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What's a CMS in the Era of Agents?
850 pages off Sanity. One engineer, part-time, five weeks. Content now lives in the repo, agents handle the editing, CI handles the publishing. See what changed, what broke, and whether your team is ready for the same move.
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026
- 12:30–1:30 PM ET
- Live
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How We Replaced Our CMS with AI Agents (and What It Cost)
850 pages off Sanity: one engineer, part-time, five weeks. See what changed, what broke, and what it actually cost.
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026
- 12:30–1:30 PM ET
- Live
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Should You Leave Your CMS? A Decision Framework from an 850-Page Migration
Five questions to ask before you leave your CMS, built from moving 850 pages off Sanity. The real costs, the production gotchas, and a decision framework you can take to your next platform review.
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026
- 12:30–1:30 PM ET
- Live
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The Case Against Renewing Your CMS Contract
850 pages off Sanity. One engineer, part-time, five weeks. Content now lives in the repo, agents handle the editing, CI handles the publishing. See what changed, what broke, and whether your team is ready for the same move.
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026
- 12:30–1:30 PM ET
- Live
Rangle team at this event
Rangle, the team behind Nike's personalized AI shopping assistant and Sanofi's Elements Design System, replaced its own CMS with AI agents. 850 pieces of content moved off Sanity into a repo. Your team focuses on strategy and quality. Agents handle the mechanical publishing. No CMS license, no vendor lock-in, running in production since May.
Ben Hofferber, SVP of Agentic Product Engineering, walks through exactly how it works, what broke along the way, and what you need to know before considering the same move for your organization.
What you'll learn
- Five questions to ask before you leave your CMS: a checklist you can take to your next platform review, built from what we learned migrating 850 pages.
- The real cost breakdown: what the migration actually cost in time, tokens, and engineering hours. What we were paying Sanity. What we pay now. The numbers, not the pitch.
- Production gotchas that only surface after launch: schema drift, redirect debt, content quality when agents write. The things vendors won't tell you.
Who this is for
You manage a content platform for a mid-to-large organization. Your CMS contract is up for renewal, or you're evaluating a migration. You've heard the AI hype and you want to see real production evidence before you make a call. You might be an engineering lead, a head of marketing, or a technical founder. What you have in common: you're the person who has to live with the decision.
You'll leave with a clear framework for deciding whether an agent-based content architecture is right for your team, including the cost model, the timeline, and the risks that only show up after launch.
This is a working session for people who are AI-curious but hype-skeptical, and who want the how and the gotchas.
Save your seat
Wednesday, July 15, 2026 · 12:30–1:30 PM ET, live. Register and we'll email you the join link before the session.