What's shipped, what's next

Edit a live site straight from the browser — no GitHub token, no setup. Studio can now own a repository's content end to end.

• Hosted publish mode. Sign in with a password and edit the content of a repository that already owns its site — the GitHub token stays on the server, never in the browser.
• One button to publish. Save what you typed and ship it in a single click; Studio pushes only what actually changed via a single create-tree call, and rides out GitHub hiccups instead of failing the whole publish.
• Real live preview. The inline preview shows the actual published page, not the generic renderer.
• Content-first, multi-device. A content-only sidebar in hosted mode, content pulled back from the site on a fresh browser, and one-click auto-translation for hosted entries.
• Astro fixes. Repeater fields now map to arrays of nested objects, and Astro 7 is allowed as a peer.

Studio grew up. The backend-free browser editor now designs, previews and composes far more than before.

• Theme marketplace. Pick a theme and see it rendered on your own content in a real live preview — no more generic mock. Premium themes ship a finished look you tune with a single accent; the Design panel now only shows the knobs a theme actually uses.
• Atelier — a premium, multi-page theme that composes any project (portfolio, blog, business, therapist) without knowing your field names.
• Multi-page sites. Home, standalone pages, collection lists and entry pages, with an automatic nav — not just a one-page layout.
• Repeater fields. Build a price table, service list, team or feature grid by filling in rows — no Markdown, no HTML. Rendered as a clean, responsive table on every theme.
• Rich text now takes inline links and images (images embed as self-contained data URLs — they work in preview and in the published site).
• A calmer editor. Content-first sidebar, a project overview to start from, a live-preview split beside the form, an unambiguous saved / unsaved state, and native shadcn date-picker, toggle and slider controls.

• init portfolio|cv|event --astro now generates a styled, content-driven site — not the generic layout.
• Each preset ships its own design and a matching theme; your content stays plain JSON.

• Generated sites now carry a small Made with Just{JSON} footer badge (remove it any time — it's your file).
• npm README shows the editor demo.

• Design tab: pick a palette, accent, font, corners and density; saved as content/_theme.json.
• Preview: run your site inside the editor and watch content and theme changes live.
• The generated Astro site reads the theme through a tiny helper.

• Hand the repo to Vercel or Netlify straight from the editor.
• After that, publishing is one button — they rebuild on every push.

• No site in the folder yet? Generate a small Astro site wired to your content — home page and a page per entry, nothing you already have overwritten.

• @kdrgny/justjson-astro loader: your content becomes real Astro content collections in one line.
• Ship it panel: framework detection, commit and push from the editor.
• Redesigned start gallery.

• The editor now ships in English, with a one-click switch to Turkish.
• Core and CLI output standardised on English.

• justjson validate for CI: broken relations, duplicate slugs, missing media, type errors.
• Typed content.ts loader generated from your schema.
• Draft / published status, plus url, email, list, group and color fields.

• Describe what you're managing and let AI draft the schema (bring your own key).
• Live JSON preview of the file each entry produces.
• Landing rebuilt as an Astro site sourced from a JustJSON project.

• Start from a template, or bring your own JSON and let JustJSON infer the structure.
• Export the whole project as a ZIP.
• Drag & drop, shadcn redesign.

• Visual schema builder, content table and rich-text editor.
• Everything written to content/*.json in your own repo. No account, no server.