DECIDED ONCE. COMMITTED.

The Sanity
setup you
stop rebuilding.

Page builder, fetch layer, draft mode, Studio structure.
Every hard call made once over six years and committed.
An agent gives you a different architecture every run. This one is already decided.

FOR ENGINEERS WHO WORK IN NEXT.JS AND SANITY. NOT A NO-CODE TOOL.

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app/[slug]/page.tsx
01// fetch layer — one call, all variants
02import { getPage } from '@/lib/fetch'
03import { PageBuilder } from '@/components/PageBuilder'
04import { draftMode } from 'next/headers'
05 
06export default async function Page({ params }) {
07  const { isEnabled } = await draftMode()
08  const page = await getPage(params.slug, { draft: isEnabled })
09  return <PageBuilder blocks={page.blocks} />
10}
11 
12export async function generateStaticParams() {
13  return getAllSlugs()
14}

DECIDED ONCE

The page builder alone costs you days. Every single time.

It's never the easy stuff that hurts. It's the page builder, modeled from scratch again. Draft mode and live preview, wired up and subtly broken again. The cache bug where published content goes stale.

This is the part nobody quotes for and everybody rebuilds. Days gone before the real work starts.