A practical decision guide for choosing SitecoreAI skills, standard agents, or workflow agents based on control, limits, maintenance cost, failure risk, and concrete use cases.
A practical engineering framework for testing SitecoreAI agents with versioned golden artifacts, risk-weighted regression suites, layered evaluators, and CI gates.
A practical technical guide to the execution model inside a SitecoreAI workflow agent, covering actions, variable contracts, branching, bounded retries, failure recovery, and operational testing.
A practical comparison of SitecoreAI and Contentstack across architecture, authoring, AI, personalization, migration risk, and enterprise operating models.
A practical engineering guide to Sitecore XP 10.5 covering the mandatory Solr 10 migration, Windows and SQL platform changes, .NET Framework 4.8.1, Sitecore Framework on .NET 10, security hardening, observability, messaging, breaking changes, and a staged 10.4-to-10.5 upgrade plan.
Artifacts are the operational boundary between probabilistic agent output and governed SitecoreAI content. This implementation-focused guide explains artifact contracts, versioning, validation, provenance, review gates, multi-agent handoffs, and conversion into SitecoreAI items.
A practical SitecoreAI reference architecture for moving a campaign brief through specialized agents, approval gates, localization, and governed Sitecore delivery.
Introduction: AI workflows need more than prompts AI is now part of the daily marketing stack. Teams use it to research competitors, summarize audiences, draft campaign briefs, generate landing page copy, localize content, optimize page variants, and speed up repetitive work. But there’s a big difference between… Read more: Designing AI Workflows with Spaces in SitecoreAI
Modern content operations are under pressure from every direction. Teams are expected to produce more content, localize faster, personalize experiences in real time, and still maintain governance across channels. Traditional CMS workflows were never designed for this level of operational complexity. That’s where SitecoreAI introduces a major… Read more: How Spaces and Agents Change Content Operations in Sitecore AI
Introduction Artificial intelligence inside digital experience platforms is evolving quickly. Most AI-powered marketing tools focus heavily on user interfaces, dashboards, and workflows designed for marketers. While those interfaces are valuable, modern marketing operations increasingly require AI to work beyond the browser. That is where Marketer MCP changes… Read more: How Marketer MCP Extends SitecoreAI Beyond the UI
This is not just a new label on the same product story. It reflects a larger shift in how digital experience platforms are being used. Content teams no longer just need a CMS. They need a connected operating model for planning, creating, personalizing, testing, and improving experiences… Read more: From XM Cloud to SitecoreAI
Si febrero sirvió para afinar Agentic Studio, marzo parece ser la actualización en la que Sitecore lo acerca mucho más al trabajo real de producción. El enfoque es bastante claro: trabajar directamente sobre contenido, hacer más prácticos los agentes personalizados y convertir los espacios en un entorno… Read more: Novedades de SitecoreAI Agentic Studio (marzo de 2026)
As more teams start building AI assistants, retrieval workflows, and search experiences on top of CMS content, one practical question keeps coming up: How do we expose Sitecore content in a format that’s easy for AI systems to consume? In many cases, the answer is Markdown. Markdown… Read more: Serving AI-Ready Markdown from Sitecore XP 10.4 MVC
Markdown isn’t new, but it keeps earning its place. It’s fast to write, easy to read, and plays well with modern development workflows. If you’re working with Sitecore XP or XM, Markdown can be a practical alternative to rich text fields, especially for developer-friendly teams or content… Read more: Using Markdown with Sitecore XP and XM
El viernes 21 de noviembre de 2025 fue una fecha especial para los estudiantes de Ingeniería en Sistemas de la Universidad San Francisco de Quito. Ese día, el SUGLATAM presentó un Workshop impartido por Ramiro Batallas y Gabriel Baldeón. El objetivo no fue solo compartir información, sino… Read more: Sitecore Workshop USFQ
Marketplaces, Machines, and Momentum: The Real Story from Sitecore Symposium Introduction Sitecore Symposium has always been a temperature check on the state of digital experience. This year’s vibe was different. The center of gravity shifted decisively from “individual products” to “a platform you extend.” The signals were… Read more: Sitecore Symposium Insights
Sitecore Stream keeps picking up momentum. What began as an AI assistant for content creation now reaches further into the nuts and bolts of content operations—how content gets ingested, structured, and enriched before anyone hits “publish.” Two recent releases—1.3.23 and 1.4.54—are key markers on that path: This… Read more: What’s New in Sitecore Stream: Smarter Imports, Smarter Images
Introduction In the modern digital landscape, website performance is not just a nice-to-have—it’s a business-critical factor. Google’s Core Web Vitals (CWV) have shifted the way developers, marketers, and architects think about web optimization. These metrics—Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)—play… Read more: Sitecore and Core Web Vitals. Changing the client cache
Table of content Introduction Understanding Multilingual Management in Sitecore XP Deep Dive into Sitecore Stream Setting Up the Environment Step-by-Step: Creating Language Versions Translation & Localization Workflows Troubleshooting & Pitfalls Best Practices & Governance Advanced Use Cases Conclusion Introduction Why Multilingual Content Is No Longer Optional Today,… Read more: Creating Language Versions Using Sitecore Stream in Sitecore XP
Sitecore Stream introduces a modern, real-time, event-driven architecture to the Sitecore ecosystem, enabling more scalable and reactive digital experiences. While it’s built to thrive in the cloud, developers often want to test it locally, especially in Experience Platform (XP) environments. This blog post walks you through how… Read more: Install Sitecore Stream in a Local Sitecore Instance
Sitecore Stream is a new SaaS-based Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Content Hub capability designed to enhance content delivery pipelines. When integrated with Sitecore XP (Experience Platform) and Sitecore XM (Experience Manager), Stream enables headless, cloud-native content streaming, especially for modern composable DXP scenarios. What is Sitecore… Read more: Sitecore Stream over XP and XM
A few days ago, Docker released the new desktop version 4.41.1, but it looks like this release introduces a bug because the npipe volume type was not added to the enumerator. This bug produces something like this when you try to run your local containers Here is… Read more: Work around with Docker 4.41.1 and Sitecore running in containers
Sitecore Stream is an AI-driven orchestration layer designed to enhance digital experience management by integrating generative AI capabilities directly into Sitecore’s suite of composable digital experience platform (DXP) products. It aims to streamline marketing workflows, ensure brand consistency, and accelerate content creation and delivery. What is Sitecore… Read more: Working with projects in Sitecore Stream
In this new era where cloud computing is common, we want to save resources and time managing our apps, and all new front-end frameworks are capable of doing a lot of things, this is where we use “Headless” applications. Since Sitecore released the JSS version of their… Read more: Migrate Sitecore headless site to XM Cloud
Sometimes we have to use custom tokens in the standard values to accomplish the requirement, in this article, we are going to create a new variable replacer to add our custom tokens Let’s follow up on these next steps to do it. In your project, create a… Read more: Create custom tokens for the content editor
Sometimes we need to add a new database in our Sitecore instance, so let’s see how to do it The very first step is to add an additional database to the SQL Server with the same DB schema as Sitecore web database Then, add the custom connection… Read more: Add an additional database to your Sitecore instance
Usually, we need to create components, such as containers, to place other components and display our content in a structured way. So let’s create a two columns component, this gonna be created as we usually do: As you realize, I’m using placeholders to define how the components… Read more: Setting up custom placeholders in the layout service
If you’re thinking of creating a new menu navigation for your website, here is an easy way to do it using headless with Next.js. So, the first thing to do is create the model for each item and the menu. Now, the step is to define an… Read more: Retrieving child items using GraphQL
A practical decision guide for choosing SitecoreAI skills, standard agents, or workflow agents based on control, limits, maintenance cost, failure risk, and concrete use cases.
A practical engineering framework for testing SitecoreAI agents with versioned golden artifacts, risk-weighted regression suites, layered evaluators, and CI gates.
A practical guide to designing, composing, versioning, integrating, and testing reusable JSON Schema contracts for dependable SitecoreAI agent output.
A practical technical guide to the execution model inside a SitecoreAI workflow agent, covering actions, variable contracts, branching, bounded retries, failure recovery, and operational testing.
A practical comparison of SitecoreAI and Contentstack across architecture, authoring, AI, personalization, migration risk, and enterprise operating models.
A practical engineering guide to Sitecore XP 10.5 covering the mandatory Solr 10 migration, Windows and SQL platform changes, .NET Framework 4.8.1, Sitecore Framework on .NET 10, security hardening, observability, messaging, breaking changes, and a staged 10.4-to-10.5 upgrade plan.
Artifacts are the operational boundary between probabilistic agent output and governed SitecoreAI content. This implementation-focused guide explains artifact contracts, versioning, validation, provenance, review gates, multi-agent handoffs, and conversion into SitecoreAI items.
A practical SitecoreAI reference architecture for moving a campaign brief through specialized agents, approval gates, localization, and governed Sitecore delivery.
Introduction: AI workflows need more than prompts AI is now part of the daily marketing stack. Teams use it to research competitors, summarize audiences, draft campaign briefs, generate landing page copy, localize content, optimize page variants, and speed up repetitive work. But there’s a big difference between… Read more: Designing AI Workflows with Spaces in SitecoreAI
Modern content operations are under pressure from every direction. Teams are expected to produce more content, localize faster, personalize experiences in real time, and still maintain governance across channels. Traditional CMS workflows were never designed for this level of operational complexity. That’s where SitecoreAI introduces a major… Read more: How Spaces and Agents Change Content Operations in Sitecore AI
Introduction Artificial intelligence inside digital experience platforms is evolving quickly. Most AI-powered marketing tools focus heavily on user interfaces, dashboards, and workflows designed for marketers. While those interfaces are valuable, modern marketing operations increasingly require AI to work beyond the browser. That is where Marketer MCP changes… Read more: How Marketer MCP Extends SitecoreAI Beyond the UI
This is not just a new label on the same product story. It reflects a larger shift in how digital experience platforms are being used. Content teams no longer just need a CMS. They need a connected operating model for planning, creating, personalizing, testing, and improving experiences… Read more: From XM Cloud to SitecoreAI
Si febrero sirvió para afinar Agentic Studio, marzo parece ser la actualización en la que Sitecore lo acerca mucho más al trabajo real de producción. El enfoque es bastante claro: trabajar directamente sobre contenido, hacer más prácticos los agentes personalizados y convertir los espacios en un entorno… Read more: Novedades de SitecoreAI Agentic Studio (marzo de 2026)
As more teams start building AI assistants, retrieval workflows, and search experiences on top of CMS content, one practical question keeps coming up: How do we expose Sitecore content in a format that’s easy for AI systems to consume? In many cases, the answer is Markdown. Markdown… Read more: Serving AI-Ready Markdown from Sitecore XP 10.4 MVC
Markdown isn’t new, but it keeps earning its place. It’s fast to write, easy to read, and plays well with modern development workflows. If you’re working with Sitecore XP or XM, Markdown can be a practical alternative to rich text fields, especially for developer-friendly teams or content… Read more: Using Markdown with Sitecore XP and XM
Broken internal links are one of those problems that quietly pile up in a Sitecore solution. Editors paste content, pages get renamed or moved, and suddenly your rich text fields are full of links that no longer go anywhere. Sitecore doesn’t validate internal links at render time… Read more: Building a Custom Sitecore RenderField Processor to Validate Internal Links in RTE Fields
El viernes 21 de noviembre de 2025 fue una fecha especial para los estudiantes de Ingeniería en Sistemas de la Universidad San Francisco de Quito. Ese día, el SUGLATAM presentó un Workshop impartido por Ramiro Batallas y Gabriel Baldeón. El objetivo no fue solo compartir información, sino… Read more: Sitecore Workshop USFQ
Marketplaces, Machines, and Momentum: The Real Story from Sitecore Symposium Introduction Sitecore Symposium has always been a temperature check on the state of digital experience. This year’s vibe was different. The center of gravity shifted decisively from “individual products” to “a platform you extend.” The signals were… Read more: Sitecore Symposium Insights
Sitecore Stream keeps picking up momentum. What began as an AI assistant for content creation now reaches further into the nuts and bolts of content operations—how content gets ingested, structured, and enriched before anyone hits “publish.” Two recent releases—1.3.23 and 1.4.54—are key markers on that path: This… Read more: What’s New in Sitecore Stream: Smarter Imports, Smarter Images
Introduction In the modern digital landscape, website performance is not just a nice-to-have—it’s a business-critical factor. Google’s Core Web Vitals (CWV) have shifted the way developers, marketers, and architects think about web optimization. These metrics—Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)—play… Read more: Sitecore and Core Web Vitals. Changing the client cache
In this new era where cloud computing is common, we want to save resources and time managing our apps, and all new front-end frameworks are capable of doing a lot of things, this is where we use “Headless” applications. Since Sitecore released the JSS version of their… Read more: Migrate Sitecore headless site to XM Cloud