Claude Code + Blogizi
Claude Code writes the markdown post itself and publishes it through the Blogizi plugin, CLI or MCP server. The post is grounded in the code it can actually see, and nothing goes live until you say so. Prefer chatting? See the Claude guide.
The fastest way is the Blogizi plugin from the Claude marketplace: two commands inside Claude Code, then one browser sign-in. The skill + CLI and the hosted MCP server are the alternatives. Either way takes under a minute.
Adds the Blogizi skill so Claude Code knows when and how to publish. Then authenticate the CLI once.
/plugin marketplace add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent
/plugin install blogizi@blogizi-agent
# then, in your terminal
npm install -g blogizi
blogizi login # approve the code in your browser
blogizi use your-project # only if you have several blogsThe skill uses the CLI, which auto-uploads relative images in your markdown.
Once connected, Claude Code calls Blogizi tools. Posts land as drafts on your domain and go live only when you approve.
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Sign in once. From then on Claude Code can write to any of your blogs from the terminal, on a subdomain or under yourapp.com/blog.
Use the plugin unless you have a reason not to. It ships the Blogizi skill, so Claude Code knows when and how to publish, and it needs no API key.
| Capability | Plugin | Skill + CLI | MCP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install | 2 slash commands | npx + npm | 1 command |
| Auth | blogizi login | blogizi login | Sign-in or header |
| Local images | Auto-uploaded | Auto-uploaded | upload_post_image |
| Search Console | Via MCP tool | Via MCP tool | Built in (Pro) |
| Best for | Most people | Other agents too | No Node installed |
The same MCP server works with other agents too. See the Blogizi MCP page and all agents.
With Search Console connected, Claude Code can call get_search_performance, find the queries you're on page 2 for, and write posts grounded in your real code for each one. Run it weekly with a scheduled task.
Claude Code reads the files you point it at, so examples match what you actually shipped.
Posts live as .md files you can diff, review and commit like code.
Relative image paths in the markdown are uploaded automatically on draft.
blogizi update re-pushes edits to the same post. No duplicate URLs.
Run a scheduled task that checks Search Console and drafts posts every Monday.
blogizi use switches between projects; one key covers them all.
Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool. It lives in your terminal and IDE, understands your codebase, runs commands, calls MCP tools and uses skills. With Blogizi it can also write and publish the post about what you just built.
All three are Anthropic products that can drive Blogizi, but they run in different places. This page is about Claude Code.
| Surface | Where it runs | Who it's for | How Blogizi connects | Notable difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Terminal, VS Code, JetBrains | Developers | Blogizi plugin, skill + CLI, or MCP | Reads your repo, headless mode (claude -p), CI and cron |
| Claude Cowork | Desktop app | Founders and writers | Directory or custom connector, or the plugin | Works with local files and scheduled tasks |
| Claude | Web, desktop, mobile chat | Anyone on claude.ai | Directory connector | No install; runs when you ask in chat |
Write and publish posts where you already work, in any terminal or inside VS Code and JetBrains.
Claude Code extends itself with plugins, skills and MCP servers. Blogizi ships all three; connect once and go.
Run one prompt with claude -p and exit. Put it in a release script or CI job and every release gets its post.
Install the plugin and Claude Code reads the Blogizi skill to learn when and how to publish. Or add the MCP server and it sees every Blogizi tool once you sign in.
# Option A: the Blogizi plugin/plugin marketplace add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent/plugin install blogizi@blogizi-agent # Option B: skill + CLInpx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agentnpm install -g blogizi && blogizi login # Option C: hosted MCPclaude mcp add --transport http blogizi \ https://blogizi.com/api/mcp # Verify it$ claude "List my Blogizi blogs"
Type the request in a Claude Code session, or pass it to claude -p in a script. Claude Code reads your code, writes the markdown, uploads images and drafts the post while you keep coding.
One prompt, grounded in your repo
Type a prompt in your Claude Code session. It reads the files you point at, writes the post with real code samples, and saves it as a draft on your blog.
> Turn the last 10 merged PRs into a "what's new in October" post and draft it. Claude Code: wrote posts/whats-new-october.md - 1,180 words, 4 sections, 3 code samples - blogizi draft posts/whats-new-october.md ✓ Saved as a draft. Say "publish" when ready.
Scripts, cron and GitHub Actions
Run Claude Code non-interactively with one prompt. Wire it into a release pipeline and every tag gets a draft post, with BLOGIZI_API_KEY set in CI.
#!/bin/bash# Runs after a new tag is pushed claude -p "Summarize the changes since the last git tag into a release post, target the feature name, and draft it on Blogizi with ./docs/screenshot.png as the cover."
Anything you'd brief a writer on. Name the topic, the keyword and the tone; Claude Code handles the rest through Blogizi.
From your git history
Deep technical post
Needs Search Console (Pro)
Same URL
On your own domain, wherever your app is built. Point a subdomain or a /blog path at Blogizi once, then publish from Claude Code.
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AstroThey're different products and Blogizi works with all of them. This page is for Claude Code.
Anthropic's terminal coding agent. Blog from the repo you're already in.
Chat assistant on web, desktop and mobile. Connect once, then ask in plain English.
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The plugin, skill and CLI are free. Claude Code is billed by Anthropic. 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 plansblogizi login stores a short-lived token that refreshes itself in ~/.blogizi/config.json (mode 600). Disconnect it anytime in Account → API → Connected apps or with blogizi logout.
Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool. It runs in your terminal, with extensions for VS Code and JetBrains, reads your codebase, runs commands, and calls skills and MCP tools. Connected to Blogizi, it can write and publish blog posts on your own domain from the same session.
Ship the feature, then let Claude Code write the post about it.
Your agents write. Blogizi publishes. Google sends the traffic to your domain.
