
1 October 2026 · 1 min · Marco Bianchi
Sanity evaluation results presented at the CodeLand Plenary
The full results of CodeLand’s Sanity evaluation, including the AEM concept map and the recommendation, are published after the Plenary.
Status and plan for each capability, verified against Sanity’s documentation on 23 September 2026.
Hosted, real-time JSON document database with drafts, versions and history. SaaS only: it cannot be self-hosted.
Open-source React editing app, configured in code. v6 (June 2026) builds 2–9× faster on Vite 8. Hosted by Sanity or self-hosted.
Content types, fields and validation are TypeScript files in git, reviewed and deployed like any other code.
Query language that filters, joins references and shapes the response in one request. Sanity-specific: the main lock-in to plan for.
A GraphQL endpoint generated from the schema, for teams that prefer GraphQL over GROQ.
Rich text stored as structured JSON, not HTML, so it renders anywhere and AI can edit it safely.
Several editors in the same document at once, with presence and live updates; no page locking.
Click any text on your own frontend to edit it, with a live draft preview and drag-and-drop section reordering.
Published changes reach the website in about a second, without rebuilds or cache purges.
Generates TypeScript types from the schema and every GROQ query, so the frontend is type-safe end to end.
Document-level (a copy per language) or field-level (values per language) via official plugins; unlimited locales on every plan.
HTTP callbacks filtered and shaped with GROQ (2 on Free, 4 on Growth).
Serverless handlers that run on content events, schedules or other functions; 500k invocations per month included.
AI on documents from code: Generate, Transform, Translate, Prompt, Patch. Uses AI credits (1,000/month included).
Schema-aware AI assistant: finds, fixes, translates and creates content in bulk. Changes are staged for review; publishing is always a separate step.
In-Studio AI instructions on any field, plus translation of whole documents or fields.
Lets AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code) query and edit content with full schema awareness.
Field-level comments and assignable tasks inside the Studio.
Schedule a single draft to publish at a set time (pausable since Studio v6.15).
Bundle many changes, preview them together and publish or schedule them as one release. Worked on our Growth trial (tested 24/09); pricing lists it as Enterprise.
Organisation-wide DAM with custom metadata (aspects), versions and video streaming. This demo uses the free media plugin instead.
Every image is resized, cropped around a hotspot and converted to modern formats on the fly by URL.
Free: Administrator and Viewer. Growth adds Editor, Developer and Contributor (writes but cannot publish).
SAML SSO, custom roles with GROQ-filtered access, full audit trail and uptime SLA.
Editorial stages defined in TypeScript and queryable with GROQ (announced at Everything NYC 2026).
Pre-built, reconciled topic index over datasets, websites and PDFs, served to AI agents.
AI-assisted free-form writing space that maps drafts into Studio fields.
Personalised variants of content stored next to the base content and selected via your CDP.
Long-running, multi-step publish pipelines that survive third-party failures.

1 October 2026 · 1 min · Marco Bianchi
The full results of CodeLand’s Sanity evaluation, including the AEM concept map and the recommendation, are published after the Plenary.

25 September 2026 · 2 min · Marco Bianchi
After a hands-on evaluation, CodeLand adds Sanity next to Adobe Experience Manager and Strapi for structured, omnichannel and AI-assisted content.

24 September 2026 · 1 min · Sara Colombo
Templates, live previews, comments and tasks: how an editor plans, writes and publishes a feature in Sanity Studio.