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ZeroPress Studio Guide
Audience: administrators, editors, and authors
ZeroPress Studio is the authoring and operations application for a static-first ZeroPress site. It manages content and media, imports WordPress exports, and produces Preview Data v0.7 for a separate ZeroPress Build. Studio does not run the static-site build or deploy the resulting site.
This guide explains the product as an operator or user experiences it. Contract, renderer, CLI, and theme-development material remains at zeropress.dev.
Start here
- Quick Start walks an operator from a deployed, uninstalled Worker through the first MFA-protected administrator sign-in.
- Site Modes explains
initial,operational,maintenance, andrecoverywithout treating them as content settings. - Maintenance & Recovery documents the protected operations surface, database lifecycle, backups, recovery, and destructive actions.
Product boundaries
| Component | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| ZeroPress Studio | Authors and manages site data, media metadata, settings, imports, and Preview Data |
| ZeroPress Build | Consumes Preview Data and a theme to produce a static site |
| ZeroPress Edge | Optionally provides comments, Forms, and Newsletter runtime services |
| Cloudflare | Hosts the Worker and managed D1, KV, R2, and Queue resources selected by the operator |
Edge integration is optional at the Studio product level. A Cloudflare binding may exist while Studio keeps Edge Services disabled. A disabled Studio integration does not stop a separately deployed Edge Worker; public Edge APIs are controlled by that Worker’s hard feature gates.
Alpha documentation policy
The Studio 0.7 application and this guide are being dogfooded before a public release. Stable security and lifecycle rules are documented now. Screenshots and control-by-control walkthroughs are intentionally deferred where UI details may still change.
Never apply SQL artifacts or alter D1 from a guide unless a reviewed Studio lifecycle operation explicitly owns that action. ZeroPress does not use wrangler d1 migrations.