Contentyour coding agent can operate.
Your agent drafts the change. You read the diff, preview it on your site, and publish. Nothing goes live before that.
Change sets
Ship the whole change at once.
Entries and assets that belong together go live together.
One preview per set
A private link to your site with the set applied.
Checks run on the set
Nothing invalid gets published.
Publish is one step
Everything in the set, or nothing.
With your agent
It drafts. You publish.
- 01
It writes on a change set.
Nothing touches your site.
- 02
You read the diff.
And preview it on your site.
- 03
You publish.
Or send it back.
Schema as code
Your schema is a file in your repo.
Collections are TypeScript. Pushing shows the diff first.
Diffed before it applies
You see every change before the project does.
Destructive changes are opt-in
Dropping a field needs a flag.
Types for your app
Generated from the same file.
GitHub App
A publish is a pull request.
It moves your site to the new release. Rolling back is reverting a commit.