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Prismic

Headless CMS for repositories, documents, custom types, releases, assets, and published content.

Covers headless CMS activity across repositories, documents, custom types, releases, assets, and published content.

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Example Use Cases

These are example ways Snow can use Prismic when building apps with you. This list is meant to show examples, not document every possible capability. Connecting an account does not make Snow run these automatically on its own.

Get Prismic Documents with Fulltext Search

Search Prismic documents using full-text search. Searches across all text fields in documents for the specified terms. The search is case-insensitive and matches based on root words. Automatically retrieves the current master ref. Returns paginated results ordered by relevance.

Get Prismic Repository Info

Retrieves comprehensive metadata about a Prismic repository including available refs (content versions), custom types, languages, tags, bookmarks, and API forms. This is typically the first API call made after authentication to discover repository configuration and available content endpoints. The 'refs' field is particularly important as refs are required for querying documents via the Content API.

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

Retrieves all custom types (content models) defined in the Prismic repository. Custom types define the structure of content in Prismic. This action returns metadata about each custom type including its ID, label, structure definition (JSON schema), and whether it's repeatable. Use this to discover available content types before querying documents, or to understand the content model of a repository. Returns an empty list if no custom types are defined in the repository.

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.