dial-your-context

Tuning agent context requires capturing concise delta-based instructions that address schema relationship gaps and set up content filters, ensuring agents receive only non-obvious context not deducible from the schema.

Tuning agent responses to Sanity data requires capturing concise delta-based instructions that address schema relationship gaps and set up content filters, ensuring agents receive only non-obvious context not deducible from the schema.

Configuring MCP instructions requires a controlled environment, such as a fresh draft context named tuning-draft, explicit schema awareness, and evidence-backed line items to ensure accurate context delivery.

Yes, you can use this workflow to set up content filters by applying delta-based instructions that explicitly define what the Sanity schema cannot deduce, improving overall data quality and agent responses.

Agent context instructions should only include what the schema cannot deduce to prevent redundancy, ensuring the context captures non-obvious deltas and evidence-backed line items for precise data interaction.