Editor Power Tools

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Editor Power Tools is a working example of how we build software at umage.ai. The entire project — from architecture to implementation — was developed using AI agents guided by our team.

Specs written in hours. Tests generated automatically. A full suite of tools shipped without a single sprint ceremony. This is what efficient, AI-native development looks like in practice.

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The Content Importer in action

Bulk creation is where editors lose the most time — pasting in press releases, FAQs, or a migration’s worth of articles one item at a time. The Content Importer turns a CSV, Excel, or JSON file into content: upload, preview the rows, choose a target type and parent location, map columns to properties, then dry-run the whole thing before a single item is written.

The Forms add-on

Optimizely Forms are where a site quietly accumulates personal data — and where nobody has a single view of what’s been collected, where each form lives, or whether anyone is still reading the submissions. The Forms add-on is a separate, optional package that brings the same audit-and-monitor approach to that corner of the CMS.

It adds two tools. Forms Overview is an inventory of every Optimizely Form on the site: submission counts, last activity, field counts, where each form is referenced, which notification handlers (email or webhook) are wired up, and the retention policy in force. It flags duplicate field labels and privacy risks so the GDPR questions surface before an audit does. Submissions Timeline is a cross-form, chronological feed of recent submissions, each linked back to the form that received it, with an optional live mode over Server-Sent Events.

The add-on also contributes four checks to the CMS Doctor dashboard — Unused Forms, Forms Without Notification Handlers, PII Stored Indefinitely, and Forms With Duplicate Fields — so the health view covers forms alongside everything else.

Because it depends on the base package, install and register it after Editor Power Tools:

dotnet add package UmageAI.Optimizely.EditorPowerTools.Forms

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    services.AddEditorPowertools(/* ... */);
    services.AddEditorPowertoolsForms(); // Forms add-on
}

public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app)
{
    app.UseEditorPowertools();
    app.UseEditorPowertoolsForms();
    app.UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
    {
        endpoints.MapContent();
        endpoints.MapEditorPowertools();
        endpoints.MapEditorPowertoolsForms(); // maps the Forms tool endpoints
    });
}

Install in minutes

Works with Optimizely CMS 12 (.NET 8) and CMS 13 (.NET 10). Add the package and register the middleware — that’s it.

1. Install via NuGet

dotnet add package UmageAI.Optimizely.EditorPowerTools

2. Register in Startup.cs

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    services.AddEditorPowertools(options =>
    {
        options.AuthorizedRoles = ["WebAdmins", "Administrators"];
    });
}

public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app)
{
    app.UseEditorPowertools();
    app.UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
    {
        endpoints.MapContent();
        endpoints.MapEditorPowertools(); // Required for SignalR (Active Editors)
    });
}

Open Editor Power Tools from the CMS menu. All tools are immediately available.

Full documentation and configuration options are on GitHub.