# How has Sanity worked for agent-first, customizable CMS needs and Next.js builds?

We’ve found Sanity to be an agent-first, highly customizable CMS that supports AEO/SEO and works well with modern frameworks like Next.js. It’s been a strong platform for scaling enterprise clients, especially marketing teams, with structured data and multiplayer editing. The main friction has been a few UI elements, like the “unpublish” option, that could be clearer. If you use Sanity, what’s been your experience with the editorial workflow and UI clarity?

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