Genfeed Documentation

Genfeed is an open-source AI OS for content creation, and you run it yourself.

It combines a visual workflow system, provider-backed generation, brand and content management, and programmatic interfaces (REST API, MCP server, CLI, and webhooks) in one self-hosted instance. You bring your own model provider keys, your data stays on your infrastructure, and an agent can drive it end to end.

Don’t want to host it? Use Genfeed Cloud at genfeed.ai .

Start here

Check the system requirements. Plan for at least 15 GB of free disk, plus room for media and backups; Docker Compose v2; and ports 3000, 3010, 3011, and 3014.
Install it. Have your OpenRouter key ready before starting. Run npx @genfeedai/create my-genfeed, or use the checksummed release bundle with Docker Compose. No clone needed.
Add optional provider keys. OpenRouter is already configured for startup. Add Replicate, fal, or ElevenLabs for media and voice as needed. Self-hosting has no Genfeed credits.
Follow the first steps. Connect MCP at localhost:3014, point the CLI at your API, and ship a first post.

What is in these docs

Section	What it covers
Self-host	Installing, configuring, securing, upgrading, and troubleshooting your instance
Guides	Brands, Studio, publishing, and other day-to-day workflows
Capabilities and models	What the stack contains and which providers it can call
Agent Skills	Portable skills that teach your agent content work
Integrations	Providers, publishing channels, and messaging apps
Core loop	How trend ingestion, generation, agents, and analytics fit together
API reference	REST API, API keys, MCP server, CLI, and webhooks

License

The repository is licensed AGPL-3.0-or-later , except where a package carries its own license notice. Source and issue tracker: github.com/genfeedai/genfeed.ai .