Build a prototype with Claude Code that your whole team can edit

A Sanity guide explains how non-developers can turn a hardcoded AI-generated prototype into a collaborative, CMS-backed application using Claude Code for agentic development and Sanity for structured content management. It walks users through installing prerequisites, creating a project brief in a CLAUDE.md file, connecting Claude Code to Sanity through an MCP server, adding Sanity and frontend-design skills, and prompting Claude to scaffold a Sanity Studio and Next.js frontend for a product catalog. The resulting setup gives editors a hosted interface to create and publish categories, products, images, and descriptions, while the frontend retrieves and displays that content with category filtering and detail pages. The guide emphasizes describing editorial workflows rather than technical requirements, reviewing and approving AI actions, using real content for stakeholder demos, and iterating through natural-language requests instead of manually coding. It also covers Studio and frontend deployment, collaboration access, common troubleshooting steps, and estimated costs, reporting a sample project took about an hour and $3.52 in API usage.

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