Contentful

Tools 85

• Search Entries

  Search for specific entries in your Contentful space

• Semantic Search

  Find entries by meaning using semantic (vector) search. Provide a descriptive natural-language query of what you're looking for — phrases resembling entry content work best (not questions or JSON). Optionally restrict to specific content types. Returns up to 10 matching entry references (unranked); use get_entry to fetch full content. Requires semantic search to be enabled for the environment.

• Create Entry

  Create a new entry in Contentful. Before executing this function, you need to know the contentTypeId (not the content type NAME) and the fields of that contentType. You can get the fields definition by using the GET_CONTENT_TYPE tool. TAGS: To add tags to an entry, include a metadata object with a tags array. Each tag should be an object with sys.type='Link', sys.linkType='Tag', and sys.id='tagId'. Example: { metadata: { tags: [{ sys: { type: 'Link', linkType: 'Tag', id: 'myTagId' } }] } }.

• Get Entry

  Retrieve an existing entry

• Resolve Entry References

  Recursively resolve an entry's references and return the entry plus its descendant entries and linked assets. Useful for verifying the structure of a page or any entry that links to other entries before or after edits, without issuing one fetch per descendant. Set `include` (1-10, default 2) to control how many levels deep to walk; the CMA caps this at 10.

• Get Entry Snapshot

  Retrieve version history (snapshots) of an entry for safe rollback. Call with only an entryId to list all available snapshots (each has a snapshot ID and metadata). Call with both entryId and snapshotId to retrieve the full field content of that specific snapshot, which can then be used to restore a previous version.

• Update Entry

  Update an existing entry. You MUST call get_entry first to read the current state, then pass the sys.version you received as the version parameter. The handler merges your field updates with the existing entry fields, so you only need to provide the fields you want to change. However, for multiple-locale fields, all existing locales must be included in the update. If the version is stale (the entry changed since you read it), the update is rejected and you must re-fetch with get_entry. NOTE: for appending items to large array fields (e.g. reference arrays with many items), prefer append_entry_field — it performs the read-modify-append server-side and deduplicates, so you never need to hold the full array.

• Delete Entry

  Delete a specific content entry from your Contentful space. This is a two-phase operation: the first call (without confirm/confirmToken) returns a preview of the entry and a confirmToken. To complete the deletion, call this tool again with the same entryId, confirm: true, and the confirmToken from the preview response.

• Publish Entry

  Publish an entry or multiple entries. Accepts either a single entryId (string) or an array of entryIds (up to 100 entries). For a single entry, it uses the standard publish operation. For multiple entries, it automatically uses bulk publishing.

• Unpublish Entry

  Unpublish an entry or multiple entries. Accepts either a single entryId (string) or an array of entryIds (up to 100 entries). For a single entry, it uses the standard unpublish operation. For multiple entries, it automatically uses bulk unpublishing.

• Archive Entry

  Archive an entry or multiple entries. Archives entries that are no longer needed but should be preserved. Entries must be unpublished before they can be archived. Accepts either a single entryId (string) or an array of entryIds (up to 100 entries). For multiple entries, processes each one sequentially as a pseudo-bulk operation.

• Unarchive Entry

  Unarchive an entry or multiple entries. Restores archived entries, making them available for editing and publishing again. Accepts either a single entryId (string) or an array of entryIds (up to 100 entries). For multiple entries, processes each one sequentially as a pseudo-bulk operation.