PagibleAI installs into an existing Laravel 11, 12, or 13 application. The installer adds the CMS packages and configuration; migrations create the page, element, file, version, and search tables.
Start with a clean branch and a database backup when adding the CMS to an established application. The package uses your Laravel database, filesystem, queue, cache, authentication, and deployment process.
composer require aimeos/pagible
php artisan cms:install
php artisan migrate
php artisan cms:user -e editor@example.com
Define one reusable content shape, render it with Blade, and make it available to editors.
Assign a provider and model to each editorial task without coupling the CMS to one service.
PagibleAI separates viewing, editing, publishing, and administration permissions. Named role definitions expand into permission sets, so a small site can use simple roles while a larger installation can assign narrower capabilities.
Every save creates a version. Publishing selects the snapshot that public routes and delivery APIs may read. Schedule the cms:publish command when your team uses timed releases.