Markata documentation

A fast static site generator for people and their agents.

Let’s be honest. We’re all running agents these days. They manage everything.

Write Markdown. Give your agent the right context. Publish a site you own.

Start here #

1. Install Markata using curl, a shell, mise, GitHub Releases, or Go.
2. Quickstart — create your first site and preview it locally.
3. Set up your agent — install the bundled markata-go-site skill.
4. Write your first post — Markdown, frontmatter, drafts, images, and links.
5. Publish — deploy the generated static files.

Explore as you grow #

• Configuration
• Themes
• Feeds and RSS
• Templates
• Plugins
• CLI reference
• Naming migration

Releases #

• Release archive — themes, highlights, and upgrade notes for every published version
• v0.15.0 release notes — rendering beyond the static-site build
• Release and deployment runbook — tag, artifacts, GitOps rollout, build verification and rollback

Markata is still 0.x. The older markata-go command remains compatible. New Go sites should continue to use markata-go.toml and [markata-go] until the configuration migration is complete.

PyPI version break: Current markata releases install the Go CLI; older pinned releases remain the original Python implementation. See installation for details.

If something fails, run markata triage or see the triage guide.

Use Markata in a web application: Python and FastAPI rendering, the Go workbench, or the browser WASM workbench. See renderer integration benchmarks for measured timings.