Built for agentic development.
Every run invents a new one, none decided. This Next.js and Sanity kit commits six years of decisions. Your agent builds inside them, and checks its work through MCP and a real Chrome.
Every run invents a new one, none decided. This Next.js
and Sanity kit commits six years of decisions. Your
agent builds inside them, and checks its work through
MCP and a real Chrome.
For engineers who work in Next.js and Sanity.
CLICK & HOLD
The Content Architecture is the production foundation underneath my client work. Hundreds of choices, schema, fetching, structure, SEO, made once over six years and committed. Not a starter you outgrow in a month. Clone it, rename it, ship. The architecture is fixed; the tools are defaults you can swap. Fixed decisions are also what make agentic development work: an agent inside committed conventions ships, an agent without them redesigns.
001 / AGENT-NATIVE
AGENTS.md and a dozen scoped skills let Claude Code or Cursor ingest the conventions before the first prompt, instead of proposing a plausible new architecture per run. Two preconfigured MCP servers ship in the repo: one reads the Next.js runtime, compilation errors, routes, docs matching the installed version, the other drives a real Chrome for screenshots, traces, and screencasts. The agent builds inside the decisions and checks its own work.
002 / AGENT-READY IN PRODUCTION
The shipped site stays legible to agents that read it. An editable llms.txt, drafted from your content with Sanity Agent Actions, and a token-light Markdown version of every page, served on the same URL through content negotiation. Generated in Studio, served verbatim, and a feature you can put in your own proposal.
003 / SCHEMA AS A SYSTEM
Document roles, factory functions, singletons. Every schema looks the same, so every editor knows where to go. You never model the structure from scratch again.
004 / THE HARD FIELDS, ALREADY BUILT
The three fields nobody gets right the first time. A link field that handles internal refs, external URLs, email, and params. A media field that normalizes image, Mux, Rive, and Lottie into one shape, each returning dimensions, so you forget layout shift. A page builder with guardrails. Reusable, typed, composed everywhere.
005 / FETCH LAYER, SOLVED
CDN bypassed in production, Data Cache doing the work, webhooks invalidating on publish, draft mode wired in. Stale content after publish stops being a midnight problem.
006 / A STUDIO EDITORS ACTUALLY USE
Every document type where editors expect it. Pages own their routes, singletons stay locked, no hunting. Clients stop emailing to ask where their homepage lives.
007 / SEO, DONE NOT DEFERRED
Per-page metadata from schema, sitemap driven by Sanity, OpenGraph with auto-cropped images, robots.txt included. Nothing bolted on the week before launch.
008 / PRODUCTION-READY FROM DAY ONE
Basic auth, spam-protected forms, redirects managed in Sanity, analytics, view transitions. The plumbing you reconfigure every project, already wired.
009 / WIRED UP, NOT JUST CLONED
An interactive setup script provisions the Sanity project, mints the tokens, adds CORS, and registers the revalidation webhook, then writes your .env. Export and migration scripts back up production and move content between environments. The first run is handled, not documented.
THIS IS THE ACTUAL REPO.
# The Content Architecture
A modern Next.js 16 starter with Sanity CMS integration.
## Features
- Next.js 16 with App Router and Server Components
- Sanity CMS with in-app Studio
- TypeScript 6, Tailwind CSS 4, and Biome
- Reusable components, page builder sections, and rich text blocks
- Draft mode with Sanity Live, SEO helpers, and ISR revalidation
- HTTP Basic Auth (optional): `proxy.ts` gates the site or individual URLs
- llms.txt for AI assistants: an editable, AI-generated `/llms.txt`
- Agent Markdown (content negotiation): pages serve token-light Markdown~/the-content-architecture-next-js > get-access # €549 · one-time
~/the-content-architecture-next-js > try: git, ls, tree, plop, cat README.md
Real sites, shipped on The Content Architecture. With the plumbing already handled, the effort goes where it shows. The work here has been recognized by Awwwards, FWA, and CSSDA, and picked up across design directories.
ASTRO AND BUNDLE PRICING
ANNOUNCED AT LAUNCH.
001 THE NEXT.JS 16 + SANITY V6 REPO
002 FOR NEXT.JS + SANITY ENGINEERS, NOT NO-CODE
001 THE ASTRO 7 + SANITY V6 REPO
002 FOR ASTRO + SANITY ENGINEERS, NOT NO-CODE
001 BOTH REPOS, NEXT.JS AND ASTRO
002 FOR NEXT.JS + ASTRO ENGINEERS, NOT NO-CODE
Next.js 16 with the App Router and React Compiler, Sanity v6, TypeScript in strict mode, Tailwind 4, and Biome for lint and format. Deploys on Vercel out of the box, and runs on Cloudflare via OpenNext.
It is built for it. AGENTS.md plus a dozen scoped skills mean any agentic tool ingests the conventions and boundaries before you write a prompt.
Yes. Every site built on this ships with an editable llms.txt and a token-light Markdown version of every page and article.
No. The opinion lives in the architecture, and the tools sit on top of it. The defaults can be swapped cleanly.
Some, yes. This is a real codebase, not a no-code template. You should be comfortable in a Sanity schema file and a Next.js project.
No. This is a real Next.js and Sanity codebase, not a no-code tool. You clone the repo and write real code on top of it.
Yes. Unlimited projects, commercial use, no attribution required.
Most boilerplates give you a pile of features. This gives you decisions, made once over six years and committed.
A free starter gets you a clean install and the easy parts. What it leaves you is the work that actually costs the days.
This is a daily driver, kept current across Next.js majors, Sanity migrations, and plugin changes.
The full repo on day one, a perpetual license, and lifetime updates included.
Buyers get a private GitHub Discussions space where questions are answered directly.
Report it and the patch ships to everyone.
Because the full source is delivered on purchase, sales are final.
There is no no-code editor, UI kit, auth-billing-dashboard scaffolding, or course wrapped around it.