Hygraph
Hygraph enables developers to build powerful content APIs in a matter of minutes, while it gives content editors all the tools they need to manage their content.
- 37 updates · 30dTop focus: Support★ 4.5 G2
71 updates from Hygraph and Strapi in the last 30 days. We read them all so you don't have to.
Hygraph enables developers to build powerful content APIs in a matter of minutes, while it gives content editors all the tools they need to manage their content.
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Strapi focused heavily on technical product updates and developer tooling, specifically releasing several features and tutorials centered on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for secure AI content editing and automated workflows. They also introduced content-type folder organization and Live Preview capabilities. In contrast, Hygraph’s activity was primarily thought leadership and strategic guidance, focusing on the implications of AI on brand accuracy, the importance of centralized content for AI agents, and guides for enterprise-scale localization and composable commerce. While Strapi delivered functional updates to its core platform and developer ecosystem, Hygraph concentrated on positioning its architecture within the evolving landscape of AI-driven digital experiences.
Last updates we detected for each vendor.
Hygraph shared a guide on automating enterprise-scale localization by integrating Hygraph as a headless content hub with Lokalise as a translation engine.
Hygraph shared insights on the gap between AI usage and AI scaling in content teams. The company highlights how current CMS limitations prevent effective AI agent implementation.
Hygraph shared insights on how AI search engines rely on fragmented third-party data rather than official websites, potentially misrepresenting brands through outdated or inconsistent content.
Hygraph discusses the challenges brands face as AI assistants and agents become primary information sources. The article emphasizes the importance of providing accurate, centralized, and accessible content to ensure AI models reflect a bran
Hygraph discusses how a composable commerce CMS can resolve eCommerce challenges like inconsistent content, developer delays, and integration issues to drive revenue.
Strapi shared a tutorial on how to extend the Strapi MCP server by registering custom tools to automate complex content workflows.
Strapi shared a tutorial on building a Strapi 5 plugin that uses MCP tools and Claude to enable AI-powered cross-posting to various social media platforms.
Strapi amplified a post by Theodore Kelechukwu Onyejiaku discussing the necessity of implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for AI agents to ensure secure tool usage.
Strapi amplified a post by Theodore Kelechukwu Onyejiaku discussing a tutorial on building a plugin with Strapi MCP and Claude to enhance CMS interactivity.
Strapi shared details about its Live Preview feature, which enables marketers to edit images in real-time without developer assistance. The company also highlighted AI-driven capabilities like automatic alt text and translation available in
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