Gradial integrates deeply with the Sitecore product family — XM Cloud, XP, and Content Hub — to put AI agents directly inside your content supply chain. Rather than copying content out of Sitecore to work on it elsewhere, Gradial agents operate on your actual Sitecore items: reading live page content, applying changes through the authoring APIs, triggering publishing workflows, and pulling media from your library — all without a human touching the CMS. This means your team describes what they want in plain language (“update the hero copy on the Q3 campaign page to match this brief”) and Gradial handles the navigation, field editing, and publishing steps end-to-end. The same model applies to Content Hub: agents can discover assets by taxonomy, create or update content items, and link assets to campaigns without manual DAM work. The integration also fits naturally into ticketing workflows. When a Jira or Workfront ticket triggers a Gradial task, the agent uses the connected Sitecore environment to execute the change and can post results or previews back to the ticket automatically. Select the Sitecore product you want to connect below.Documentation Index
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Sitecore XM Cloud
Connect Gradial to Sitecore XM Cloud using a guided setup wizard with live credential validation and site selection
Sitecore XP
Connect Gradial to Sitecore XP (on-premises) using the Service Gateway module and OIDC client credentials
Sitecore Content Hub
Connect Gradial to Sitecore Content Hub using a dedicated API user account