https://mcp.contentful.com/mcp) using OAuth. There are no API
keys, space IDs, or tokens to copy — you sign in to Contentful and approve
the access. Once connected, Semji’s AI agents can read and update content in
Contentful. To learn more about the server Semji connects to, see the
Contentful MCP server documentation.
Compatible with all Contentful versions.
Prerequisites
- A Contentful account with access to the space you want Semji to work in.
- You are a workspace owner in Semji. The connection is shared with the whole workspace.
- Your browser allows popups from the Semji app (the Contentful consent screen opens in a new tab).
Availability of the Contentful integration depends on your Semji plan. If
the Connect button opens an upgrade dialog instead, contact your
account manager.
Connect from Semji
1
Open the CMS integrations
In Semji, go to Settings → Integrations, open the CMS tab, and
click Connect on the Contentful row.
2
Start the connection
Click Connect Contentful. A new browser tab opens on Contentful’s
sign-in and consent screen.
3
Sign in and approve
Sign in with your Contentful account and approve the requested access.
Complete this within 10 minutes — after that the connection attempt
expires and you have to start over.
4
Done
The tab closes and you land back in Semji, where the Contentful row now
shows as connected for the whole workspace.
What Semji can do once connected
The available actions are provided by Contentful’s MCP server — typically reading and updating entries. AI agents discover the available tools at run time, and Semji’s publishing agents never delete content, even when a delete tool is exposed.Manage or disconnect
From Settings → Integrations → CMS, the Contentful row offers Disconnect, which revokes the stored access for the whole workspace. To switch to a different Contentful account, disconnect and reconnect with the other account.Network requirements
The connection runs between Semji and Contentful’s cloud — Semji never calls your own infrastructure, so there is nothing to allowlist on your side for Contentful.Troubleshooting
"The popup was blocked by your browser. Allow popups to connect to the MCP server."
"The popup was blocked by your browser. Allow popups to connect to the MCP server."
Your browser prevented the Contentful consent tab from opening. Allow
popups for the Semji app domain and click Connect Contentful again.
The consent tab closed but nothing happened
The consent tab closed but nothing happened
Retry the connection. If it keeps failing, complete the consent within 10
minutes of clicking Connect Contentful — the connection attempt is
single-use and expires after that.
"Failed to connect to the CMS connector."
"Failed to connect to the CMS connector."
The connection could not be completed — you may have denied the consent,
or the attempt expired. Click Connect Contentful and try again.
The connection shows as Expired
The connection shows as Expired
Contentful stopped accepting Semji’s stored access and agents skip
Contentful until it is reconnected. A workspace owner must open the
Contentful integration and reconnect.
Agents say they have no Contentful tools
Agents say they have no Contentful tools
The connection was disconnected or expired. A workspace owner must
reconnect Contentful under Settings → Integrations → CMS.