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The publishing toolkit / Features

Every part of
the next post.

Writing is the important part. Keep the people, publishing details, and search data around it in one well-organized workspace.

01 / Workspace & people

A home for every publication.

  • Multiple blogs, one workspace

    Keep each publication's posts, tags, media, and research together. Switch blogs without switching accounts.

  • Team roles

    Invite owners, admins, editors, writers, and viewers with access that fits their part of the process.

  • Audit trail

    Keep a record of important publishing, invitation, role, deletion, and API key actions.

Workspace & peopleExample / 01

The field notes

One publication. A place for each part of the work.

Workspace
Studio journal
Blog
The field notes
Team
Owner / Editor / Writer
Content
Posts / Authors / Media

Illustrative content, not live workspace data.

02 / Writing & publishing

Give a good idea some structure.

  • Markdown post editor

    Write, preview, save, schedule, publish, and manage SEO metadata per post.

  • Scheduling & content calendar

    Set a publishing date and keep upcoming posts in view on the editorial calendar.

  • Authors, categories, tags

    Give contributors a profile and organize posts with categories and tags.

  • Media library

    Keep images alongside your posts, ready to use again in your next story.

Writing & publishingExample / 02

Notes from the workshop

A practical guide to writing a useful release note.

Status
Draft
Author
Jamie Chen
Category
Product notes
Next step
Preview, then schedule or publish

Illustrative content, not live workspace data.

03 / SEO & search

Publish with the details in place.

  • JSON-LD + canonical + OG

    Manage structured data, canonical URLs, Open Graph metadata, and auto-generated sitemaps for every site.

  • Google Search Console

    Connect a property to explore queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, and position. Google Analytics integration is coming soon.

  • Research alongside your writing

    Keep campaigns, keywords, communities, competitors, and content opportunities in your research workspace.

SEO & searchExample / 03

A better first impression

Example search metadata for the same workshop post.

SEO title
How to write useful release notes
Description
A practical guide for product teams, with examples.
Canonical path
/blog/notes-from-the-workshop
Measure with
Your connected Search Console property

Illustrative content, not live workspace data.

04 / REST & MCP

Your tools. Your final say.

  • Scoped API keys

    Connect your tools with blog-scoped keys. Choose permissions deliberately and copy each new key when it is shown.

  • Review agent requests

    MCP write requests enter an approval queue by default. Read the proposed changes before they affect your content.

  • Bring your own agent

    Use REST or MCP with your own tools. Built-in AI-provider connections are coming soon; the Markdown editor works without them.

REST & MCPExample / 04

A request, not a surprise

Example MCP write request entering the review process.

Tool
updatePost
Change
Title and content
Default
Queued for approval
Review
Read the full preview, approve or reject

Illustrative content, not live workspace data.

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Free during early access. Start with your next draft.

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