AI agents for Contentful
A Monmo agent works in Contentful the way a content operations lead would. It drafts entries that fit your content types, fills in other locales, audits entries for missing fields and broken references, and tries content model changes in a sandbox environment first. It uses the access you connect, sees the spaces and environments that access allows, and asks before it creates, publishes, archives or deletes anything.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Contentful
Draft entries to your content model
From a brief or Google Docs, the agent creates an entry of the right content type, such as Article or Landing Page, fills each field, links references like author and category, and leaves it in draft.
AskCreate a draft Article entry from this Google Doc, linking the author and the Product updates category.
Fill in another locale
For entries in en-US, it writes the ja-JP fields in natural Japanese, keeps product names and links intact and marks fields that need a person to check. Saving the translated fields asks first.
AskTranslate the five newest Article entries into ja-JP. Leave product names in English and flag anything unclear.
Audit entries for gaps
Every month it lists entries missing an SEO title or description, assets with no description, references pointing at archived entries and drafts with changes nobody has published for weeks.
AskAudit the master environment: missing SEO fields, broken references and entries with unpublished changes.
Test a model change in a sandbox
To add a field or a content type, it applies the change in a sandbox environment, writes a migration script, runs it against a copy of the entries and reports what would break before master is touched.
AskAdd a reading time field to Article in a sandbox environment and write the migration for master. Ask before each step.
Schedule a launch
For a product launch, it gathers every entry and asset involved, checks they are complete in each locale, and prepares a scheduled publish for the launch time. The schedule is set only once you approve it.
AskCollect every entry for the spring launch, check they are complete in both locales and schedule them for Tuesday 09:00.
Clean up unused content
It finds assets that no entry references and entries that nothing links to and no page uses, lists them with their last update and archives the ones you tick.
AskList assets and entries nothing references any more, with last updated dates. I will choose what to archive.
Export content for review
It exports entries of a content type with chosen fields to Google Sheets, so editors can review copy side by side, and brings approved edits back into Contentful as drafts.
AskExport all Landing Page entries with title, slug and SEO fields to a Google Sheet for the content review.
How it connects
- 1You connect your Contentful account or a personal access token for the Content Management API once. The agent works with your role in each space; where your plan has custom roles, an admin can give it one limited to drafting.
- 2Contentful suits a content agent that drafts and translates, and a web developer agent that handles models and migrations. Choose which spaces and environments each one sees.
- 3Reading entries, assets, content types and environments needs no approval. Creating or editing entries, changing a content type, running a migration, publishing, scheduling, archiving and deleting each ask first.
Questions people ask
Can an AI agent create entries in Contentful?
Yes, as drafts once you approve. A Monmo agent reads your content types, so it fills the fields your model expects and links the right references. It creates the entry through the Contentful connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something. Publishing is a separate approval.
Can it change our Contentful content model?
It proposes the change and tests it in a sandbox environment first. The AI agent writes the migration script, runs it against a copy of your entries and tells you what would break. Applying it to master asks first, and many teams prefer that migrations ship through their usual pull request in GitHub.
Can it translate Contentful entries into other locales?
Yes. It fills the fields of the locales your space has, keeps references and product names intact and flags text it is unsure about. You review the translations before they are saved, and publishing each locale is up to you.
Will it publish content to our live site?
Only when you allow it. Publishing in Contentful usually triggers a rebuild of the site, on Vercel or elsewhere, so the agent shows the entries, locales and the expected effect on a card first. Drafting, auditing and exporting happen without asking.