Hermes Agent + Blogizi
Hermes Agent by Nous Research is built to run continuously. Connect Blogizi and it can work through the growth loop every week: read your search data, pick page-2 queries and leave drafts for your review.
Three things, and you probably have two of them already.
Your laptop, a home server or a small VPS. Hermes runs continuously, so a server works best for weekly jobs.
Start with the 7-day trial for $0. The weekly Search Console loop needs Pro or Agency.
Only if you use the Blogizi skill and CLI. The MCP route needs nothing installed.
Add Blogizi as a remote MCP server in ~/.hermes/config.yaml (recommended, and needed for the Search Console loop), or install the Blogizi skill and CLI. Then give Hermes the job.
Hermes reads remote MCP servers from mcp_servers in its config. Add the Blogizi block, then sign in to Blogizi.
mcp_servers:
blogizi:
url: "https://blogizi.com/api/mcp"
# then, in your terminal
hermes mcp login blogiziIncludes get_search_performance for the weekly loop (Pro). No sign-in possible? Add headers: Authorization: "Bearer YOUR_ACCOUNT_API_KEY" instead.
Once connected, Hermes Agent calls Blogizi tools. Posts land as drafts on your domain and go live only when you approve.
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Connect Blogizi once. From then on Hermes can draft to any of your blogs from the terminal, Telegram or Discord, on a subdomain or under yourapp.com/blog.
Five steps, one command each. Most people are done in a few minutes.
Hermes is an open-source agent from Nous Research that runs on your own machine. The setup wizard picks a model provider.
# Linux, macOS, WSL2curl -fsSL https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/install.sh | bashhermes setup # full setup wizard
Hermes reads remote MCP servers from mcp_servers in its config. No API key needed: sign in to Blogizi instead.
mcp_servers: blogizi: url: "https://blogizi.com/api/mcp" # then sign inhermes mcp login blogizi
Prefer the CLI? The Blogizi skill teaches Hermes the Blogizi commands. It needs the CLI on the same machine.
npx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agentnpm install -g blogiziblogizi login --no-browserhermes skills list # blogizi should be listed
Ask Hermes to list your blogs, then draft one post to review before publishing.
> List my Blogizi blogs> Draft a post about our launch on blog.yourapp.com and send me the link
Hermes is built for recurring work. Ask for the growth loop and it comes back each week with drafts (Pro).
> Every Monday at 8am, check Blogizi search data, pick two page-2 queries and draft a post for each. Message me.
This is what Hermes is for: a recurring job that reads get_search_performance, picks queries Google already shows you for, drafts posts and pings you to approve.
Runs while you sleep; drafts wait for you in the morning.
Weekly Search Console check → drafts (Pro).
Get draft links where you already chat with Hermes.
Publishing stays your call.
Expose only the Blogizi tools you want Hermes to use.
One account, every project you run.
Two kinds of jobs: the weekly SEO loop that finds what to write, and an idea inbox that turns your messages into drafts.
Search Console → drafts, every Monday (Pro)
Hermes reads get_search_performance, picks the queries you're on page 2 for, writes a post for each and leaves them as drafts.
Hermes: Weekly loop finished. 1. get_search_performance (28 days) 2. Picked 2 page-2 queries: - "markdown blog for saas" (pos 13) - "add blog to nextjs" (pos 16) 3. draft_post ×2 on blog.yourapp.com Reply "publish 1" or "publish 2".
From Telegram or Discord
Send Hermes an idea whenever it comes to you. It turns each one into a draft on your blog and sends you the link.
You: idea: why we moved our docs to a /blog path instead of a subdomain Hermes: Drafted "Subdomain vs /blog: why we switched" (900 words) on blog.yourapp.com. Want me to add the traffic chart you posted last week?
# Your blogslist_projects every blog you run # Writingdraft_post save a draftupdate_post edit in place, same URLupload_post_image cover + inline imagespublish_post go live, when you say so # Growth (Pro)get_search_performance Search Console clicks, queries
Anything you'd brief a writer on. Name the topic, the keyword and the tone; Hermes Agent handles the rest through Blogizi.
Scheduled, Pro
Pro
From chat
Pro
On your own domain, wherever your app is built. Point a subdomain or a /blog path at Blogizi once, then publish from Hermes Agent.
Next.js
Lovable
Vercel
Webflow
Framer
Replit
Bolt
v0
AstroThe common causes, each with a fix.
| Fix | |
|---|---|
| Blogizi tools aren't listed | Restart Hermes after editing config.yaml, and check the YAML indentation under mcp_servers. |
| 401 / authentication error | Run hermes mcp login blogizi again, or check the Bearer header value if you use a key. |
| hermes skills list doesn't show blogizi | Re-run npx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent and restart Hermes. The skill also needs the Blogizi CLI on the same machine. |
| "Not authenticated" from the CLI | Run blogizi login --no-browser on the Hermes host, or set BLOGIZI_API_KEY in Hermes's environment. |
| Scheduled job is silent | Confirm Hermes is running and check its logs. Ask Hermes to list its scheduled jobs. |
| Drafts land on the wrong blog | Tell Hermes which blog to use by name, or run blogizi use your-project for the CLI route. |
Other always-on agents and coding agents that work with the same Blogizi account. Plans and the free trial are on the pricing page.
Hermes Agent is open source and the Blogizi MCP server, skill and CLI are free. Hermes Agent is billed by your model 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 planshermes mcp login signs in with your Blogizi account, so no key sits in config.yaml. If you use a key header instead, use a dedicated key and regenerate it in Account → API if the machine changes hands.
Add a blogizi entry under mcp_servers in ~/.hermes/config.yaml with the URL https://blogizi.com/api/mcp, then run hermes mcp login blogizi. Or install the Blogizi skill with npx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent.
Connect Blogizi once, give Hermes the job, and approve the drafts it leaves for you.
Your agents write. Blogizi publishes. Google sends the traffic to your domain.
