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Capell is a Laravel CMS built on Filament, for teams building applications that outlive their first release. It ships the structure every Filament CMS project ends up rebuilding — page types, layouts, URLs, redirects, previews, undo history and publishing — so the work you do is the work only your application needs.

New here? Start with the verified quickstart, or use the paths below to find your next task.

I want to…Start withThen read
Evaluate or install CapellWhy CapellCompare Capell with WordPress and Craft, then choose an install path
Build and edit a siteYour first sessionCreate your first page, then choose a page-building path
Build an extensionBuild an extension end to endHost, package, or app code, then the extension point chooser
Operate a production siteGoing liveOperations, then back up the site and follow the upgrade runbook
Maintain the Capell host repoDevelopmentLocal development, then CI and test shards

Use these pages to see a workflow before reading its implementation details.

Screen or flowStart withWhat to look for
Admin workspaceAdmin interfaceDashboard, Pages, Media, Settings, Theme Library, and Site Health.
First page authoringCreate your first pageSite and parent selection, URL preview, content editor, draft actions, settings.
Theme managementTheme LibraryInstalled and available themes, diagnostics, customization, preview, and apply.
Operations diagnosticsSite HealthCache status, public-output safety, static generation, optimizer, server checks.
Real content modelMusic store CMS examplePages, articles, events, products, artists, and navigation working together.
SectionCovers
Getting StartedEvaluation, installation, first authoring tasks, core concepts, and interactive build paths.
AdminContent, media, users, settings, themes, the dashboard, and admin extension points.
FrontendSite and page resolution, public HTML safety, themes, media, render hooks, assets, and frontend tests.
PackagesPackage ownership, manifests, providers, extension points, admin and frontend contributions, migrations, and tests.
PerformancePage and fragment caches, model URL caches, ETags, critical assets, and lazy hydration.
Package authoringPlatform authoring surfaces and durable package operations.
OperationsSite Health, backups, Lockdown, upgrades, Marketplace connection, and production troubleshooting.
DevelopmentHost repo setup, commands, configuration, seeders, diagnostics, and CI.
ReferenceGlossary, relationship maps, architecture diagrams, credits, and package boundaries.
Before I…Read
Move or rename published contentPage management: URL history and redirects
How should I build this page?Build a page
Put feature code in the host, an add-on, or an appHost, package, or app code
Change anonymous frontend outputPublic HTML safety contract
Add or change an extension pointExtension point chooser and unsafe patterns to avoid
Change production package or database stateBackups and restore and upgrades
Restrict traffic during a suspected compromiseLockdown
Plan a reversible move away from CapellExport and exit plan

Published URLs are durable. Capell creates redirect Page URLs when a published page URL changes because its slug or parent path changed. Add a manual redirect when replacing content, consolidating pages, or importing legacy routes.

The host repo owns these five packages. Optional add-on behavior belongs to the package that provides it.

PackageComposer namePackage documentation
Corecapell-app/coreCore overview
Admincapell-app/adminAdmin overview
Frontendcapell-app/frontendFrontend overview
Installercapell-app/installerInstaller overview
Marketplacecapell-app/marketplaceMarketplace overview

Use Packages and extensions for add-on boundaries and authoring entry points.

Update an existing page before adding a new one, and link every new page from the narrowest relevant index. Keep optional-package behavior with its owning package and public frontend safety rules beside rendering guidance.

Use Docs ownership rules to choose the right location and avoid duplicate or orphaned pages. Use the documentation visual standard for screenshots, linked galleries, theme-aware pairs, diagrams, captions, and regeneration ownership.