Umbraco AI provides a framework for safely implementing AI without pre-built prompts or features. Installation takes an hour, but configuration requires one to two days. Users must create their own prompts and manage settings, emphasizing safety and customization. Proper setup is crucial for effective functionality and cost management.
The text outlines a local Claude Code Routine for monitoring Umbraco v15+ logs and suggesting bug fixes. It details the setup process, including creating user groups, API users, and environment variables. A PowerShell script retrieves recent errors, and the routine automates error handling and fix application, ensuring safety by restricting access to client credentials.
In this episode of #umbraCoffee, hosts Marcin and Callum discuss the transition back to school, productivity impacts of summer breaks, and busy work schedules. They also delve into AI integration in development, community support, and the need for secure solutions within the Umbraco community.
2026-09-03 from 18:30 to 20:30 (Europe/London) - MSQ DX - Leeds Office, 28 Sovereign Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, GB
2026-09-09 from 18:00 to 20:00 (Europe/London) - Cantarus, Lower Ground Floor, Jutland House, 15 Jutland St, Manchester M1 2BE, Manchester, GB
Matt Brailsford introduces the RC for Umbraco AI Copilot Workspace, a new backoffice section designed for broader conversations beyond single pages. It allows for persisted discussions, project organization, and backend content management with approval layers. Unlike the existing Copilot sidebar, Workspace facilitates campaign-level tasks, enhancing workflow efficiency.
2026-09-03 from 18:30 to 20:30 (Europe/London) - MSQ DX - Leeds Office, 28 Sovereign Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, GB
Optional AI companion for Advanced Permissions for Umbraco
The Umbraco 13 / .NET 8 lite SKU: Markdown page rendering, llms.txt, and robots.txt audit for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Bing Copilot
Rich Howell reflects on the vibrant atmosphere of Umbraco Codegarden 2026, highlighting record attendance and the community's embrace of AI. Key announcements included the introduction of Elements, Umbraco Automate, and security advancements. The day concluded with the Umbraco Awards, celebrating community talent and innovation.
In her presentation at Codegarden, Jen Wolke from ProWorks discusses leveraging AI, specifically Claude Chat, to enhance QA processes. She outlines practical applications for testing, including skill creation and accessibility audits, emphasizing the importance of human oversight in AI-driven testing to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
In "From Designs to Umbraco (and Everything In Between)," Matthew Wise shares a candid exploration of AI-assisted development, detailing the transition from basic coding to effective workflows using Claude Code. The presentation covers context engineering, building Umbraco document types, and the challenges faced, emphasizing practical learning through real experiences.
Matt Sutherland & Georgina Bidder from True discuss the importance of Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) for aligning product data across various platforms. They emphasize the need for a consistent source of truth, such as a Product Information Management system, to ensure accurate AI-generated information, ultimately enhancing customer experience and trust.
Phil Whittaker discusses using Claude Design to create a design system for the Umbraco backoffice, enabling rapid generation of high-fidelity prototypes and mock-ups. By leveraging the Umbraco UI Library and following a structured setup, users can ensure consistency across designs, facilitating efficient collaboration and iteration on new features.
Organizations are increasingly considering Umbraco 17 for its ability to integrate AI into the content publishing workflow, allowing for real-time optimization and accessibility checks before publication. This shift transforms the CMS role from merely supporting content management to actively enhancing digital experiences, reducing manual effort and operational complexity.
In this episode of umbraCoffee, hosts Marcin and Callum discuss their summer experiences, the launch of Umbraco Automate, and its impact on CMS automation. They highlight the importance of AI integration, recent security updates, and community engagement within the Umbraco ecosystem, while addressing challenges and opportunities in software development.
Exposes AI tools for working with templates, partial views, and block components.