Which AI agents work with Blogizi?

Claude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, NanoClaw, Paperclip and Perplexity, plus any MCP client or agent that can run shell commands.

What's the difference between the MCP server, the skill and the CLI?

The MCP server exposes Blogizi as tools to MCP clients. The CLI publishes markdown files from a terminal. The skill teaches agents when and how to run the CLI safely.

Do I need an API key?

Usually not. MCP clients sign in to Blogizi and blogizi login uses a device code. An API key is for CI and headless servers.

Is OpenClaw an MCP client?

OpenClaw uses the Blogizi skill and CLI from ClawHub instead.

Claude, Claude Code or Cowork: which do I need?

Claude chat uses the official directory connector, Claude Code the plugin or MCP from your repo, and Cowork the same connector on your desktop. Each has its own guide.

Can an AI agent post on a schedule without me?

Yes. Always-on agents like Hermes and OpenClaw run recurring jobs, and Codex or Claude Code can run headless in CI. Drafts still wait for your approval.

Does the CLI write posts?

No. Your agent (or you) writes the markdown; the CLI publishes it.

Which plan do I need?

Any plan publishes. Search Console data needs Pro or Agency. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial for $0.

Blogizi for AI agents

Publish your blog from any AI agent

Guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw and more
Three ways in: the MCP server, the skill + CLI, or the Claude connector
Drafts on your own domain; you approve before anything goes live

AI agents can write, update and publish posts on your own domain. Blogizi supports them through a hosted MCP server, a CLI with an installable skill, and an official Claude connector. Keep a human in the loop: agents draft, you publish.

Connect any agent3 ways

# MCP server

https://blogizi.com/api/mcp

# Skill + CLI

npx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent

# Claude connector

claude.ai/directory/blogizi

Which AI agents can publish to Blogizi?

Every agent below has a dedicated guide. Each row shows how it connects to Blogizi and how it signs in.

Agent	Made by	How it connects	Sign-in	Guide
Claude	Anthropic	Official directory connector	Sign-in	Guide →
Claude Code	Anthropic	Blogizi plugin, skill + CLI, or MCP	Sign-in or blogizi login	Guide →
Claude Cowork	Anthropic	Directory connector, custom connector or plugin	Sign-in	Guide →
ChatGPT	OpenAI	Custom MCP connector (Developer mode)	Sign-in	Guide →
Codex	OpenAI	Skill + CLI, or MCP server	blogizi login or codex mcp login	Guide →
Cursor	Anysphere	MCP in mcp.json, or skill + CLI	Sign-in	Guide →
Hermes Agent	Nous Research	MCP in config.yaml, or skill + CLI	hermes mcp login	Guide →
OpenClaw	Open source	ClawHub skill + CLI (not MCP)	blogizi login or API key	Guide →
NanoClaw	Open source	MCP on one group, or skill + CLI	Key in the credential vault	Guide →
Paperclip	Open source	Skill + CLI where agents run	blogizi login or API key	Guide →
Perplexity	Perplexity	Custom connector	Sign-in	Guide →
Any MCP client	—	The MCP link	Sign-in or Bearer key	Guide →

Not listed? Any MCP-compatible tool can use the MCP server, and any agent that runs shell commands can use the skill + CLI.

How do AI agents connect to Blogizi?

Three surfaces, one account. Whichever your agent supports, it reaches the same blogs and drafts.

	Blogizi MCP server	Blogizi skill + CLI	Claude connector + plugin
Install	https://blogizi.com/api/mcp	npx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent	claude.ai/directory/blogizi
Used by	Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, Perplexity, any MCP client	OpenClaw, Paperclip, Codex, Claude Code and any agent with a shell	Claude, Claude Cowork, Claude Code
Sign-in	Sign in to Blogizi, or a Bearer key	blogizi login, or BLOGIZI_API_KEY	Sign in to Blogizi
Images and tools	All six tools, incl. Search Console (Pro)	Markdown files, relative images auto-uploaded	Same tools as MCP; the plugin adds the skill

More on the Blogizi MCP server and the Claude connector.

One Blogizi account powers every blog your agents write for

Set up your blogs once. Then any agent, through any surface, can draft to them, on a subdomain or under yourapp.com/blog.

list_projects
list_posts
draft_post
update_post
publish_post
upload_post_image
get_search_performance

How do I connect any AI agent to Blogizi?

Three steps, about two minutes.

Pick a surface your agent supports

MCP-native agents take the link. Agents with a shell take the skill and CLI. Claude chat users add the directory connector.

Connect

# MCP serverhttps://blogizi.com/api/mcp # or the skill + CLInpx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agentnpm install -g blogizi

Sign in to Blogizi

MCP clients open Blogizi sign-in. The CLI signs in with a device code. An API key is only for CI and headless servers.

Authenticate

blogizi login --no-browserblogizi status   # check which blog is active # headless / CIexport BLOGIZI_API_KEY=your_api_key

Ask the agent to write

Describe the post in plain language. The agent drafts it on your domain; you review before publishing.

Prompt

> Write a post about our new export feature,  target "export notion to markdown", with the  screenshot in ./docs/export.png as the cover. Agent: Drafted "Export Notion to Markdown in  one click" (980 words) on blog.yourapp.com.  Publish it, or want changes first?

How does the Blogizi CLI work for AI agents?

The CLI is the simplest way for an agent to publish: it writes a markdown file with frontmatter and runs one command. The skill teaches it when and how.

Pick the blog

Terminal

blogizi login --no-browserblogizi statusblogizi use docs-blog   # switch blogs

Write and draft

The agent writes markdown with frontmatter. One command saves it as a draft and uploads relative images.

posts/export.md

---title: "Export Notion to Markdown in one click"description: "How our new export works"keyword: "export notion to markdown"slug: export-notion-to-markdown--- Your markdown here. ![Export](./export.png) $ blogizi draft posts/export.md

Update, upload, publish

Re-push edits to the same URL, add images, and publish when it's approved.

Terminal

blogizi update posts/export.md     # same slugblogizi upload ./cover.png --slug export-notion-to-markdownblogizi publish posts/export.md    # only when approved

Blogizi CLI command reference

Everything the CLI does. draft forces status draft, publish forces published, update keeps the current status unless the frontmatter sets it.

Capability	Description
blogizi login [--no-browser]	Sign in with a device code; the session refreshes itself
blogizi logout	Sign out and remove the local session
blogizi status	Show the signed-in account and active blog
blogizi auth <apiKey>	Use an account API key instead of signing in (CI)
blogizi use <projectSlug>	Switch which blog commands write to
blogizi draft <file.md>	Save the markdown file as a draft; uploads relative images
blogizi update <file.md>	Re-push edits to the same slug
blogizi publish <file.md>	Publish the post
blogizi upload <file> --slug <post>	Upload an image to a post

Run blogizi --help for the full list of flags.

What can an AI agent do with Blogizi?

Pair the CLI with the MCP server's get_search_performance and your agent can pick topics from real search data (Pro).

Write and draft

Agents save posts as drafts on your own domain.

Update by slug

Re-push edits to the same URL. No duplicates.

Images included

Covers and inline images upload with the post.

Publish on approval

Publishing is always a separate, explicit step.

Every blog you run

One account, many blogs; agents pick by name.

Search Console

Agents choose topics from real search data (Pro).

Can an AI agent write posts on a schedule without me?

Yes. Always-on agents run recurring jobs, and coding agents run headless in CI. Keep a human approving what goes live.

Always-on agents

Hermes, OpenClaw, NanoClaw, Paperclip

Give the agent a weekly job. It reads your Search Console data through Blogizi, drafts posts for page-2 queries and messages you the links (Pro).

You: Every Monday, draft posts for my two  best page-2 queries and send me the links. Agent: Scheduled. This week:  - "markdown blog for saas" → draft  - "add blog to nextjs" → draft  Reply "publish 1" or "publish 2".

Headless in CI

Codex and Claude Code

Run one prompt non-interactively after every release. The agent reads the changes and drafts the release post, with BLOGIZI_API_KEY set in CI.

release.sh

# after a new tag is pushed$ codex exec "Summarize the changes since the  last tag into a release post and draft it  on Blogizi" # or$ claude -p "Draft the release post on Blogizi"

Why AI agents work well with Blogizi

✓Markdown in, a ranked post on your domain out
✓The skill teaches agents to draft first, never paste keys
✓Update by slug: no duplicate URLs when an agent re-pushes
✓Search Console data for picking topics (Pro)
✓SEO handled: sitemaps, schema, OG images, canonicals
✓Model-agnostic: works with whichever model your agent uses

Blogizi tools over MCP

list_projects           every blog you rundraft_post              save a draftupdate_post             edit in place, same URLupload_post_image       cover + inline imagespublish_post            go live, when you say soget_search_performance  Search Console (Pro)

What can I ask your agent to write?

Anything you'd brief a writer on. Name the topic, the keyword and the tone; your agent handles the rest through Blogizi.

Any agent

Draft

Write posts/launch.md and run blogizi draft.

Same URL

Update

Fix the intro in posts/launch.md and run blogizi update.

blogizi upload

Image

Upload ./cover.png as the cover for launch.

blogizi use

Switch blog

Use my docs-blog project and draft this post there.

Where can your agent publish?

On your own domain, wherever your app is built. Point a subdomain or a /blog path at Blogizi once, then publish from your agent.

Next.js
Lovable
Vercel
Webflow
Framer
Replit
Bolt
v0
Astro
subSubdomain
/b/blog path
↪Any reverse proxy

Popular next steps

They're different products and Blogizi works with all of them. This page is for your agent.

your agent (this page)

The Blogizi CLI and skill, for every agent with a shell.

Claude Code

Anthropic's terminal coding agent. Blog from the repo you're already in.

Codex

OpenAI's coding agent for the terminal and IDE.

OpenClaw

Open-source personal agent with ClawHub skills.

Using another agent? See all agents.

Pricing, security, and troubleshooting

How much does it cost?

The MCP server, skill and CLI are included with every Blogizi plan. Your agent is billed by your AI provider. Blogizi starts with a 7-day trial for $0, then plans run from $9/month. The Search Console loop needs Pro or Agency.

Compare Blogizi plans

How is access secured?

blogizi login keeps a self-refreshing token in ~/.blogizi/config.json (mode 600). Run blogizi logout or disconnect it in Account → Connected apps.

Something not working?

✓Command not found: npm install -g blogizi (Node 20+).
✓Not authenticated: blogizi login.
✓Wrong blog: blogizi use <slug>.

Frequently asked questions

Your AI agent writes the post, and Blogizi drafts and publishes it on your own domain with SEO handled. You approve before anything goes live.

Give your agent a blog

Connect any AI agent to Blogizi and let it draft posts on your own domain. You approve; it does the rest.

Install the CLI

Ready to get started?

Your agents write. Blogizi publishes. Google sends the traffic to your domain.