Fastmode

What This Skill Does

Fastmode is a powerful CLI-based tool that empowers AI agents to build, manage, and deploy websites directly from the terminal. It eliminates the need for manual dashboard interaction, local servers, or complex hosting configurations. By integrating a full CMS (Content Management System) directly into the deployment workflow, Fastmode enables developers to define structured content like blogs, portfolios, and e-commerce products using simple JSON schemas. Every project is automatically assigned a live sub-domain on fastmode.ai with built-in SSL certification, making it a zero-friction solution for rapid prototyping or production-grade site delivery.

Installation

To install this skill, ensure the Fastmode CLI binary is available on your system path. Run the following command via the OpenClaw agent console: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/arihgoldstein/fastmode Ensure you have npm installed, as the tool relies on the fastmode-cli package. Once installed, authenticate using fastmode login. This initiates a one-time browser OAuth flow, saving your credentials locally at ~/.fastmode/credentials.json for subsequent automated sessions.

Use Cases

• Rapid Prototyping: Build and deploy landing pages for MVPs in under five minutes.
• CMS Automation: Programmatically update content, blog posts, or team data via an agent workflow rather than a manual CMS UI.
• White-label Portals: Create and deploy custom-branded client sites with invite-only access.
• HTML Transformation: Convert existing raw HTML projects into fully dynamic, CMS-powered websites.

Example Prompts

1. "Initialize a new project named 'TechStack Solutions' and set up a blog collection with fields for title, author, and content."
2. "Sync the current schema.json file to my active project and validate the HTML templates for any broken links."
3. "Create a new team member entry with the name 'Jane Doe' and upload her profile image to the 'About' page."

Tips & Limitations

• Tip: Always run fastmode schema sync before pushing new content to ensure your database structure matches your local templates.
• Tip: Use the --force flag during development to overwrite existing content structures quickly, but avoid this in production environments.
• Limitation: While the CMS is highly flexible, complex server-side backend logic (like custom Node.js APIs) is not supported. Focus on static content and frontend-driven data display.