Validate GROQ queries and schema edits for Sanity CMS projects.
npx skills add https://github.com/etylsarin/opencastle --skill sanity-cms-etylsarin
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sanity-cms Source: https://github.com/etylsarin/opencastle/tree/main/src/orchestrator/plugins/sanity Command: npx skills add https://github.com/etylsarin/opencastle --skill sanity-cms-etylsarin
Sanity projects commonly encounter silent failures from incorrect GROQ queries, schema mismatches, and improper handling of drafts or reference cardinality, causing broken content and deployment regressions.
Use the sanity-cms skill to inspect the project's schema, validate a GROQ query in Vision, and highlight any mismatched fields before deployment.
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To validate GROQ queries against your Sanity schema, inspect local Studio schema files first, then test queries using Vision to highlight mismatched fields and prevent silent deployment failures.
Sanity GROQ queries return silent failures when there are schema mismatches or incorrect query syntax. Checking local Studio schema files before writing queries prevents drift and avoids broken content.
Handling draft and publish patterns in Sanity CMS requires schema-first validation to manage content workflow safety. This approach prevents regressions by ensuring proper reference cardinality and avoiding array versus single-reference pitfalls.
Yes, inspecting Sanity content models and validating schema changes requires access to local Studio schema files and Sanity API credentials to ensure accurate guidance and prevent content deployment regressions.
Preventing schema drift during Sanity content model changes involves validating local Studio schema files before applying edits. This schema-first approach ensures GROQ queries and references remain aligned with the updated model.
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