Integrate once.
Then stop being the bottleneck.
Content resolution happens server-side, versions are immutable, and every agent-authored draft passes the same review gate as a human draft. No runtime surprises, no vendor rendering layer wrapped around your app.
Three steps, then it is marketing's problem.
An afternoon of work, once. After that the only engineering task is deciding which components marketing is allowed to compose with.
Drop in the provider
One wrapper at the root of your app. It resolves content on the server, so the first byte the browser sees is already the right variant.
Register your components
Point at the React components marketing is allowed to use. Props are typed, defaults are yours, and the palette only ever offers what you approved.
Hand over the keys
Marketing composes pages from your components. You review the guardrails, not the copy, and you stop being the bottleneck.
Your codebase, with an editor bolted on carefully.
Component registry
Every registered component carries a typed schema. Editors get the right controls, and an unknown prop never reaches production.
Experiments and personalization
Your A/B tool decides, ContentBind renders. Several tests can run on one page because each slot resolves independently on the server.
MCP server
Agents author drafts through the same API a human uses, and land in the same review queue. No side door, no unreviewed publish.
Versions and changelog
Every publish is immutable and diffable. Roll back to any point in time without a deploy, and read the changelog for what shipped.
What we promise your platform team
- Content resolves server-side, so no flash of the wrong variant
- Immutable versions with instant rollback and full diffs
- No vendor rendering layer wrapped around your application
- Typed props and design-system guardrails on every component
- Agent-authored drafts pass the same review gate as a human draft
- SSO/SAML, granular roles and a complete audit log
Wire it up once, then get your afternoons back.
Bring a repo and a list of the components marketing keeps asking you to tweak. We will have the first page composed from them the same week.