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Syncs your headless content with external apps, automates content audits across repositories, and pushes updates to your site the moment a document is published.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Prismic integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Prismic calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Prismic data, across all 5 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Prismic access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Prismic, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Prismic is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Prismic.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Prismic action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Prismic, and when to use it.

Search documents
Use this when you need to find specific terms within documents using a full text search predicate after you have the master ref.
Get documents with integrations
Pull prismic documents including integration fields data when you need both core content and external data in one call.
Get documents with predicates
Filter documents based on multiple specific conditions after obtaining the repository master ref.
Query documents
Fetch multiple documents from a repository using predicates and pagination after obtaining a ref.
Get document by ID
Retrieve a specific prismic document by its unique ID after obtaining a content ref.
Get documents by custom field
Filter content by specific field constraints using a custom field predicate after obtaining a repository ref.
Get documents by tag
Retrieve all documents associated with a specific tag for categorization or grouping.
Get documents by type
Pull documents of a specific custom type after obtaining the repository master ref.
Get ordered documents
Fetch documents sorted by a specified field, such as date descending, after obtaining a valid API ref.
Get repository info
Retrieve repository metadata including refs, types, and languages after authentication.
Get repository refs
Pull the list of repository refs including master and releases before executing content queries.
Get tags
Retrieve the full list of available tags from the prismic repository for filtering.
Get custom types
List all custom types and slices from the prismic repository after authentication.
Get Prismic Documents with Fulltext Search
Tool to fetch prismic documents using a full text search predicate. use after obtaining the repository's master ref when you want to search for specific terms within documents.
Content API: Get Documents with Integration Fields
Tool to fetch prismic documents including integration fields data. use when you need both core content and integration fields in one query. call after obtaining a valid ref token.
Get Prismic Documents with Predicates
Tool to fetch prismic documents using specified predicates. use when filtering documents based on multiple conditions after obtaining the repository's master ref.
Prismic: Query Documents
Tool to query prismic documents using predicates and pagination. use when you need to fetch multiple documents from a repository after obtaining a ref.
Get Prismic Document by ID
Tool to retrieve a specific prismic document by its id. use after obtaining a content ref.
Prismic: Get Documents by Custom Field
Tool to fetch prismic documents by custom field predicate. use after obtaining a repository ref when filtering content by field constraints.
Get Prismic Documents by Tag
Tool to fetch prismic documents by tag. use when retrieving all documents associated with a specific tag.
Get Prismic Documents by Type
Tool to fetch prismic documents by type. use when you need to retrieve documents with a specific custom type after obtaining the repository's master ref.
Get Prismic Repository Info
Tool to retrieve prismic repository metadata. use after authentication to load refs, types, languages, and other repository settings.
Get Prismic Repository Refs
Tool to retrieve a list of repository refs (master and releases). use when you need the current repository references before executing any content queries.
Get Prismic Tags
Tool to retrieve all tags from prismic repository. use when you need the full list of tags for filtering or categorization.
Prismic: Get Custom Types
Tool to retrieve all custom types and slices from the prismic repository. use when you need to list custom types definitions after authentication.

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven manages the Prismic ref lifecycle automatically. In Prismic, content is versioned and requires a ref token to ensure you are querying the most recent version of the content. The agent first calls the repository refs endpoint to grab the current master ref or a specific release ref. It then attaches this token to every subsequent content request. This means you do not have to manually track version IDs in your workflow. If you are working with a release branch, you can tell the agent to use the release ref instead of master to preview content before it goes live to the public.
Ceven primarily interacts with the Prismic Content API, which is a read only API designed for high performance delivery. To make changes to content, Prismic uses a separate Write API. Our current integration focuses on reading, searching, and auditing content to trigger workflows in other tools. If you need to automate content creation, you can use Ceven to draft the content in a tool like Google Docs or Notion and then notify a content editor to paste it into Prismic. This maintains the human in the loop requirement for content quality and editorial sign off.
Slices are the building blocks of Prismic, allowing content editors to create pages by stacking reusable components. When Ceven pulls a document, it receives these slices as a structured array of JSON objects. The agent can parse these slices to find specific data points, such as a call to action button or a product SKU embedded in a slice. This allows you to run workflows that act on a per slice basis, such as checking if all images within a specific slice type have alt text for accessibility compliance across your entire site.
Yes, Prismic imposes rate limits on its Content API to ensure stability. While these limits are generous for most users, very large scale migrations or aggressive polling can trigger a 429 Too Many Requests error. Ceven handles this by implementing an exponential backoff strategy. If the agent hits a rate limit, it will pause and retry the request with increasing delays. To optimize performance, we recommend using predicates to filter data on the Prismic side rather than pulling all documents and filtering them within the workflow layer.
The agent uses the Prismic full text search predicate to find keywords across all documents in your repository. This search is broad and looks through all text fields. Once the agent finds a list of matching documents, it can then use the document IDs to pull the full content of those pages for deeper analysis. This two step process is the most efficient way to handle large repositories. You can ask the agent to search for a specific term and then summarize the findings or check for consistency in how that term is used across the site.
Absolutely. Prismic supports multi language setups, and Ceven can query content for specific locales. When the agent calls the repository info endpoint, it identifies the available languages. You can then instruct the agent to pull the English version of a page and compare it to the French translation to ensure they are in sync. This is particularly useful for global companies that need to maintain brand voice across multiple regions and want to automate the process of flagging missing translations for new documents.
Ceven treats custom types as the schema for your content. By calling the custom types endpoint, the agent understands the structure of your data, including which fields are rich text, numbers, or references to other documents. This allows the agent to be concrete when you ask for specific information. Instead of just searching for text, you can tell the agent to find all documents of type homepage where the hero image field is empty. The agent maps the custom type definition to the query predicates to get an exact result set.
Ceven uses secure API tokens to communicate with Prismic. These tokens are encrypted at rest and are never shared with other users or exposed in the workflow logs. We follow the principle of least privilege, meaning the agent only accesses the documents and repository info necessary to complete the requested task. Since the Content API is read only, there is no risk of the agent accidentally deleting or modifying your production content. You can rotate your API tokens in the Prismic dashboard at any time to immediately revoke access.

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