Josh Hartman

Solutions Architecture @sanity_io | Web Engineer | 🍣 Enthusiast

[Sanity @sanity_io]

Content teams aren’t blocked by publishing.

They’re buried upstream - rewrites, translations, reuse that never works.

And now content isn’t just for people anymore. It feeds models, powers agents, run workflows. Content needs to be data: structured, governed, reusable.

Sanity is the intelligent backend for companies building AI content operations at scale.

Model your business. Automate everything. Power anything.

Structure powers intelligence.

[Sanity @sanity_io]

Claude can now create, update, and manage your content.

Sanity is available as a connector in @AnthropicAI's @claudeai. Create content, query documents, manage releases, deploy schemas. Plus guided prompts for migrations, schema design, and project setup.

Structured content, so what Claude creates works everywhere your content goes.

Add Sanity under Connectors in Claude Web/Desktop/Mobile, or `npx sanity@latest mcp configure` for Claude Code.

https://t.co/AFqapFRms5

[MeekMill @MeekMill]

I need a GitHub too! Is it like that or nah?

[Simen Svale @svale]

An agent powered by unstructured content in a vibe database is a loose cannon. It doesn't matter how amazing the models get.

We just launched Sanity Context. Your agent, mainlining your structured content in real time.

We're not pivoting to AI. We were always here for it.

https://t.co/aZ5xUcdglN

[Sanity @sanity_io]

"The model wasn't broken. The context was."

@MHillestad on why AI agents need structured content, not bigger context windows.

Structure powers intelligence.

https://t.co/eO9Vt7vcTm

[Cloudflare @Cloudflare]

We rebuilt Next.js in a week. No, really.

The team ported the framework to run natively on Workers to prove what’s possible with edge-first architecture. Dive into the technical hurdles we solved to eliminate Node.js dependencies.

https://t.co/GqYBiZ5Qum

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

SF is cool

[Gruz @damnGruz]

Ads are bad until it’s your app

[pedram.md @pdrmnvd]

worst part of living in the bay area is you’ll be having a perfectly beautiful dinner with your wife and then the table next to you will start talking about kubernetes

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

You know what https://t.co/qoh4vLylZI, https://t.co/jea1yQDmUf, https://t.co/XJ3OqlAPNF, https://t.co/nkrlpnj0pH, https://t.co/jSK16Bqnlf, https://t.co/y9EHqQ1RM3, https://t.co/HQU54Nmpr4, https://t.co/C75qF3X3LI, https://t.co/X7LQgR2003, https://t.co/wnirTpTowH, and 1000s more have in common?

They're powered by Sanity and Vercel! Now we're making it even easier to use this dynamic duo ↓

[Sanity @sanity_io]

You can now install Sanity directly from the @vercel Marketplace.

One click, automatic env config for Next.js/Astro/Nuxt/SvelteKit/React Router, and everything on one bill.

If you're already using Sanity, you can connect existing projects too.

https://t.co/R7ywcO0Wp9

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

One of the coolest sites I've seen in awhile! Powered by @nextjs & @sanity_io

https://t.co/7cYBHhaPVe

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

We created a 10x-20x faster npmjs⁠.com in @nuxt_js (yes, with a 𝚞 😉).

The inspiration: https://t.co/egfC60tXum is pretty darn fast thanks to @vercel ISR. Pages are heavily "memoized" and streamed form the CDN.

And it achieves this with a fast-growing number of pages (34,149 skills as of writing).

Open sourcing soon!

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

Might consume every burrito I see in San Francisco

[Sanity @sanity_io]

We just published a post on how we solved the agentic long-term memory problem aka "the Wiggum barrier".

Learn more in @svale's thread.

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

AI will make you dumber if you let it. Stay cautious, stay curious

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

very cool study

very happy to see anthropic measuring the negatives as well. Honestly good for them

[spidey @lochan_twt]

startup idea : ads in terminal

imagine watching a unskippable 30 secs ad for running "npm install"

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

@JustJake @Railway Congrats!!

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

@digitalshane_ @iam_preethi Our primal instincts were to consume fatty food because we didn’t know when our next meal would be. Our taste buds reject vegetables because they don’t help us get fat, not because they’re bad for us (I love steak and eggs btw)

[Josh Hartman @eklipsedev]

Great read

[Shu @shuding]

https://t.co/9TB5cxo6m3