# New blueprints and search docs, smarter search with learn content, and personalized code snippets **Version:** v2026-05-29 **Published:** May 29, 2026 In addition to all the product updates from across Sanity, the documentation surface continues to grow with updated Next.js articles, a new guide for search, and additional guidance on organizing your blueprints. The platform also received a variety of fixes, along with some exciting personalizing and search improvements. ## New and updated docs ### Next.js updates `next-sanity` 13 was released, and with it comes updates to many of the Sanity + Next.js articles. There’s a new guide on how to use [Sanity Live with cache components](https://www.sanity.io/docs/nextjs/cache-components). ### GROQ search patterns We’ve added a new guide on the different ways to [implement search with GROQ](https://www.sanity.io/docs/content-lake/search-content-with-groq). This includes patterns for both traditional search using BM25 (the industry standard ranking algorithm) as well as embeddings-based semantic similarity searching. ### Everyday Content Agent prompts and workflows Our content operations team put together an operator-focused guide filled with [practical tips and prompts](https://www.sanity.io/docs/user-guides/content-agent-user-guide) for making the most of Content Agent. ### Managing Blueprints and Functions in a monorepo The new [Project layout and monorepos](https://www.sanity.io/docs/blueprints/project-layout-and-monorepos) guide takes you through different ways to add Blueprints and Functions to your project, along with our recommended organization patterns. If you haven’t tried [Blueprints](https://www.sanity.io/docs/blueprints) yet, this is a great time to start. ## Platform improvements ### Better search Sanity Learn now shows up in docs search. The Cmd-K palette gained a dedicated Learn group that surfaces public Learn courses and lessons alongside your regular docs results. It’s powered by a live GROQ full-text search (BM25 ranking plus semantic similarity), so conceptual or slightly-misspelled queries still find the right course. ### Personalized content ![Code snippet for Sanity client setup, showing a `projectId` placeholder with an overlaid pop-up explaining it.](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/3do82whm/next/cd38fa1c253d5099e1e89cded2adf673a76ced80-1570x962.png) Logged-in Sanity users now have the ability to see dynamic code snippets with their own customizable project and dataset details. Any time you see a `PROJECT_ID` or `DATASET_NAME` placeholder, click to populate with your own values. ### Better for AI agents Changelog history is now part of the Markdown and LLM output. When an agent or LLM fetches a doc’s `.md` twin (for example `/docs/ai/mcp-server.md`), it now gets a Related changelog entries section listing the versioned changes that reference that document, matching the live changelog tab one-to-one. This works for articles and HTTP/OpenAPI reference pages, while the raw JSON and YAML spec output stays clean. The API reference site is now discoverable by agents. `sanity.io/llms.txt` now links out to `reference.sanity.io/llms.txt`. Compliant agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Aider, Continue, and others) follow that link to reach the per-package descriptions and Markdown twins on the reference site. This closes a gap where agents searching for SDK hooks bounced off `/docs` and never found the canonical reference. ### Platform and dependencies The docs app moved to Next.js 16.2.6, React 19.2.6, and the latest `next-sanity` (cache-components line), alongside routine Sanity client and dependency bumps. ### Fixes - Search results for headings whose IDs start with a number now land on the correct anchor instead of jumping to the top of the page. - Deep links to a heading inside a non-default tab now activate that tab and scroll to the heading, instead of silently doing nothing. - The Astro, Nuxt, and React Router quickstart cards on the docs homepage navigate reliably again after hydration, now guarded by a regression test.