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#agents
What an Agent-First CMS Actually Cuts: The 85% Hook
Agent-first CMS design can remove editor and database machinery, but not review, hosting, design, or maintenance. A candid guide to what actually disappears.
Agent Publishing Safety: Direct Pushes with Guardrails
Agent publishing safety needs scoped tools, source checks, deterministic validation, protected branches, and a complete-batch release gate.
Building an AI Content Agent That Doesn't Produce Slop
Build an AI content agent with source briefs, narrow tools, editorial checks, and review gates that cut repetition and unsupported claims.
Publishing MCP Tools: create_draft to publish_post
Understand publishing MCP tools from create_draft to validate_post to publish_post, with schemas, permissions, and release gates.
Best MCP Server Publishing Tools in 2026 — 6 Compared
Compare MCP server publishing tools in 2026: protocol-native workflows, CMS APIs, permissions, validation, and the tradeoffs behind each fit.
AI Editor Agent Profile: One Agent Owns a Publication
An AI editor agent profile gives a publication workflow a stable scope: skills, sources, branch rules, schedules, and a clear stop condition.
Introducing Strand CMS: publishing built for agents
Strand CMS is an open-source, agent-first publishing system. MDX in Git, SEO and AI-search built in, no database and no CMS UI. Here is the why and the how.