The HugoBlox ecosystem
Hugo Chat, Ownable, the CLI, Hugo Intellisense, Ownable CMS — what each one does and when to reach for it.
HugoBlox isn't one product. It's an open-source kit (templates and blocks for Hugo) plus a small ecosystem of tools that meet you wherever you want to be: AI-first, online, local, or in your editor.
At a glance
Hugo Chat
Ownable
HugoBlox CLI
Hugo Intellisense
Ownable CMS
How they fit
The kit (the open-source repo this site documents) is the foundation — every other tool reads from or writes to it.
- Hugo Chat helps you generate content for the kit by chatting.
- Ownable hosts sites built on the kit.
- The CLI scaffolds sites from the kit and installs blocks from the marketplace.
- Intellisense gives you autocomplete when editing kit-flavoured Markdown and YAML.
- Ownable CMS lets you edit kit content visually inside VS Code.
You can use any of them independently. Pick whichever fits the workflow you already have.
What they share
Everything in the ecosystem produces or operates on HugoBlox-shaped Markdown — the same content lives in your git repo, regardless of which tool helped you create or edit it.
The non-negotiable rule: your content stays portable. AI generates it, the CMS edits it, the host deploys it — but you own the Markdown forever. No proprietary database. No React lock-in. No platform-specific format you can't export from.
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CLI Quick Start Guide
Create a new HugoBlox project locally using the command line (CLI). Step-by-step install guide for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Hugo Chat
The HugoBlox-specialised AI agent. Generate complete sites or extend existing ones — output is portable Markdown, not React you can't maintain.
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