What is the Blogizi MCP server URL?

https://blogizi.com/api/mcp (streamable HTTP).

Which AI agents can connect?

Any MCP client: Claude (official connector), Claude Code, Cowork, ChatGPT (custom connector), Cursor, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, Claude Desktop through mcp-remote, and your own agent.

Do I need an API key?

No. Sign in to Blogizi when your client connects. An Authorization: Bearer header with an account API key is the fallback for clients without sign-in, and for CI.

Does it publish without asking?

No. draft_post saves drafts; publish_post is a separate tool your agent calls only when you say so.

Is OpenClaw an MCP client?

OpenClaw uses the Blogizi skill and CLI instead. See the OpenClaw guide.

How is it different from the WordPress MCP?

Blogizi hosts the blog for you, with SEO built in; no WordPress to run.

Blogizi MCP server

The MCP server for publishing a blog

One endpoint: https://blogizi.com/api/mcp
Six tools: draft, update, publish, images, blogs, Search Console
Sign in with your Blogizi account; no API key to paste

Blogizi's hosted MCP server lets any MCP client draft, update and publish posts on your domain and read Search Console data. Use it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Hermes or your own agent. Drafts by default; keep a human in the loop.

Blogizi MCPconnected

https://blogizi.com/api/mcp

✓ list_projects

✓ list_posts

✓ draft_post

✓ update_post

✓ publish_post

✓ upload_post_image

✓ get_search_performance (Pro)

What is a blog MCP server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants call outside apps as tools. The Blogizi MCP server turns your blog into those tools, so any MCP client can write, update and publish posts on your own domain.

Just ask, in plain English

Tell your agent what to write. It calls the right Blogizi tools for you.

Every blog you run

One connection reaches every project on your account.

Connect once with a link

Hosted, streamable HTTP at one URL. Nothing to run.

Drafts by default

publish_post is a separate tool, so nothing goes live by accident.

Images included

Upload a cover or inline images with upload_post_image.

SEO built in

Sitemaps, schema, OG images and canonicals on every post, on your own domain.

What can an AI agent do through the Blogizi MCP server?

Seven tools cover the whole job: find the blog, list what's live, draft, add images, update, publish, and decide what to write next.

	What it does	What you'd ask	Plan
list_projects	Lists the blogs on your account	“Which blogs do I have?”	All
list_posts	Lists posts (defaults to published)	“What posts are already live?”	All
draft_post	Saves a markdown post as a draft	“Draft a post about our new export feature”	All
update_post	Updates a post by slug, same URL	“Update the pricing post with this year's numbers”	All
upload_post_image	Uploads a cover or inline image	“Use this screenshot as the cover”	All
publish_post	Publishes a post	“Publish the export post”	All
get_search_performance	Clicks, impressions, CTR, position and what to write next	“What should I write next?”	Pro

How do I connect an AI agent to the Blogizi MCP server?

Copy the link, add it to your AI client, sign in to Blogizi, then ask. Most clients take under a minute.

1 Connectunder a minute

Claude Code

One command, then sign in to Blogizi in the browser tab that opens.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http blogizi \
  https://blogizi.com/api/mcp

Prefer the Blogizi plugin? See the Claude Code guide.

2 Askdraft on your blog

Ask your agent to write the post

Once connected, your agent calls Blogizi tools. Posts land as drafts on your domain and go live only when you approve.

Write a post about our new export feature, target "export notion to markdown", and save it as a draft on my-app.

list_projects → my-app, docs-blog. draft_post → saved draft export-notion-to-markdown. publish_post when you confirm

via Blogizi

Also try

upload_post_imageupdate_postget_search_performance

1Copy: the Blogizi MCP link: https://blogizi.com/api/mcp
2Add it: to your AI client: a connector, mcp.json, config.toml or one command.
3Sign in: to Blogizi when the client asks. No API key to paste.
4Ask: your agent to write. Posts land as drafts on your domain.

One MCP link powers every blog you run

Connect once. Every blog on your Blogizi account is reachable from any MCP client, on a subdomain or under yourapp.com/blog.

list_projects
list_posts
draft_post
update_post
publish_post
upload_post_image
get_search_performance

Install reference by client

Every client points at the same endpoint. Most sign in with your Blogizi account; a Bearer key is the fallback.

Capability	How to connect	Command or setting	Auth
Claude	Official directory connector	claude.ai/directory/blogizi	Sign-in
Claude Cowork	Same connector, shared with Claude	claude.ai/directory/blogizi	Sign-in
Claude Code	One command (or the Blogizi plugin)	claude mcp add --transport http blogizi https://blogizi.com/api/mcp	Sign-in
ChatGPT	Custom connector in Developer mode	Settings → Apps & Connectors → Create	Sign-in
Cursor	mcpServers JSON	~/.cursor/mcp.json	Sign-in
Codex	codex mcp add	codex mcp add blogizi --url https://blogizi.com/api/mcp	codex mcp login blogizi
Hermes Agent	mcp_servers in config.yaml	~/.hermes/config.yaml	hermes mcp login blogizi
NanoClaw	MCP server on one group	ncl groups config add-mcp-server --name blogizi --url https://blogizi.com/api/mcp	Key in the credential vault
Claude Desktop	mcp-remote bridge (stdio)	npx -y mcp-remote https://blogizi.com/api/mcp	Sign-in
Any other MCP client	The MCP link	https://blogizi.com/api/mcp	Sign-in or Bearer key

Using an agent that doesn't support MCP, like OpenClaw or Paperclip? Use the Blogizi skill and CLI instead: npx skills add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent, then blogizi login.

Is the Blogizi MCP server secure?

get_search_performance returns clicks, impressions, CTR and position compared with the previous period, plus a ranked list of what to write next and which posts Google hasn't indexed yet, so any agent can choose its next post (Pro).

No API key to paste

Clients sign in with your Blogizi account, so there's no key to leak. An account key is only for CI and clients without sign-in.

Scoped to your account

The agent only reaches the blogs on your Blogizi account.

Human in the loop

Drafts by default; revoke access anytime in Account → Connected apps.

Let the agent decide what to write next

get_search_performance returns clicks, impressions, CTR and position compared with the previous period, plus a ranked list of what to write next and which posts Google hasn't indexed yet (Pro).

Search data, built in

No separate analytics tool to wire up. Any agent connected to Blogizi can read your Search Console data and pick its next post from it.

✓Page-2 queries you're close to winning
✓Posts that slipped this period
✓Posts Google hasn't indexed yet
✓Run it weekly from any agent that can schedule jobs

get_search_performance

period        last 28 days vs previousclicks        1,284  ▲ 18%impressions   41,900 ▲ 9%avg position  14.2   ▲ 1.6 # write next  1. "markdown blog for saas"   pos 13  2. "add blog to nextjs"       pos 16  3. "notion to markdown"       pos 19 # not indexed: 2 posts

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.

draft_post

Draft

Create a draft with title, slug and markdown body.

upload_post_image

Images

Upload a cover image and set it on the post.

get_search_performance, Pro

Search data

Get the last 28 days of queries and suggest the next post.

publish_post

Publish

Publish the post with slug my-first-post.

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

Blogizi guides for every AI agent

Step-by-step setup for each client, all using the same Blogizi account. Plans and the free trial are on the pricing page.

Pricing, security, and troubleshooting

How much does it cost?

The MCP server is included in 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?

Clients sign in with your Blogizi account (OAuth); revoke access in Account → Connected apps. Account API keys, for CI and clients without sign-in, can be regenerated in Account → API.

Something not working?

✓401: reconnect sign-in, or check the Authorization header if you use a key.
✓Wrong project: pass the project slug or call list_projects first.
✓Client only supports stdio: use mcp-remote.

Frequently asked questions

An MCP server exposes an app to AI assistants as tools. The Blogizi MCP server exposes your blog, so any MCP client can draft, update and publish posts on your own domain.

Let your AI run your blog

One endpoint between your agent and a blog that ranks. Connect once, approve the drafts.

Copy the endpoint

Ready to get started?

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