Sanity
Flexible content platform for AI-driven content operations and scaling
What is Sanity?
Try SanitySanity is a content operations platform for building and scaling content-driven applications and AI workflows. It’s designed around content-as-data, with a structured content model, a customizable Sanity Studio for editorial work, and automated actions that run before and after publishing. You can also use Sanity templates to get best-practice Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Remix, Nuxt, Angular, and more apps up and running quickly with live editing and previews.
What does Sanity help you build and manage?
Sanity helps you model structured content, run a customizable editorial studio, and power content applications (including AI workflows) from a single source of truth. With content applications in mind, it keeps your content reusable and manageable across publishing experiences.
How do Sanity templates speed up getting a site live?
Sanity templates are pre-built starting points such as Clean Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Remix, Nuxt, and Angular setups, plus full examples like Sanity-powered blogs, personal sites, magazines, restaurant sites, marketing sites, and e-commerce demos. Many templates include built-in content editing with instant previews so you can ship faster without assembling everything from scratch.
How does Sanity Studio support editorial workflows?
Sanity Studio provides a customizable content studio where teams can preview content in context and manage releases with precision. It supports multiplayer editing, helping multiple editors collaborate while keeping the content structured and organized.
What does “schema as code” mean in Sanity?
Sanity treats your schemas as part of your Studio configuration, so you can manage content modeling through code. It also supports predictable deployment across environments with plans and controlled rollouts.
Can Sanity automate work before and after publishing?
Yes. Sanity includes programmable automation where agent actions can run before and after publishing, such as AI enrichment or syncing with other systems. These automations are event-driven and triggered by changes in your dataset.
How can agents safely work with Sanity-powered content?
Sanity can be connected to AI tools using an MCP server setup, and access is governed through the MCP sources and related controls. This helps ensure agents can only read what’s allowed when working with your content.