpload images to your own R2 bucket, serve resized variants through Cloudflare Image Transformations, and reclaim unused files with the daily media sweeper→
- Publishing and previewsHow Cusp publishes to R2 and the edge cache, schedules and unpublishes documents, and shares drafts with signed, single-use preview links→
- Versioning and time travelEvery entity is versioned, restoring creates a new version, and one-click site-wide time travel reconstructs your whole site at any instant.→
- SearchFull-text search is built into Cusp core via D1 FTS5 — powering the admin command palette and a public endpoint, kept current by the publish and unpublish workflows→
- Users, roles, and authenticationCusp's four built-in roles, Argon2id hashing, sliding 30-day sessions, single-use password reset, and the rate limits guarding sign-in→
- Themes and pluginsInstall, activate, and configure themes and plugins from the Cusp admin — signed packages, hot-installed with no redeploy, with a WordPress-style capability model enforced at the binding layer.→
- Backups and restoreCusp's daily ExportBackup workflow snapshots your whole deployment to your own R2; the restore path rebuilds an empty deployment for disaster recovery, distinct from version history and time travel.→
- Settings and navigationConfigure site title, base URL, navigation menus, active theme, and design-token overlays from the Cusp admin — all versioned, no config files.→