Simen Svale retweeted
You're now making over a million tool calls a month to the Sanity MCP server.
Running content operations from your agent harness of choice. We're into it.
Simen Svale retweeted
Content agents with eve.dev and @sanity_io.
I recommend you ship the agent you can @ to fix docs, update website copy, draft a changelog or blog… it’s been a game changer for us internally.
Every content team has a backlog of small fixes nobody gets to. The page that's out of date, the doc with a syntax error in a code block, the feedback that piles up.
Durable agents are good at exactly that content operations work.
We paired Sanity with @vercel's brand new eve framework and made an example of a docs agent that picks up the job, reads feedback for content, and writes a structured fix back as a draft for a human to ship.
Because it runs on eve it's durable, so it reacts immediately to new feedback, retries (instead of dying on an error), resumes, and also runs on a schedule instead.
↳ Starter: github.com/sanity-labs/sanit…
↳ Guide: vercel.com/kb/guide/sanity-e…
An agent powered by unstructured content in a vibe database is a loose cannon. It doesn't matter how amazing the models get.
We just launched Sanity Context. Your agent, mainlining your structured content in real time.
We're not pivoting to AI. We were always here for it.
sanity.io/blog/introducing-a…
i have been experimenting with coding agents in collaborative swarms, configurations that are less orchestrated, and more self-organizing.
by recursively distilling events in this manner, the agent appear to stay coherent and directed over thousands of messages. in one sense, the quality of the context window is refined over time, rather than deteriorating.
you can read all about it here, sanity.io/blog/how-we-solved… (it’s free and open source, it’s all here: github.com/sanity-labs/nuum)
Just discovered Letta Code. Most coding agent suffer complete cognitive collapse after prolonged sessions. This is a big limitation when running orchestrated agents as they flame out in a matter of minutes. Letta is actively curating its context window. No more "compaction"!
Our slack-like agent orchestration tool miriad.systems is proving fluid and flexible. Here I have aligned on a spec, then assembled a team of agents implementing it in about 25 minutes of autonomous labor. Collaborating agents with lean context windows are scary smart.
Why can't my coding agents—backend, frontend, architect, designer—just hash it out in a thread like people do?
We made a thing over the holidays to try it. MIRIAD is basically Slack for agents.
We are prepping for an open test run: miriad.systems
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Replying to @simeonGriggs @kapehe_ok
Without context, AI-generated content is for people who hate their audience
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The feeling of seeing our new logo on the @Nasdaq tower is unreal
Most likely, we are idiots, but then again I’m betting we aren’t.
youtu.be/GNE2SULJzOg?si=jaa-…
The cache is dead! Your content is low live by default.
Ever had the "Error Establishing a Database Connection: Too Many Connections" message when your site is under heavy load or played whack-a-mole with cache invalidation?
sanity.io/blog/live-by-defau…
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.@sanity_io + @tailwindcss = the perfect pairing 😍











