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deco's New CMS - Frequently Asked Questions
The deco.cx admin is being retired and a new CMS takes its place. Migration, costs, compatibility, and what actually changes, straight to the point.
We Opened the deco House to Show What deco Became
We opened the deco House to share what the company has become. Most people still know deco as a CMS with infrastructure, but deco is now an AI agency for e-commerce: our agents and engineers operate large brands' storefronts and get paid for the results. Here's the thinking behind it, the proof with Osklen in production, what's new in the product, and a Halloween funeral for the deco.cx admin.
Repositioning deco
deco is entering a new chapter: we've stopped selling ourselves as a website platform and started positioning as an AI-Service Company that operates and grows enterprise commerce. This post is about how we're doing that in practice.
Changelog
Publish Validation
The Admin now validates blocks against their TypeScript schemas at publish time, warning you when required properties are missing before changes go live.
March 19, 2026Mobile Redesign
The deco.cx Admin now works on mobile. Navigate pages, edit content, browse environments, publish changes, and talk to AI agents from your phone.
March 12, 2026Sections Inside Blog Posts
The Blog App now supports Sections inside blog posts. Embed product shelves, product cards, or any component from your site directly into blog content.
March 5, 2026Monitoring Dashboard, Site Home, and AI Agents
Redesigned monitoring dashboard with page views and cache hit rate, new site home with performance benchmarks and activity feeds, and the first AI agents built into the deco.cx Admin.
February 25, 2026
The Autonomous Agent That Drove +10% Revenue on FARM Rio's Collection Pages
An autonomous agent that reorders e-commerce collection pages by predicted revenue. It learns from user behavior, retrains on the cadence you choose, respects visual merchandising rules, and ships ordering changes straight into the storefront. In production at FARM Rio, it delivered +10% revenue across key categories in a controlled A/B test. Now available for any VTEX store.
How Granado's E-commerce Team Ships Site Changes Without Dev Tickets
Granado runs more than ten storefronts with a small internal IT team. Small site requests used to wait at the back of the queue for over a month. With Super Agent, the e-commerce team now publishes menu changes, banners, landing pages, and CRO tweaks the same day.
How Grupo Technos's e-commerce team brought landing pages, lead forms, and blogs in-house with deco
Grupo Technos operates four e-commerce brands with two people on the frontend team. When an invitation to Rio Fashion Week arrived on a Thursday, the e-commerce manager built the landing page herself by Friday lunch, in two hours, using deco's developer agent.
Everything We're Shipping at VTEX Day 2026
Everything deco is shipping at VTEX Day 2026: the deco CMS, Site Diagnostics Agent, Autonomous Blog, a new infrastructure stack, journey optimization agents for PLP and PDP, and deco Studio.
MCP for Autonomous Storefronts: Building Self-Healing Agent Loops
High-volume storefronts generate more problems than any team can handle. We're building ones that fix and improve themselves using MCP. Five steps from centralizing tools to letting agents collaborate via git, with production results.
What MCP Won't Tell You: Five Primitives for Production MCP Infrastructure
MCP gives you Client, Server, and Transport. Here are the five composable primitives the spec leaves out - bridge transports, client-to-server proxying, transport middleware, multi-server aggregation, and sandboxed code execution.
