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Patch, a boxy robot with one glowing orange eye, carries his toolbox through a basement engine room past a huge engine and crates by an open door, in front of a large red Sitecore logo. Data Published Title Where an AI agent's knowledge lives Summary An AI agent knows only what it can read. Where something is missing, it improvises. Moving ours to a new machine showed where that knowledge lives: git moves for free, memory works best as an inbox, and transcripts are the only record of what happened, deleted after 30 days by default. Tags SitecoreAIClaude Code 2026-10-29__Created 4 minReading Tobias Studer__Created by

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/posts/2026 · en · v1 Letting an AI agent touch the content tree, carefully 20 Oct 2026 · 6 min /posts/2026 · en · v1 From Jira ticket to pull request: a five-step AI workflow for Sitecore 16 Jul 2026 · 7 min /posts/2026 · en · v1 Nobody designed this: how an AI setup grew on a ten-year-old Sitecore solution 07 Jul 2026 · 5 min /posts/2025 · en · v1 Building an Image Map Editor for the SitecoreAI Marketplace 28 Nov 2025 · 5 min /posts/2025 · en · v1 Extracting multiple documents from one page in Sitecore Search 04 Aug 2025 · 4 min /posts/2024 · en · v1 Integrate Sitecore Search with Workday jobs 09 Aug 2024 · 5 min

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Where an AI agent's knowledge lives An AI agent knows only what it can read. Where something is missing, it improvises. Moving ours to a new machine showed where that knowledge lives: git moves for free, memory works best as an inbox, and transcripts are the only record of what happened, deleted after 30 days by default. Sitecore 4 min Letting an AI agent touch the content tree, carefully Code gets a diff, a compiler and tests. A Sitecore item change gets no compiler and no tests, and it is live before its diff appears. Our guardrails for an AI agent are rules about verification and ownership. Sitecore 6 min From Jira ticket to pull request: a five-step AI workflow for Sitecore One command takes a Jira ticket to a pull request in five steps, each leaving an artifact a human can audit. How the workflow earned its way from a gate after every step to running unattended. Sitecore 7 min Nobody designed this: how an AI setup grew on a ten-year-old Sitecore solution We never designed our AI setup. It grew out of one bug fix on a ten-year-old Sitecore solution, and the git history shows exactly how. Sitecore 5 min Building an Image Map Editor for the SitecoreAI Marketplace Since the Early Access days of XM Cloud, we experimented with different ways to extend or customize the Sitecore editor. While customization SitecoreAI 5 min Extracting multiple documents from one page in Sitecore Search In many cases, Sitecore Search is used to extract one document per page, which works perfectly for standard content structures — blog posts, Sitecore Search 4 min Integrate Sitecore Search with Workday jobs Integrating two specific platforms can sometimes feel like hula hooping at the Olympics. But it can also give you insights into solutions Sitecore Search 5 min Dealing with multiple languages in Sitecore Search with XM Cloud Unless you have been replaced by AI, there is a chance that you will be the one to add multiple languages to Sitecore Search 3 min Automate XM Cloud Maintenance Tasks When working with XM Cloud, there is a fundamental difference in how serialized items are handled during a deployment. This can lead XM Cloud 5 min Sync content between XM Cloud environments automatically How often did you get a bug ticket and whished you could try to reproduce the issue on a development environment with XM Cloud 7 min Fine-tune Sitecore Search Facets A facetted search can provide a good user experience. But not all facets might have the same importance and some you might Sitecore Search 3 min Building Sitecore Search powered Components When we think of a search solution, our brains might immediately jump to the use case of displaying search results for a Sitecore Search 4 min Improve your Sitecore Search Development Experience What started out as a small piece of code to extract some metadata fields from your website markup is slowly growing in Sitecore Search 4 min Sitecore Search can fix your Legacy API We try to build our websites based on a modern technology stack. But every now and then, we are asked to integrate Sitecore Search 4 min Your first Sitecore Search Crawler You just got access to Sitecore Search. Full of energy, you login for the first time and you stare at the screen Sitecore Search 3 min What happens when Clean Sitecore Controllers have ambitions? As your code base grows, you might observe certain patterns to emerge and you start repeating very similar pieces of code over and over. This is usually a good indicator that a refactoring might be a good idea. Sitecore 2 min Stay DRY with Nested Model Builders So, we talked about Model Builders to clean up your Sitecore Controllers in the last blog post [https://www.studert.com/cleaning- Sitecore 5 min Cleaning up Sitecore Controllers Ever since the day I read the blog post by Paul Stovell [https://twitter.com/paulstovell] about cleaning up ASP.NET MVC Sitecore 5 min How to change the base path in NitroNet for Sitecore I'm currently involved in a Sitecore project that fully embraces NitroNet for Sitecore [https://github.com/namics/NitroNetSitecore] to integrate Sitecore 2 min About the Sitecore Registry Once in a while when working with Sitecore, it happens that you stumble across a nice little feature. Recently, I learned about Sitecore 2 min Translate Sitecore fast queries to SQL Last week I tried to figure out how the SQL queries look like that get generated from your Sitecore fast queries. Either Sitecore 2 min From being a ghost to running on Ghost I started this blog over a year ago and I managed to write two posts. Let me repeat that for you, but Ghost 1 min How to embed code snippets with GitHub Gists I started working for a new company almost three month ago. We do a lot of web development and we also have GitHub 2 min Hosting WordPress on Windows Azure Websites Hosting WordPress [http://wordpress.org/] on Windows Azure [http://windowsazure.com/] could not be any easier. It’s basically done in two Azure 1 min
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