Sanity
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Give agents GROQ query, mutation and publish tools for a Sanity dataset. Signed Sanity webhooks, or a once-a-minute polling job for private instances, open Paperclip issues for document changes and can assign them to an agent.
domgolonka/paperclip-plugin-sanityv0.2.0GitHub stars: 0Updated npm 42/mo downloads
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Our take
The Sanity token sets the limits: with an Editor token, agents can also delete and publish documents. Webhooks need Sanity to reach your server, and the polling fallback misses deletions and draft-only edits.
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What it does
- GROQ query tool with published or draft perspective
- Transactional mutations with dry run and draft publishing
- Change issues from signed webhooks or polling
Install
There’s a matching npm package, but the README walks you through a source install.
Requires Node.js 24.11+.
git clone https://github.com/domgolonka/paperclip-plugin-sanity.git
cd paperclip-plugin-sanity
npm install
npm run build- Build the checkout using the README’s installation route.
- Install the absolute checkout path with paperclipai plugin install.
- In Plugins → Sanity → Settings, set the project, dataset and token secret, then add a webhook secret or a polling filter.
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