MUH
The headless hub that normalises your CMS content into clean APIs any front end can consume.
MUH (Unified Headless Middleware) permanently decouples the front end from the CMS: an editorial back office (WordPress Bedrock or Directus, your choice), a NestJS middleware at the centre, one or more Next.js front ends as consumers. Each layer evolves independently - swapping the CMS does not require rewriting the front end, adding a new front end does not touch the CMS, and vice versa.
This is not a theoretical architectural bet: it is the foundation running betc.com and a dozen other client projects, from simple showcase sites to platforms with authenticated member areas, encrypted forms and multilingual search.
Decoupling
The front end never talks to the CMS directly. MUH exposes stable, normalised REST/GraphQL APIs regardless of the WordPress/Directus version or the plugin and extension configuration. The CMS becomes a replaceable implementation detail.
Built-in quality
SEO and GEO (generative-AI optimisation), RGAA accessibility, Cloudflare edge cache with targeted URL invalidation on every publish, OAuth2/Keycloak auth for authenticated areas - quality is wired into the foundation, not bolted on project by project.
Reversibility
The @muh/* packages (adapters, forms, fixtures, CLI, DTOs) are semantically versioned and published to the private GitLab registry. Replacing WordPress with Directus (or the reverse) tomorrow will not break a single line of front-end code: only the adapter changes.