Content Management MCP Servers
8 MCP servers connect AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT to the content management tools your business already runs on — including Kontent.ai, Box, Contentful. Pick a server below to see what it does, whether it's officially maintained, and what an assistant can automate with it.
Kontent.ai
Create, manage, and explore content models in Kontent.ai headless CMS. Automate content operations.
About the Kontent.ai MCP server →Box
Intelligent content management. Search files, manage folders, and leverage Box AI for content understanding.
About the Box MCP server →Contentful
Manage the full Contentful content lifecycle — create and edit entries, manage assets and content types, bulk publish, and invoke AI Actions across spaces.
About the Contentful MCP server →Sanity
Create, patch, and publish Sanity content with full schema awareness, run GROQ queries and semantic search, and manage releases and datasets.
About the Sanity MCP server →Storyblok
Create stories, update and publish entries, and manage assets in Storyblok by discovering and executing Management API operations through a hosted MCP endpoint.
About the Storyblok MCP server →Strapi
Create, read, update, publish, and unpublish content in a Strapi CMS through auto-generated CRUD tools per content type, with permission enforcement built in.
About the Strapi MCP server →Webflow
Build and manage Webflow sites: create and update CMS collections and items, edit page content, and manage site publishing through Webflow's Data API.
About the Webflow MCP server →WordPress
Manage a WordPress site remotely — posts, pages, and site content via the WordPress REST API, with optional WooCommerce support. Maintained by Automattic.
About the WordPress MCP server →Want this connected to your business — with governance handled?
Crox maps your processes, connects AI to the tools you already use, and keeps it working as models change. Start with a readiness assessment or talk to us about a build.