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Contentrain AI

πŸ‘ npm: @contentrain/mcp
πŸ‘ npm: contentrain
πŸ‘ npm: @contentrain/query
πŸ‘ Agent Skills
πŸ‘ Docs
πŸ‘ License: MIT

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Extract, govern, and ship structured content from your codebase.

Contentrain helps teams turn hardcoded UI text, docs, and structured content into a governed, reviewable content layer. Agents can extract, create, translate, and update content, while Contentrain enforces schema, Git review, and portable file output.

Agent extracts or updates content β†’ Contentrain standardizes β†’ Human reviews β†’ Any platform consumes

Try it in 30 seconds

npx contentrain init # create .contentrain/ workspace
npx contentrain serve # open the local review UI

That's it. You now have a governed content workspace with models, validation, review branches, and a local UI β€” no account, no cloud, no proprietary content format.

Start here:

Related MCP server: scan-your-ai-toolkit

What Contentrain is for

  • Rescuing hardcoded strings from existing apps and turning them into structured, translatable content

  • Starting new projects with a real content layer instead of scattering copy across components

  • Serving the same content across web, docs, mobile, and backend systems from plain JSON and Markdown in Git

What it is not

  • Not an AI writing app

  • Not a database-first or dashboard-first CMS replacement for every team

  • Not a proprietary content runtime that locks your app to one platform

What it looks like

Before: Hardcoded strings scattered across your codebase β€” no structure, no translations, no review.

export default function Hero() {
 return (
 <section>
 <h1>Welcome to our platform</h1>
 <p>Start your free trial today</p>
 <button>Get Started</button>
 </section>
 )
}

After: Content lives in .contentrain/, typed and structured. Source files use i18n keys.

export default function Hero() {
 const t = useTranslations()
 return (
 <section>
 <h1>{t('hero.title')}</h1>
 <p>{t('hero.subtitle')}</p>
 <button>{t('hero.cta')}</button>
 </section>
 )
}
// .contentrain/content/marketing/hero/en.json
{
 "cta": "Get Started",
 "subtitle": "Start your free trial today",
 "title": "Welcome to our platform"
}

The normalize flow extracts strings, creates models, and patches your source files β€” all through reviewable git branches.

This is the strongest entry point into the product:

take the content chaos already in your codebase and turn it into a governed, reviewable content layer.

How it works

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  • Agent decides what content should exist and where it should come from

  • Contentrain enforces schemas, validation, canonical serialization, and git workflow

  • Human reviews through branches, PRs, or the local Serve UI

  • Output is plain JSON + Markdown that any language or framework can consume

4 content kinds

Kind

What it stores

Storage

Example

Collection

Multiple typed entries

JSON object-map

Blog posts, products, team

Singleton

Single entry per locale

JSON object

Hero section, site config

Document

Markdown + frontmatter

.md files

Docs, articles, changelog

Dictionary

Flat key-value strings

JSON flat map

i18n translations, UI labels

27 field types (string, email, url, image, relation, array, object, markdown, ...) with built-in validation.

Use your content anywhere

Content is plain JSON and Markdown. Any language reads it directly.

For TypeScript projects, generate a typed SDK:

npx contentrain generate
import { query, singleton, dictionary, document } from '#contentrain'

const hero = singleton('hero').locale('en').get()
const posts = query('blog-post').locale('en').include('author').all()
const labels = dictionary('ui-labels').locale('tr').get('auth.login')
const article = document('docs').locale('en').bySlug('getting-started')

Works with Nuxt, Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Vue, React, Node, Go, Python, Swift, Flutter, and 20+ stacks.

Why teams use it

  • Git-native β€” every write goes through worktree isolation + review branches

  • Normalize flow β€” scan codebase for hardcoded strings β†’ extract β†’ create i18n-ready content β†’ patch source files

  • MCP engine β€” 19 tools over stdio or HTTP transport, works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client

  • Provider-agnostic engine β€” the same tool surface runs over a local worktree, GitHub, or GitLab (self-hosted included) with zero tool-code changes. HTTP transport available for remote drivers such as Studio.

  • Canonical serialization β€” sorted keys, deterministic output, clean git diffs, conflict-free parallel edits

  • Agent rules & skills β€” behavioral policies and step-by-step workflows ship as npm packages

  • Serve UI β€” local web dashboard for browsing models, content, validation, and normalize status

  • Framework-agnostic β€” MCP doesn't know your framework. Agent + skills handle stack-specific logic

Agent Skills

This repo ships 15 Agent Skills β€” reusable workflow procedures that any AI coding agent can load on demand.

Install all skills to your agent:

npx skills add Contentrain/ai/packages/skills

Or install a specific skill:

npx skills add Contentrain/ai/packages/skills --skill contentrain-normalize

Skills work with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, and 40+ other agents.

See AGENTS.md for the full skill catalog and agent guidance.

Packages

Package

npm

Role

@contentrain/mcp

πŸ‘ npm

19 MCP tools + stdio / HTTP transport + Local / GitHub / GitLab providers

contentrain

πŸ‘ npm

CLI + Serve UI + MCP stdio entrypoint

@contentrain/query

πŸ‘ npm

Generated TypeScript query SDK

@contentrain/types

πŸ‘ npm

Shared type definitions + constants

@contentrain/rules

πŸ‘ npm

Agent quality rules for IDE integration

@contentrain/skills

πŸ‘ npm

Workflow procedures + framework guides

Starter Templates

Production-ready templates with Contentrain content models, generated SDK client, and framework-specific patterns:

Template

Framework

Use Case

astro-blog

Astro

Blog / editorial

astro-landing

Astro

Landing page

next-commerce

Next.js

E-commerce storytelling

next-multi-surface-saas

Next.js

Marketing + app + docs unified

next-saas-dashboard

Next.js

SaaS dashboard UI copy

next-white-label-portal

Next.js

White-label / multi-tenant

nuxt-admin-console

Nuxt

Admin console / operations

nuxt-saas

Nuxt

SaaS marketing site

sveltekit-editorial

SvelteKit

Editorial / publication

vitepress-docs

VitePress

Documentation site

Each template is a GitHub template repo β€” click "Use this template" to start.

Quick reference

npx contentrain init # initialize project
npx contentrain serve # local review UI (port 3333)
npx contentrain serve --stdio # MCP over stdio for IDE agents
npx contentrain validate # check content health
npx contentrain generate # generate typed SDK client
npx contentrain status # project overview
npx contentrain doctor # setup health check
npx contentrain studio login # authenticate with Studio
npx contentrain studio connect # connect repo to Studio project

Documentation

  • 2-Minute Demo β€” the fastest way to understand the product

  • Getting Started β€” install, connect an agent, and run the first workflow

  • Normalize Guide β€” the main hardcoded-string rescue flow

  • Ecosystem Map β€” package-to-product bridges across AI and Studio

  • Contentrain Studio β€” open-core team operations for Git-native structured content, self-hostable or available as a managed Pro/Enterprise offering

  • Full Docs β€” guides, package reference, and framework integration

Development

pnpm install && pnpm build && pnpm test

See RELEASING.md for the versioning and publish workflow.

Community

If Contentrain AI is useful to you, consider giving it a star β€” it helps others discover the project.

License

MIT

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