Sanity Alternative MCP. Query your content, manage datasets, and update documents via natural chat.

Listen up. This server lets your AI agent talk directly to your headless CMS data. You can treat your entire Sanity project like a conversational endpoint, ditching the manual clicks in the Studio and the boilerplate API calls that slow you down.

Query Documents: The query_documents tool runs advanced GROQ queries against all your content collections. You don't just search; you pull highly specific data sets—think pulling 'every article published last quarter that mentions widget X but isn't in the finance department.' Need to narrow it down? Use search_documents which lets you target content by type and apply a limit, giving you full field details for every match.

If you just wanna see what collections exist across your whole project—like 'production,' 'staging,' or maybe a dev sandbox—the list_datasets tool lists all available content collections.

Reading Data: Wanna check if a specific document is still around? The get_document tool retrieves every piece of field data for one particular record, whether you know its ID or it's still sitting as a draft. If you just wanna browse what types of documents exist in general, the list_documents tool shows you all content types and gives you their IDs and core fields so you know exactly what’s hanging out there.

Content Lifecycle Management: When you write new stuff, you use create_document. This builds and saves a brand-new document—you gotta specify the required type and title when you run it, and it hands back that fresh document ID. You can also make whole collections if you need one for staging or development using create_dataset, which leaves you with an empty but ready container.

Don't forget about updating stuff. The update_document tool modifies fields on a record without making you rewrite the entire thing. Maybe a draft needs its status changed to 'published'? You do that here. Or maybe it’s just a typo in the title—you fix it with this tool using the document ID.

And when something's dead, delete_document takes it out permanently. Use that only when you know for sure; it's irreversible.

Auditing and Assets: You gotta keep track of who can touch what. The list_users tool gives you a clean list of every project member, letting you audit current access permissions across the whole team. Need to check which images are available? The list_image_assets tool lists all media files in your library, giving you the asset ID, the original filename, and the exact dimensions so you know what you're working with.

This means your AI client acts like a dedicated operations assistant for your content. It lets you run complex queries, manage drafts, update statuses, check user permissions, and track media assets—all from natural conversation. You won't be stuck navigating the Studio or writing repetitive API calls just to verify metadata.

Everything you need lives right here.