# Strapi MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > Strapi MCP connects your AI client to your headless CMS. You can manage content types, create entries, and handle media assets through natural conversation. It turns your Strapi instance into a controllable environment for your agent to build and update content without you ever having to manually click through the admin dashboard for repetitive tasks. ## Overview - **Category:** developer-tools - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_XW0VKYW7fERHyVcldZlUQhDE6kthxxE5fmyWrKu0/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** open-source-cms, api-development, schema-design, media-orchestration, rest-api, content-types ## Description Managing a headless CMS usually feels like a chore of constant tab-switching and manual form filling. When you hook up Strapi to your AI client, that workflow shifts. Instead of navigating menus to find specific content types or hunting for media IDs, you just tell your agent what needs to happen. You can have your agent audit your existing content structure, bulk update entries with specific parameters, or organize your media library while you focus on higher-level strategy. It makes the CMS feel like an extension of your conversation rather than a separate destination. By using this through the Vinkius catalog, you get a reliable bridge that lets your agent handle the heavy lifting of data entry and schema validation. It is about moving from manual data entry to intent-based content orchestration. ## Tools ### get_entry_details Fetch every piece of information for one specific content record. ### list_assets See every image and file you have stored in your Strapi Media Library. ### create_entry Build a brand new content record using a JSON string of your data. ### delete_entry Permanently remove a content record from your database. ### list_content_types Get a full list of every collection and single type defined in your CMS. ### list_entries Pull all records for a specific content type like articles or products. ### list_cms_users Check who has access to your CMS for security and permission audits. ### update_entry Change specific fields on an existing entry using unique IDs. ### upload_media_asset Pull a file from a public URL and save it directly into your Media Library. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Show me all the content types we have in our Strapi CMS. ``` **Response:** ``` I've pulled the content types from your Strapi instance. Here is what's currently defined: - **Product** (Collection) - **Blog Post** (Collection) - **Hero Banner** (Single Type) - **User Profile** (Collection) Let me know if you'd like to see the specific fields for any of these. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Create a new blog post titled 'Spring Sale' with the category 'Promotions' and a short description about our new arrivals. ``` **Response:** ``` I'm building that for you now. **Action:** Creating entry in `api::blog_post.blog_post`... **Success:** I've created the 'Spring Sale' post. It's been assigned a unique ID and is now live in your content library. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Find the details for the article with ID 402 and tell me the current status. ``` **Response:** ``` Checking the details for entry 402... **Article Details:** - **Title:** System Updates V2 - **Status:** Published - **Author:** Admin - **Last Updated:** 2024-05-12 The article is currently live and marked as published. ``` ## Capabilities ### Create new content records with specific data Have your agent build new entries using JSON parameters for any content type. ### Update existing entries with new field values Modify specific fields on existing records without opening the admin panel. ### Upload files from remote URLs to your library Pull assets from the web directly into your Strapi Media Library. ### List all content types to see your CMS structure Get a full overview of your collections and single types in one view. ### Retrieve full details for any specific content record Fetch every piece of information for a specific entry to review its metadata. ### Audit registered CMS users for security Check who has access to your system to maintain proper permissions. ## Use Cases ### Bulk updating product prices A marketer needs to update 50 product descriptions with a new price. They ask the agent to loop through the products and use `update_entry` to change the price field. ### Verifying content schemas A developer needs to see if a specific content type exists. They ask the agent to use `list_content_types` to verify the schema before writing new frontend code. ### Reviewing article metadata An admin wants to find a specific article. They ask the agent to use `get_entry_details` to see the full metadata for a specific post ID. ### Auditing user access A content creator wants to check user permissions. They ask the agent to show who has admin access to the CMS. ## Benefits - Skip the dashboard: Use `create_entry` to build new content records instantly without navigating through complex CMS menus. This saves you from the tedious process of manual data entry. - Faster security audits: Use `list_cms_users` to quickly see who has access to your system, making it much easier to maintain production security and manage permissions. - Easier media management: Use `list_assets` to see everything in your library in one list. This gives you a clear view of your media inventory without clicking through folders. - Faster content updates: Modify existing records in seconds to keep your site data consistent. You can push out changes across your entire platform without manual edits. - Quick schema discovery: Get a full overview of your content structure without opening multiple tabs. This is perfect for understanding new projects or auditing existing data. - Remote asset pulling: Bring in images from the web without needing to download them to your local machine first. Your agent handles the fetch and upload for you automatically. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get a direct conversational interface for managing your Strapi content and assets. 1. Add the Strapi MCP to your configuration and provide your base URL and API key. 2. Tell your AI client what you want to do, like creating a new post or listing assets. 3. The agent executes the request and shows you the confirmation or data from your CMS. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use Strapi MCP to manage my website content?** Yes, this Connector lets you use your AI client to create, update, and organize content within your Strapi headless CMS. It's designed to handle the heavy lifting of data entry so you can manage your site more quickly. **How does Strapi MCP handle media files?** You can have your agent upload files directly from a public URL into your Media Library. This saves you from having to manually download and re-upload assets. **Can I use this to see my CMS schema?** Absolutely. You can ask your agent to list all content types to get a clear overview of your data structure or get specific details on any entry. **Is Strapi MCP safe for production data?** Yes, it uses your existing Strapi API keys to interact with your data. You maintain full control over permissions and security within your Strapi admin panel. **Can I bulk update entries using Strapi MCP?** Yes, you can ask your agent to perform updates on multiple entries. It handles the individual requests for each record based on the instructions you provide. **Does Strapi MCP work with my existing Strapi setup?** Yes, it connects to your deployed Strapi instance using your base URL and API key. It works with your current content types and media library. **How does the AI know the correct JSON format for new entries?** The agent calls `list_content_types` first to read each collection's field names and types. It then builds a compliant JSON payload matching the schema before calling `create_entry`. **Can the agent delete content types or schemas?** No. `delete_entry` only removes individual data rows within a collection. It cannot alter, drop, or modify content type schemas or structural CMS settings. **Can I upload media files through the integration?** Yes. Use `upload_media_asset` to add images, videos, or documents to the Strapi Media Library. You can also browse existing assets with `list_assets`.