Elemeno MCP. Audit CMS content collections and singletons instantly.
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Elemeno. Manage content collections, singletons, and metadata using your AI agent. This MCP Server lets you audit entire content libraries, check publishing statuses, and pull detailed data—all through natural conversation.
Use it to list all content collections, retrieve specific item data, or run a quick content volume audit without touching the CMS dashboard.
What your AI agents can do
Get collection details
Gets the specific field schema and detailed settings for a single content collection.
Get collection item details
Retrieves the full content and metadata for one specific item within a collection.
Get elemeno account metadata
Pulls usage limits and metadata for your entire Elemeno account.
Run quick_content_volume_audit to get a high-level summary of how many collections and singletons exist, checking the overall health of the CMS.
Use list_content_collections to see every content area configured in Elemeno, and get_collection_details to check the field schema for any specific collection.
Run search_collection_content to find items within a collection using a title or slug keyword, narrowing down your focus quickly.
Get all the data for a specific item using get_collection_item_details or pull global page data with get_singleton_content.
Use list_published_content to pull only the items that are currently marked as 'Published' and ready to go live.
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Elemeno MCP Server: 10 Tools for Content Management
These tools allow your AI agent to list, search, and retrieve detailed data about content collections and singletons in your Elemeno CMS.
019d758eget collection details
Gets the specific field schema and detailed settings for a single content collection.
019d758eget collection item details
Retrieves the full content and metadata for one specific item within a collection.
019d758eget elemeno account metadata
Pulls usage limits and metadata for your entire Elemeno account.
019d758eget singleton content
Gets the full content data for a unique, global settings page (singleton).
019d758elist collection items
Lists every content item within a specified collection.
019d758elist content collections
Lists all content collections configured across your Elemeno account.
019d758elist content singletons
Lists all global content blocks or unique settings pages.
019d758elist published content
Identifies and lists only the content items that are currently marked as 'Published'.
019d758equick content volume audit
Provides a high-level summary count of all collections and singletons in your CMS.
019d758esearch collection content
Searches for content items within a collection using a specified title or slug keyword.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Elemeno MCP Server - Manage Content Collections
You can run your AI client straight into your Elemeno CMS. This server gives your agent the tools to audit content, list everything you've built, and grab deep metadata—all through natural talk. You don't have to touch the CMS dashboard to get this stuff.
Audit and Structure Your Content
Want to know the layout of your whole site? Run quick_content_volume_audit to get a quick count of all collections and singletons you've got. Need to see what content areas exist? You run list_content_collections to list every configured content area. For any specific area, you can check its rules and setup by calling get_collection_details.
You can also check all the global content blocks or unique settings pages by running list_content_singletons.
Find and Pull Content Data
To find something specific, you can run search_collection_content to look for items inside a collection using a title or slug keyword. You can pull all the data, including metadata, for a single item with get_collection_item_details, or grab the full content data for a unique global page using get_singleton_content. You can list every single item in a collection by using list_collection_items.
Monitor Publishing Status and Accounts
Want to see only the stuff that's actually live? Use list_published_content to pull only content items marked as 'Published'. To check your usage limits and account setup, you run get_elemeno_account_metadata.
How Elemeno MCP Works
- 1 Connect the Elemeno integration to your AI client and authorize it using your Elemeno API key.
- 2 Tell your agent what you need—for example, 'List all content collections and check the schema for 'Products'.'
- 3 The agent executes
list_content_collectionsthenget_collection_details, synthesizing the results into a single, conversational output for you.
The bottom line is, your AI agent talks to your CMS via tools, and you get the structured data you need without writing any API calls yourself.
Who Is Elemeno MCP For?
Content Managers who need to verify item counts or publishing statuses on the fly. Web Developers auditing schemas or pulling data for local testing. Operations Engineers monitoring CMS metadata and content flow across departments.
Checks publishing statuses and item volumes across collections to ensure content is ready for launch. Uses list_published_content and quick_content_volume_audit.
Audits collection schemas and singleton data via chat, verifying field types and structure before writing migration code. Uses get_collection_details and get_singleton_content.
Monitors content updates and organizational CMS metadata instantly, tracking changes across multiple collections to ensure data integrity.
What Changes When You Connect
- Audit content health with
quick_content_volume_audit. Get a simple count of all collections and singletons across your whole CMS in one call. No more digging through dashboard metrics. - Pinpoint content issues using
list_published_content. You only get items that are officially 'Published,' saving you from reviewing drafts or incomplete content. - Understand your data structure by using
get_collection_details. You see the exact field schema for any collection, which is vital when building integrations or writing client-side validation. - Find specific data points using
search_collection_content. Instead of listing thousands of items and filtering, you search by keyword (title or slug) and get what you need. - Manage global settings with
list_content_singletonsandget_singleton_content. You can pull the data for unique pages, like a contact page or site footer, without needing a collection ID. - Check your API usage and limits with
get_elemeno_account_metadata. Know your usage boundaries before your agent hits a rate limit and fails.
Real-World Use Cases
The Content Manager needs to check site readiness.
A content manager needs to know if the 'Services' collection has any items that are currently live. They ask their agent to run list_published_content. The agent returns a list of titles and their current status, confirming which articles are ready to be viewed by users.
The Developer needs to map the content structure.
A developer needs to build a new component that pulls data from 'Team Members.' First, they run list_content_collections to confirm the collection exists. Then they use get_collection_details to read the field schema, ensuring they map the data fields correctly before writing any code.
The Marketing Team needs to find an old campaign page.
Instead of browsing hundreds of articles, a marketing team member asks their agent to search for 'Q3 2024 Campaign' using search_collection_content. The agent quickly isolates the correct item, returning its full content and metadata via get_collection_item_details.
The Operations Team needs a quick system audit.
An operations engineer wants a quick health check on the CMS. They ask the agent to run quick_content_volume_audit. The agent responds with a simple count of all collections and singletons, immediately flagging if something is missing or if the content library has grown too large.
The Tradeoffs
Listing everything to find one item
The developer tries to list all items using list_collection_items and then filters the massive JSON output in their client code to find the single record they need. This is slow, requires large data transfers, and crashes the client on large collections.
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Use search_collection_content first. Specify the collection and the keyword (title or slug). This narrows the search space immediately, minimizing data transfer and giving you a list of IDs you can then pass to get_collection_item_details.
Assuming all content is in a collection
A user needs the main 'About Us' page data and calls get_collection_item_details with a collection ID. The tool fails because 'About Us' is a unique global page, not part of a structured collection.
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First, check if the content is global. Use list_content_singletons to see if a singleton exists. If so, pull the data using get_singleton_content instead of a collection-based tool.
Ignoring content status
A content manager pulls data for a list of items using list_collection_items and assumes everything is ready for production, but the output includes 30 items marked as 'Draft.'
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Always use list_published_content first. This tool filters the list down to only items that are live and ready. It saves you from having to check the status of every single item manually.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use Elemeno if your core need is reading, auditing, or fetching structured content from a headless CMS. Don't use it if you need to create new content or change field schemas; this server only reads data. If you only need a basic count of collections, use list_content_collections. If you need to know the structure of a specific collection, use get_collection_details. If you are looking for one specific item, use search_collection_content before calling get_collection_item_details to confirm the item exists and get its ID.
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Available Capabilities
Checking content status and metadata manually is a huge time sink.
Today, checking if content is ready means jumping between the CMS dashboard, the file explorer, and the staging environment. You have to click through collections, filter by status (Draft, Published, Archived), and manually verify the item count and schema for every single piece of content. It's slow, error-prone, and requires context switching.
With the Elemeno MCP Server, you tell your agent, 'Show me all published items in the Blog.' The agent executes `list_published_content` and returns a clean, structured list of titles and status directly to your chat. You get the required data in seconds, not minutes.
Elemeno MCP Server: Audit content collections and singletons instantly.
Before, mapping out content meant calling the CMS API endpoint dozens of times: one call for the collection list, another for each collection's schema, and a third for the singleton data. It was a complex, multi-step, manual process just to get a high-level overview.
Now, your agent handles the complexity. You can ask for a 'quick content volume audit,' and the agent runs `quick_content_volume_audit` and returns the summary. You get the full picture in one conversation.
Common Questions About Elemeno MCP
How do I use the Elemeno MCP Server to list all available content collections? +
Run list_content_collections. This tool returns a list of every content area configured in your Elemeno account, giving you the names and IDs you need to work with.
What is the difference between `list_collection_items` and `search_collection_content`? +
list_collection_items returns every item in a collection, regardless of content. search_collection_content only returns items that match a specific keyword search (title or slug), which is much more targeted.
Can I check the structure of a collection using `get_collection_details`? +
Yes. get_collection_details retrieves the detailed field schema and settings for a specific collection ID. This is what you use to understand what kind of data the collection accepts.
Does Elemeno MCP Server help me find global page content? +
Yes. Use list_content_singletons to see all unique global pages, then use get_singleton_content to pull the full data payload for a specific page.
How do I check the publishing status of a specific item using `get_collection_item_details`? +
The get_collection_item_details tool returns the item's current publishing status. You'll see a field like 'status' (e.g., 'Published', 'Draft', 'Archived') within the returned data. This lets your AI client know immediately if the content is live.
What is the difference between `quick_content_volume_audit` and `list_collection_items`? +
The quick_content_volume_audit tool gives you a high-level summary of content activity across the whole CMS. It's a quick health check. list_collection_items, by contrast, lists every single item in a specific collection.
Do I need to use `get_elemeno_account_metadata` before running other content tools? +
While not required to run other tools, using get_elemeno_account_metadata lets you check your account's API limits and available metadata first. It's good practice to verify your usage capacity.
How can I search for content using `search_collection_content`? +
You pass a keyword, title, or slug to the search_collection_content tool. The tool then returns a list of matching items from a specified collection. It's useful for finding content without knowing the exact title.
How do I get an Elemeno API Key? +
Log in to your Elemeno dashboard, select your project, navigate to Settings > API, and you can retrieve your unique API Key from there.
Does the integration support draft content? +
Yes, you can use the list_collection_items tool to see all items, including their status (e.g., draft or published). Specific content retrieval depends on your API key permissions.
Can the agent update content via the API? +
This integration currently focuses on listing and auditing content. Creating or updating items and singletons should be managed via the Elemeno dashboard or specific management API endpoints.
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