Strapi + TaskAGI

Automate your Strapi content workflows

Connect Strapi to TaskAGI and automate content creation, updates, and file uploads across your systems. Skip manual data entry and keep your CMS in sync.

Connect Strapi

Available Operations

Actions you can perform with Strapi

Get Entries

Retrieve entries from a Strapi collection

Get Single Entry

Retrieve a specific entry by ID

Create Entry

Create a new entry in a Strapi collection

Update Entry

Update an existing entry in Strapi

Delete Entry

Delete an entry from a Strapi collection

Upload File

Upload a file to Strapi media library

Get Users

Retrieve users from Strapi (if users-permissions plugin is enabled)

Get Content Types

Retrieve all content types from Strapi

Use Cases

Real-world automations you can build today

Auto-publish content

Trigger content creation in Strapi when new data arrives from other apps.

Sync entries across apps

Keep your Strapi content updated automatically when external data changes.

Bulk upload files

Upload multiple files to Strapi media library on a schedule or trigger.

AI-powered content workflows

Generate and update Strapi entries using AI agents based on real-time events.

How It Works

Get started in minutes

Connect

Enter your Strapi API URL and token to authenticate your headless CMS.

Configure

Select which content types and operations you want to automate.

Build

Create workflows that trigger actions like creating, updating, or deleting entries in Strapi.

Deploy

Activate your workflows and watch Strapi sync automatically with your other tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect Strapi?

Provide your Strapi API URL and API token in TaskAGI. We'll authenticate and pull your content types automatically.

Can I create entries in bulk?

Yes. Use the Create Entry operation in a loop to bulk-create entries from CSV, API responses, or any data source.

What operations are supported?

Get entries, create, update, delete, upload files, manage users, and access content types. Full CRUD support.

Does this work with self-hosted Strapi?

Yes. As long as your Strapi instance is accessible and you have a valid API token, TaskAGI can connect to it.