Configure Studio

New sanity openapi command group with list and get subcommands for accessing Sanity OpenAPI specifications directly from the CLI.

Command overview:

usage: npx sanity openapi [--default] [-v|--version] [-d|--debug] [-h|--help] <command> [<args>]

Commands:
 get Get a specific OpenAPI spec by slug
 list List all available OpenAPI specifications

See 'npx sanity help openapi <command>' for specific information on a subcommand.

Usage examples:

List all available OpenAPI specs
sanity openapi list

List with JSON output for scripting
sanity openapi list --json

Open HTTP Reference in browser
sanity openapi list --web

Get a specific spec (YAML format, default)
sanity openapi get query

Get spec in JSON format
sanity openapi get query --format=json

Open specific spec in browser
sanity openapi get query --web

Pipe to file
sanity openapi get query > query-api.yaml
sanity openapi get assets --format=json > assets-api.json

Key features:

• 20 available OpenAPI specs at time of release: Access API, Actions, Agent Actions, Assets API, Backups, Copy API, Doc API, Embeddings Index, Export, History, Jobs, Listen, Live, Media Library API, Mutation, Projects, Query, Roles, Scheduling, Webhooks
• Clean piping: Status messages respect isInteractive to avoid contaminating redirected output
• Web integration: Seamless browser opening for traditional documentation browsing
• Automation-friendly: JSON output and clean piping support scripting workflows

You can now add filters to image and file types to limit which Media Library assets display in the image selection interface.

This lets you specify GROQ filters that apply to the Media Library's sanity.imageAsset and sanity.fileAsset documents.

Example:

{
  name: 'imageWithMediaLibraryFilters',
  title: 'Image with Media Library filter',
  type: 'image',
  options: {
    mediaLibrary: {
      filters: [
        {
          name: 'Has colourDetails aspect',
          query: 'defined(aspects.colourDetails)',
        },
        {
          name: 'Greater than 4000px wide',
          query: 'currentVersion->metadata.dimensions.width > 4000',
        },
      ],
    },
  },
}

A recent release of a rollup, which is a library used by sanity build caused dialogs in the Studio to be rendered with height of 1 pixel, effectively rendering all dialogs empty. This issue should no longer appear in newly created studios as of v4.2.0, but it might require intervention for existing Studios affected by this issue.

If you still see this issue after upgrading to sanity@v4.2.0, running one of the following commands (depending on your package manager) should fix the issue for now:

npm install --no-save rollup@4.45.3

# or

pnpm up rollup@4.45.3

# or

yarn upgrade --no-save rollup@4.45.3

pnpm add --no-save rollup@4.45.3

# or

pnpm up rollup@4.45.3

# or

yarn upgrade --no-save rollup@4.45.3

yarn add rollup@4.45.3

# or

pnpm up rollup@4.45.3

# or

yarn upgrade --no-save rollup@4.45.3

bun add rollup@4.45.3

# or

pnpm up rollup@4.45.3

# or

yarn upgrade --no-save rollup@4.45.3

• TypeGen: Fixes a bug with references declared as inline types.
• npx sanity init in next projects now use next-sanity@v10, which supports sanity@v4 and has next@v15.1 and react@v19 as its baseline.
• Fixes an issue where the title for a draft document with a task wasn't showing up when opening the task list view.
• Adds visual improvements to the Studio version info dialog.