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Elemeno lets your AI agent talk directly to a headless CMS. You can check publishing statuses, list all content collections, pull global page data, and audit your entire site's content structure right from chat.
What your AI can do
Get elemeno account metadata
Pulls account limits and overall usage statistics for your Elemeno project.
Get collection details
Fetches detailed settings and field schemas for any specific content collection.
Get collection item details
Retrieves the full content data and metadata for a single item inside a collection.
Retrieve a full list of all content collections configured in your account.
Get detailed metadata, including the exact field schemas, for any specific content collection.
Pull the full text and data for a single piece of content within a collection.
Search across all collections using keywords in titles or slugs to find relevant content.
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Pulls account limits and overall usage statistics for your Elemeno project.
Get Collection Details
Fetches detailed settings and field schemas for any specific content collection.
Get Collection Item Details
Retrieves the full content data and metadata for a single item inside a collection.
Quick Content Volume Audit
Provides an immediate, high-level summary of activity across collections and...
Get Singleton Content
Gets the full content data for a unique global page or site setting.
List Content Collections
Retrieves a list of all unique content collections defined in your account.
List Collection Items
Lists every available piece of content within a chosen collection.
List Published Content
Identifies and lists only those items that are currently marked with a 'Published'...
List Content Singletons
Lists all global singleton blocks, like contact pages or site settings.
Search Collection Content
Finds specific items within a collection using keywords in the title or slug.
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Manually checking publishing status across collections is a pain point.
Today, if you need to know if 50 blog posts are ready for launch, you open the CMS dashboard. You have to click into 'Blog Posts,' then look at the item list. You scroll through drafts, clicking on each one or running manual filters until you confirm they all say 'Published.' It's a tedious mess of clicks and tabs.
With this MCP, your agent checks the status for you. Instead of navigating pages, you just ask: 'Show me only published items in the Blog Posts collection.' You get an instant count, a clean list, and confirmation—no clicking required.
Getting Content Structure Details with `get_collection_details`
Before adding a new content type or building a template, developers usually have to ask an Ops team member, 'What fields does the Product collection use?' They wait for manual confirmation and then check documentation. This back-and-forth slows everything down.
Now, you tell your agent, 'Run `get_collection_details` on the Product collection.' The schema—every field name, every data type—is returned immediately in chat. It's fast, it's accurate, and it keeps your workflow moving.
What your AI can actually do with this
Need to know what’s published and what needs fixing across your whole website? This MCP connects you to Elemeno, which handles the backend for many modern sites. Think of it as giving your AI agent direct access to the CMS database without needing a developer to write a single query.
You can ask simple questions—like 'How many products are currently drafted?' or 'What fields does the blog collection use?'—and get instant answers. It’s perfect for content teams and developers who need visibility into complex digital assets fast. When you connect this MCP via Vinkius, your agent acts as a single pane of glass over all your content collections and singleton global pages.
You manage everything through conversation, tracking items, checking publishing statuses, and even getting high-level summaries of how healthy the entire CMS is.
019d758e-fdf5-717c-a350-ba1764d6bf2f Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is that it turns complex CMS backend queries into simple conversations with your agent.
Connect your AI agent to the Elemeno MCP and authorize it using your project's API key.
Tell your agent what you need—for example, 'Show me all published items in the Services collection.'
The MCP executes the necessary calls and returns clean data detailing item counts, schemas, or full content bodies.
Who is this actually for?
This MCP is for the Content Manager who can't wait for a developer to check item counts, or the Developer who needs quick metadata checks while debugging. You're the one who deals with content structure daily and hates clicking through five different admin dashboards.
Needs to verify if a collection item has been published, or quickly check the publishing status of ten blog posts before a launch window.
Requires auditing collection schemas or checking singleton data during development sprints without logging into the CMS dashboard.
Needs to list all available content collections and see if a new type of page (like 'Case Study') has been set up in the system.
What Changes When You Connect
Instantly check publishing statuses. Need to know if an item is 'draft' or 'published'? Use list_published_content to filter content and confirm readiness without clicking into the admin panel.
Audit your entire site structure. Instead of guessing what data fields exist, run a quick audit using quick_content_volume_audit to get immediate metadata on activity levels across all collections.
Deep dive into specific assets. If you need the full text and settings for one item, calling get_collection_item_details pulls everything in one go, bypassing multiple page loads.
Understand global data points. Want to know what's in your 'About Us' page? Use list_content_singletons first, then call get_singleton_content for the full JSON payload.
Find content fast. Don't scroll through hundreds of items. Use search_collection_content and provide a keyword to pull up exactly what you need by title or slug.
View the big picture. Start by calling list_content_collections to see every piece of structured data your site uses, giving you an overview before diving into specifics.
See it in action
Preparing for a launch
The Content Manager knows 15 blog posts are ready but needs confirmation. They ask the agent to run list_published_content on the 'Blog Posts' collection. The agent confirms that all 15 items have a 'Published' status, allowing the team to schedule the launch with confidence.
Debugging missing fields
The Web Developer sees an error because the product page is missing a required field. They use get_collection_details on the 'Product' collection and immediately see that the 'Material Spec' field schema was never added, fixing the bug instantly.
Finding outdated global settings
The Operations Team is updating site branding. They ask the agent to check all singletons using list_content_singletons. The agent flags a singleton named 'Contact Page' that hasn't been updated in six months, pointing the team toward stale data.
Reviewing project scope
The Product Owner wants to know how many content types exist. They ask the agent to run list_content_collections. The agent returns a list of all 8 collections, confirming that the new 'Partners' collection was successfully added.
The honest tradeoffs
Assuming universal data access
Trying to ask for general site content without specifying which collection or singleton it belongs to. The agent gets confused and can’t retrieve anything useful.
Always start by listing the available types. Run list_content_collections first, then specify a target like 'Show me items in the Products collection' using list_collection_items.
Forgetting publishing status
Requesting all content for a collection when half of it is still marked as 'Draft'. The agent pulls massive amounts of irrelevant, unreleased data.
Use list_published_content to filter the results. This keeps your focus strictly on live content that needs review.
Searching without context
Asking for general metadata about 'the site'. This is too vague and doesn't point to a specific data source or collection.
If you need high-level summaries, use quick_content_volume_audit. If you need specifics, first list the collections with list_content_collections.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your core workflow revolves around content modeling: listing what types of data exist (list_content_collections), checking item status (published vs. draft), or retrieving structured data from a defined source. Don't use it if you are only trying to manage user accounts, send emails, or pull external financial records; those require different MCPs. If your goal is simply general site analytics without needing field-level detail, another system might be better. But when the job requires knowing what content exists and how that data is structured in a headless CMS, this MCP is essential.
Questions you might have
How do I check if a singleton page exists using `list_content_singletons`? +
Simply ask the agent to run list_content_singletons. This command returns every unique global content block your site uses, like 'Contact Page' or 'Global Footer Settings', giving you an immediate inventory.
What is the difference between `list_collection_items` and `search_collection_content`? +
Listing items (list_collection_items) gives you a count and names of everything in a collection. Searching allows you to narrow that down by title or slug keyword, giving you precise results.
Can I check my account limits with `get_elemeno_account_metadata`? +
Yes. Running get_elemeno_account_metadata retrieves your current usage statistics and any defined content limits, so you always know where you stand.
How do I find the full data for a single product page using `get_collection_item_details`? +
Specify the collection and the item's unique identifier. The agent executes get_collection_item_details, returning all metadata, rich text, and structured fields in one payload.
How can I check the field schemas for all my content collections using `get_collection_details`? +
It retrieves detailed settings and schema information for a specified collection. This is crucial because it shows you exactly what data points are available before you write any code or run complex queries against that content.
What is the best way to identify only published content using `list_published_content`? +
This tool filters and returns a list of items currently marked as 'Published.' It’s ideal for building workflows or generating reports where you need to guarantee that all retrieved data is live on your production site.
Can I run an overall content health check using `quick_content_volume_audit`? +
Yes, it provides a quick, high-level summary of activity across both collections and singletons. You get key metrics like total item counts instantly without having to pull massive amounts of raw data first.
If I know the slug, how do I retrieve all fields using `get_singleton_content`? +
You supply the unique identifier or slug to pull the complete content payload for that specific singleton block. This gives you all the structured data in one go, ready for use in your application logic.
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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