
- Digital Strategy
Taking Karpathy’s wiki to work
The idea of the “LLM knowledge base” is powerful, but how do you bring it into organizational contexts?
Knut Melvær
Knut Melvær

Taking Karpathy’s wiki to work
The idea of the “LLM knowledge base” is powerful, but how do you bring it into organizational contexts?
Knut Melvær
How a media newsroom scales judgment, not volume
Inside the structure, workflows, and standards that let editors move faster without lowering the bar.
Hollie Aghajani
How Gong shipped AI translation, automated summaries, and AI-ready content on a single backend
Gong rebuilt its content foundation on Sanity to power consistent design at scale, AI-assisted translation, and content built for both human and AI discovery.
Kelsey Bernius
The next e-commerce personalization layer is search
Building a search function that understands "earthy linen" and knows what sizes are left is more approachable than it used to be.
David Annez
What agents need to operate your content
What developers doing agentic engineering need to know about what it takes to run content ops for real businesses today.
Knut Melvær
Skills are how your company works, written down for agents
How we built an internal skills platform on Sanity, so anyone at the company can author what our agents know, not just engineers.
Knut Melvær
Structure powers intelligence
AI agents need structure, not scattered docs. Build the foundation now or clean up later.
Magnus Hillestad
How to serve content to agents (a field guide)
“AI-ready content” means at least three different things. This field guide helps you tell them apart, then shows you what to actually build.
Knut Melvær
Most companies aren't ready for AI content operations.
AI-native content infrastructure is now essential. Traditional CMS and piecemeal tools fall short. Leaders must act now to survive.
J.Requena
How AI shaped holiday shopping and what it means for content in 2026
75% of retailers say AI agents are essential by 2026. Don't rebuild content operations—structure once and power web, mobile, and agents from one source.
Hollie Aghajani
The pragmatist's guide to AI-powered content operations
Stop chasing AI strategies. Start eliminating expensive content chores. A practical 30-day guide to implementing AI that delivers measurable value.
Knut Melvær
Clankers and content operations
We believe in AI-generated content ... so long as human content teams orchestrate it.
Simeon Griggs
Why design-driven content modeling creates technical debt, not velocity
Design-to-CMS automation locks you into inflexible content structures. Here's why the separation matters and how to do it right.
Knut Melvær
From studio to inbox: How Kevin Green eliminated email campaign friction
Draft, preview, and send emails where your content already lives. No copy-paste. Always the latest data.
John Siciliano
AEO/GEO: Evolving from Web Pages to the Content Lake
Combine new tactics with a strategic approach to content structure to get ahead in the new AI era. Regardless of whether you call it AEO, GEO or just SEO.
Richard Lawrence
Content that lasts: Scaling beyond your frontend
Learn how Bejamas maintains stable content operations through tech stack changes using Sanity's structured content approach and developer-first architecture.
Pieter Brinkman
Give it in plain text: Making your content AI-Ready
Optimizing for humans AND machines: How we made Sanity Learn bilingual with /llms.txt. Beyond data models, structured content now powers agent experiences.
Knut Melvær
Making website updates easier with structured content
There are many types of content within your organization that can change fast and need to stay consistent. Structuring it can help.
Sarah Beldo
What composable means (to us)
Let‘s dive into what “composable” means for content management and how it represents a better way to build experiences on the web and elsewhere.
Knut Melvær