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Give your AI the ability to publish on the web.

Your assistant already writes. Connect it once and a finished conversation can become a live page — without copying anything into a CMS.

01

Two ways to connect.

Remote MCP server
For AI clients that support the Model Context Protocol. You sign in, choose what the client may do, and it receives tools for publications, content, publishing, and analytics.
REST API
For everything else. A versioned API with scoped keys, idempotency keys, pagination, rate limits, signed webhooks, and an OpenAPI schema.
MCP server guideREST API reference

02

What works with what.

Claude
MCP connector. Add the server as a custom connector and approve it.
ChatGPT
MCP connector where your plan supports custom connectors; otherwise the REST API.
Gemini
REST API.
Custom agents
MCP or the REST API.

These are standard, open connection methods. Bloting is not affiliated with these products, and what each one supports is decided by its maker.

03

Permissions, one by one.

  • Read publicationsGranted when you connect
  • Read contentGranted when you connect
  • Create draftsGranted when you connect
  • Edit draftsGranted when you connect
  • Publish contentSeparate approval
  • Delete contentSeparate approval
  • Read analyticsOff until you turn it on
  • Read revenueOff until you turn it on

Publishing and deleting are never granted implicitly. Without them, an agent can prepare a page and ask; you approve it in your workspace, and the approval applies only to the version you saw.

04

Publish from the conversation.

Inside your AI assistantIllustration
  1. YouPublish my latest article.
  2. AIWhich publication should I use?
  3. YouMy Technology Blog.
  4. AII've prepared the page. Would you like to publish it?
  5. YouYes.
  6. AIPublished. Here's your link.technology.bloting.com/my-article

Requires an AI client that supports the connection and its approval step.

05

Built to be safe to hand over.

Least privilege
Each connection gets only the permissions you ticked, scoped to your workspace.
Revocable
Tokens expire, refresh tokens rotate, and you can disconnect any agent instantly.
Logged
Every action an agent takes is recorded with who, what, and when.
Rate limited
Requests and publishes are capped to prevent runaway automation and spam.
Instructions stay instructions
Text found inside documents or web pages is treated as content, never as commands.
Keys are never stored
Only a hash of each API key is kept; the key is shown once.

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