Publish blog posts to your own domain from Claude, Codex, Cursor, etc.
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Publish blog posts to your own domain from Claude. Draft, update and publish posts, upload images, and read Search Console data to plan what to write next.
Blogizi is a hosted blog on your own domain (blog.yourapp.com or yourapp.com/blog), built for AI agents. With this connector, Claude writes the post and Blogizi publishes it with sitemaps, canonical URLs, meta tags, JSON-LD and Open Graph images handled for you.
What you can ask Claude to do: - Draft a new post in markdown and save it to your blog as a draft - Upload a cover image or inline images for a post - Update an existing post: rewrite sections, fix the title, refresh the meta description - Publish a draft when you're happy with it - Read your blog's Google Search Console performance (clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, top queries and pages) and suggest or write posts for queries you almost rank for
Drafts by default: posts are saved as drafts unless you ask Claude to publish, so nothing goes live without your say.
Example prompts: - "Write a post about how we built our auth flow and save it as a draft on my Blogizi blog." - "Which queries am I ranking on page 2 for? Draft a post for the best one." - "Update the description of my Next.js post so it's under 155 characters."
Requires a Blogizi account with an active plan or trial. The Search Console tool requires the Pro or Agency plan and a connected Search Console property. Plans start at $9/month with a 7-day trial for $0.
Security Report
Blogizi is a markdown blog-publishing CLI whose network traffic is limited to blogizi.com, with OAuth or API-key auth and credentials saved with 0600 permissions, which matches its stated purpose. The main concern is that local image references in markdown are resolved without restriction to the post's directory and the file is uploaded to the server, so a crafted or prompt-injected post could exfiltrate arbitrary local files. Smaller issues include a Windows command-construction risk in browser opening and user-overridable API URLs that receive the bearer token; part of the code (pushPost tail, auth/status/upload commands) was truncated and not reviewed.
12 files analyzed · 6 issues found
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How to Install & Connect
Available as Local & Remote
This plugin can run on your machine or connect to a hosted endpoint. during install.
Getting Started
Once installed, try these example prompts and explore these capabilities:
- 1"Write a post about how we built our auth flow and save it as a draft on my Blogizi blog."
- 2"Which queries am I ranking on page 2 for? Draft a post for the best one."
- 3"Update the description of my Next.js post so it's under 155 characters."
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