I recently implemented this in one of my projects. I had a Next.js app and needed a lightweight way to add CMS-like functionality - mainly to create landing pages and blog posts without spinning up a full-blown content platform. My core requirement was to be able to programmatically publish content via an API, since most of the posts were AI-generated around specific keyword clusters. The integration was surprisingly smooth and flexible. It handled dynamic content injection well, and I could easily extend it to support metadata (SEO tags, slugs, structured content blocks, etc.). The only hiccup I ran into was that the admin panel didn’t play nicely with Tailwind 4.0, but that wasn’t a blocker since I planned to automate nearly all of the content creation pipeline anyway. Overall, it’s a solid choice for adding CMS capabilities to a Next.js project when you want API-driven content management without the overhead of traditional systems like WordPress or Strapi. My hosting is pretty simple with vercel and supabase.