Sanity
Flexible content platform for AI-driven content operations and scaling
What is Sanity?
Try SanitySanity is the Content Operating System for the AI era. It combines a structured Content Lake, a fully customizable Sanity Studio, and APIs that power websites and AI agents, all from a single source of truth. Model content around how your business works, automate repetitive operations, and deliver to any channel.
What is Sanity and how does it help teams manage content at scale?
Sanity gives teams a structured content backbone (Content Lake), a customizable editing environment (Sanity Studio), and APIs to deliver content across websites and AI agents. It helps you model content around your business, automate repetitive work, and publish from one source of truth to many channels.
How does schema-as-code and managing content with code reduce friction?
Sanity lets you manage key content configuration with code, including how your content is modeled and how changes are deployed. Blueprints help catch mistakes early and make deploy behavior predictable by running plans and rolling out resources in a controlled way.
Is Sanity Studio a good fit for non-developers or editor-led workflows?
Sanity Studio is fully customizable and designed so editors can work in a tailored editing environment. Writers can use features like Canvas to understand the underlying content structure, flow content into the right Studio fields, and collaborate in real time.
How do Blueprints help teams deploy and manage environments?
With Blueprints, you can define resources in code and deploy the same blueprint file across stacks such as staging and production. You can also promote an existing project-scoped blueprint to organization scope, use CI-friendly deploy tokens, and manage resources like webhooks, CORS origins, and robot tokens predictably.
Can Sanity automate content operations like syncs or scheduled tasks?
Yes. Sanity Functions let you deploy custom automation such as reacting to media library changes, invalidating sync tags, publishing/subscribing between functions, or running scheduled jobs. Functions can be managed alongside other project resources so they can be tested and deployed consistently.
How does Sanity support AI agents working with your content securely?
Sanity Context exposes your Sanity content to agents through an MCP-based setup, with options like GROQ retrieval modes and Knowledge Bases served as sources. Access is governed by things like the organization token, the MCP’s sources, and groqFilter so agents can only read what’s allowed.