sanity-io/cli

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# Sanity CLI ## About This Repository This repository contains the Sanity CLI, built with the [oclif framework](https://oclif.io). The CLI provides: - Project initialization and management - Dataset operations and backups - Schema deployment and validation - Development server and deployment tools - GraphQL API management For the Sanity Studio and related tools, see the [sanity monorepo](https://github.com/sanity-io/sanity). ## Technical implementation We're trying out oclif as the CLI framework. It implements a lot of common CLI patterns, and means we can reuse a lot of the existing code. New commands can be added by cd'ing into `packages/@sanity/cli` and running `npx oclif generate command <command-name>`. This will create a new command in the `src/commands` folder. You can also just copy one of the existing commands - they have some minor improvements to TypeScript. You _may_ have to run `pnpm build:cli` (`pnpm watch:cli` is also available) to build the CLI after adding a new command. In development mode, all the command modules will be "loaded" (eg imported) in order to get their help description etc. At build time (pre-publish), a manifest file will be generated containing the available commands. This will be used by the CLI to determine which commands are available, and prevent loading commands that are not to be run (functionality provided by oclif, not specific to Sanity CLI). ## Local Development To run the CLI in development mode, you can run `pnpm run watch` in the `packages/@sanity/cli` folder or `pnpm watch:cli` in the root of the repo. This will watch for changes in the `src` folder and rebuild the CLI on every change running it from the `dist` folder. To test the specific commands you can navigate to `fixtures` and run `npx sanity <command>`. Since everything is watching for changes no need to rebuild when trying new commands.

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sanity-app-sdk

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Build features with the Sanity App SDK (@sanity/sdk-react). Use when adding components, fetching or editing Sanity content, or working with hooks like useDocuments, useDocument, useDocumentProjection, useEditDocument, or useQuery.

2026-10-05

sanity-app-sdk

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Build features with the Sanity App SDK (@sanity/sdk-react) and Sanity UI. Use when adding components, fetching or editing Sanity content, or working with hooks like useDocuments, useDocument, useDocumentProjection, useEditDocument, or useQuery.

2026-10-05

writing-cli-e2e-tests

Software Quality Assurance Analysts & Testers

Use when writing, adding, or modifying e2e tests for CLI commands in packages/@sanity/cli-e2e/. Triggers on e2e test creation, new command test coverage, or changes to CLI test infrastructure.

2026-08-06

sanity-app-sdk

Software Developers

2026-06-30

sanity-app-sdk

Software Developers

2026-06-30

commit

Software Developers

Use when creating git commits - enforces conventional commit format with correct type prefixes for release-triggering vs non-release changes

2026-04-10

product-copy

Writers & Authors

Use this for writing or reviewing Sanity product UI copy: Studio UI text, error/validation messages, empty states, tooltips, buttons, status/confirmation dialogs, onboarding flows, CLI output, and API error responses. Trigger whenever you see UX writing,…

2026-04-08

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