How we built a living intranet
Most intranets are static and hard to navigate. In this first episode of Sanity on Sanity, Sanity engineers Peter and Saskia walk through Sanity Home: the internal hub designed for busy teams. Where information stays current on its own, so the team isn't spending time maintaining it.
You'll see how it works under the hood: scheduled and document-triggered functions (including a nightly job that reconciles whatever drifted out of sync), the shared component and data layers the team reuses across every internal app, and a chatbot they added in about 15 minutes with Sanity Context.
Want to build this into your own project? It's all below: the real functions behind Sanity Home, plus a knowledge base starter built from the same blocks to clone and make your own.
About Sanity on Sanity
This series goes inside the applications we build on our own stack, the internal tools that run our company well beyond the marketing site. In each episode, the teams behind them walk through the problems the tools solve, the architecture, and the patterns you can reuse.
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