AEM FAQs

Question 1

What is AEM and how does it enhance Adobe Experience Manager?

Accepted Answer

AEM is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to provide natural language access to your Adobe Experience Manager instance. It enhances AEM by allowing users to manage assets, track references, and analyze logs through intuitive conversational AI commands, integrating directly with tools like Claude Desktop.

Question 2

Does this tool support multi-step workflows for AEM tasks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it supports multi-step workflows. For example, you can combine commands to 'Find all expired assets, check which ones are still referenced by published pages, and extend the expiration by 1 year for any that are actively used,' streamlining complex administrative tasks.

Question 3

What are the core capabilities of this AEM tool?

Accepted Answer

The core capabilities include AI-powered asset expiration management (finding expired, expiring, or recently expired assets), real-time AEM asset reference tracking across pages, the ability to extend or set asset expiration dates, and natural language analysis of AEM error logs with smart in-memory caching.

Question 4

Can I extend asset expiration dates using natural language?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. The tool allows you to extend asset expiration dates by specifying periods (e.g., 'by 2 years') or setting custom dates (e.g., 'to 2027-12-31') directly through natural language prompts, simplifying asset lifecycle management.

Question 5

How does the AEM log analysis feature work?

Accepted Answer

The log analysis feature enables you to query AEM logs using natural language. You can ask for specific errors, filter by time ranges (e.g., 'last 24 hours'), or log levels. It also utilizes smart in-memory caching for faster, more efficient analysis of your AEM error logs.

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