Store your data and pull it back out

Last updated: July 3, 2026

There are times when you want to store information that your site or app will show, like a product list, announcements, or customer reviews, keeping it neatly in one place and pulling it out when you need it. In WEEGLOO you do not have to build this by hand. Tell your connected AI agent what you want to store, and the agent creates the data structure and fills in the content.

If you have not connected an agent yet, see Connect first.

The pieces involved here are Content Type (the structure your data follows), Content (one item that fills that structure), and Media (images or files). You do not need to memorize these names. Just decide what to store, and the agent picks the right one to use.

Tell your AI like this

This is a page that shows a product list. Each product has a name and a price. "Stainless Tumbler 500ml" 9,900 won, "Canvas Eco Bag" 12,000 won, "Ceramic Mug" 6,500 won. Store these products in WEEGLOO and have this page load them from there.

What the agent does

The agent takes this and does the following in WEEGLOO.

  1. It reads the description and models a "Product" Content Type. It sets up fields for the name and the price.
  2. It stores the products you named as Content following that structure, and publishes them.
  3. It connects the page to load the products from WEEGLOO.

Now the page loads and shows the products stored in WEEGLOO. When you add more products or edit them, publish again to deliver the changes.

How to check it worked

  • If "Product" is in the Content Type list in the content studio, and the products you named are inside it in the Published state, then storing and publishing are done.
  • The page should show the product list it loaded from WEEGLOO.

What to do next

  • Content Modeling: covers what a Content Type is, what kinds of fields there are, and how to create one directly from the screen.
  • Add search: covers how to let visitors find the data you stored.
  • API reference: covers technical specifications such as the request format for exchanging your stored data directly from a program.