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Lektor maybe?
Ah, nice. I think that's exactly what I was trying to describe. Thanks for the suggestion!
Though, I think the git forge 'backend' + "Static CMS" frontend seems a bit more featureful and slick. I think I'm going to keep going down that path instead for now. Good to have a backup of exactly what I originally thought I wanted though.
grav is another option for what you were looking for. cli with optional web interface. run local and generate static sites or on a web server (like a traditional cms) https://getgrav.org
for a static site generator that runs locally (with local or git storage), check out https://jamstack.org/generators/ for lots of other options.