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By connecting to the Builder CMS MCP server, users have access via prompting to the several tools within either Editor AI (for Publish users) or Editor AI and Fusion (for Hybrid users).
Note: The Builder CMS MCP server only connects to Publish and Hybrid Spaces.
- Within a Fusion Space, go to the MCP Servers page and click the Connect button next to the Builder.io CMS icon.
- After connecting, access Builder content via prompts.
To connect to the Builder CMS MCP server:
- Go to MCP servers.
- On the Builder.io CMS tile, click + Connect.
- In the modal that opens, choose a Publish or Hybrid Space.
- Click Connect.
Within Editor AI for Publish users, or Editor AI and Fusion for Hybrid users, users have access to the following information and actions.
Retrieve specific content entries by targeting a particular model and applying query filters to narrow down results.
Use this approach when you have precise criteria or know exactly what content you're looking for, such as filtering by specific field values like names, IDs, or other properties. Returns structured content data that matches your specified parameters.
Example prompt: "Get the homepage content from the 'page' model where the name equals 'home'."
Browse all content entries within a specific model without applying any filters or restrictions.
Use this for getting an overview of available content, understanding the scope of a model, or when you need to see everything that exists within a particular content type before making more targeted queries.
Example prompt: "Show me all the blog posts in the 'blog-post' model."
Perform text-based searches across all content entries in all models within your Builder.io space.
Use this for discovering content when you don't know the exact model or location but have keywords or phrases to search for. Set returnFullContent=true to retrieve the complete content structure and data rather than just summary information.
Example prompt: "Search for all content containing 'product launch' and return the full content structure."
Generate a complete inventory of all content models that are available and accessible within your current Builder.io space using your API key.
Use this to understand the content architecture of your space and discover what types of content structures are available for querying, creating, or modifying.
Example prompt: "What content models are available in this Builder.io space?"
Retrieve the detailed schema definition for any specific model, revealing the complete field structure, data types, validation rules, and relationships.
Use this to understand how content is structured before creating new entries or when you need to know what fields are available for querying and updating content.
Example prompt: "Show me the schema for the 'product' model."
Generate a comprehensive view of your space's page structure, similar to a sitemap, showing how pages are organized hierarchically.
Reveals parent-child relationships between pages, navigation structures, and the overall site architecture, which is crucial for understanding content organization and site navigation patterns.
Example prompt: "Show me the complete site structure and page hierarchy."
Search through all digital assets stored in your Builder.io space, including images, videos, documents, and other file types.
Automatically displays image previews inline for visual assets and makes all asset URLs clickable for easy access. Supports various search criteria including filename patterns, asset types, and metadata.
Example prompt: "Find all product images containing 'hero' in the filename."
Create new content entries across any available model in your Builder.io space. For page-type models, includes intelligent features like automatic URL generation based on content names, ensuring proper routing and accessibility.
Handles field validation according to the model schema and provides confirmation of successful content creation.
Example prompt: "Create a new blog post with title 'Getting Started' and content about onboarding."
Modify existing content entries while preserving data integrity and relationships.
After successful updates, returns comprehensive access information including direct links to the Builder.io editor interface and live page URLs where applicable, making it easy to review changes and continue editing work.
Example prompt: "Update the homepage content to change the hero title to 'Welcome to Our Store'."
Learn more about MCP servers as well as other integrations possible with Fusion. If you're curious about the Builder CMS, visit Get started with Publish.