Sanity CMS
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Log in to Your Sanity.io Project
- Go to Sanity.io Manage and log in to your account.
Select the Relevant Project
- From your Sanity dashboard, select the project you want to connect to the MCP server.
Find Your Project ID
- In the project overview or under project settings, locate your Project ID and copy it.
Get the Dataset Name
- Go to your project's datasets (often found in the main dashboard or under "Datasets").
- Identify the dataset you wish to use (commonly named
production, but could be different). - Copy the dataset name.
Generate an API Token
- In your Sanity project dashboard, go to
Settings→API→Tokens. - Click "Add new token".
- Create a new token for MCP server usage.
- Choose appropriate permissions:
- For read-only usage: Select the viewer role.
- For editing content: Select editor or developer.
- Important: Copy and store the token securely when it is shown—it will only be shown once!
- In your Sanity project dashboard, go to
Determine Your User Role
- Decide on the user role for the MCP server:
- Use
developerfor full access to all MCP tools. - Use
editorfor content management only.
- Use
- Decide on the user role for the MCP server:
Fill in the FastMCP Connection Interface
- Click your "Install Now" button for adding ENVs in your FastMCP interface.
- Enter the following values:
SANITY_PROJECT_ID: (Paste your copied Project ID)SANITY_DATASET: (Paste your dataset name)SANITY_API_TOKEN: (Paste the API token you just generated)MCP_USER_ROLE: (Enter eitherdeveloperoreditoras chosen in the previous step)
Save and Continue
- Save the connection. Your MCP server can now interact with your Sanity content!
Security Tip: Use different API tokens for development and production environments, never share or commit your token, and periodically rotate your token for maximum security.
Quick Start
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Configuration for
Environment Variables
Please provide values for the following environment variables:
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Please provide values for the following HTTP headers:
started!
The MCP server should open in . If it doesn't open automatically, please check that you have the application installed.
Copy and run this command in your terminal:
Make sure Gemini CLI is installed:
Visit Gemini CLI documentation for installation instructions.
Make sure Claude Code is installed:
Visit Claude Code documentation for installation instructions.
Installation Steps:
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