LUNO

LUNO is an AI-era backend for humans (Console) and agents (MCP): identity, content, forms, storage, and public APIs — not a website builder.

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Never Build

You no longer need to build from zero

You don’t need to prepare everything from scratch every time you build a site.

Infrastructure

Stop building the infrastructure.

The servers, runtime, database, mail, and secure access are already in place.

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Identity & Access

Stop rebuilding identity.

Authentication, authorization, MFA, SSO, and organizations are ready from the start.

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Content & Data

Stop rebuilding content systems.

CMS, forms, data, storage, and search are already part of the backend.

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Application

Stop wiring backend services together.

APIs, webhooks, workflows, jobs, and notifications work together out of the box.

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Security

Stop adding security afterward.

Access control, audit logs, encryption, secrets, and policies are built into the foundation.

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Delivery & Operations

Stop maintaining the backend.

Deployment, environments, monitoring, logging, and backups are handled by the platform.

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Infrastructure Identity & Access Content & Data Application Security Delivery & Ops

mcp · setup

live

Connect Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex with @luno-cms/mcp — schema through publish as tools.

mcp · setup

  1. $npx @luno-cms/mcp setup
  2. →1) Claude Code 2) Cursor 3) Codex
  3. ✓Wrote.cursor/mcp.json + skills
  4. ✓MCP server luno-stg ready
  • Cursor
  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • OpenAI
  • Copilot
  • GitHub
  1. InstructGive the agent your site design, HTML, or requirements
  2. OperateThe agent builds and configures the backend on LUNO via MCP/API
  3. PublishContent and APIs are live — publish completes on the platform

Edit and publish content in place

Entries, fields, and publish flow — a human admin surface you can use as-is.

LUNO CMS / content admin sample

Traffic · Firewall · Updates

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  • 01 Security response Don’t bolt defense on later. Access control and ops stay in the foundation.

  • 02 Firewall The edge absorbs the noise first — so the app surface stays thin.

  • 03 Updates Leave breaking plugin updates behind. The platform carries the patches.

  • 01 SSO / SAML Centralize org sign-in. Manage team access from one place.

  • 02 Audit logs See who published what. Agent actions land on the same trail.

  • 03 Project isolation Isolate by client or brand. Oversee everything from an org dashboard.