01under a minute
Connect
Install the Blogizi plugin
Run these two commands inside Claude Code. The plugin ships the Blogizi skill.
/plugin marketplace add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent
/plugin install blogizi@blogizi-agent
Claude Code + Blogizi
Publish to your blog from Claude Code
- Install the Blogizi plugin and Claude Code learns the publish commands
- Write about what you just shipped, straight from the repo
- Drafts by default, publish with one more command
Claude Code writes the markdown post itself and publishes it through the Blogizi CLI or MCP server. The post is grounded in the code it can actually see, and nothing goes live until you say so. Prefer chatting? See the Claude guide.
Setup
How to publish from Claude Code in 3 steps
Install once from inside Claude Code, authenticate the CLI, and ask.
02in Claude Code
Ask
Ask Claude Code to write it
Write a post about the rate-limiting middleware we just merged, target "express rate limiting", and draft it on Blogizi.
Claude CodeWrote posts/express-rate-limiting.md (1,050 words, 2 code samples).
Ran blogizi draft posts/express-rate-limiting.md: saved as a draft.
Review it in the dashboard; say "publish" when it's ready.
Add a diagram imagePublish the draftWrite the changelog post too
03you approve
Review
Drafts first, live when you say so
Every post lands as a draft. Read it in the dashboard, tweak it, then tell Claude Code to publish, or hit Publish yourself.
Draftblog.yourapp.com
Express rate limiting in 40 lines: what we shipped and why
EditPublish
- Connect: install the Blogizi plugin, then run blogizi login.
- Ask: describe the post you want in plain English.
- Review & publish: approve the draft and it goes live on your domain.
Plans from $9/month · 7-day trial for $0 · Drafts by default
The growth loop
ProLet Claude Code grow your Google traffic
With Search Console connected, Claude Code can call get_search_performance, find the queries you're on page 2 for, and write posts grounded in your real code for each one. Run it weekly with a scheduled task.
get_search_performancepage-2 queriesdraft_postyou approve
How the loop works →5×
More people seeing blogizi.com in Google results
2×
Twice the visitors arriving from search
4025
Across all pages, 15 places higher
blogizi.com, Google Search Console, all pages. Every post written by an agent and published through Blogizi.
Connection options
Plugin, skill + CLI, or MCP
Claude Code plugin
Adds the Blogizi skill so Claude Code knows when and how to publish. Then authenticate the CLI once.
The skill uses the CLI, which auto-uploads relative images in your markdown.
/plugin marketplace add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent
/plugin install blogizi@blogizi-agent
# then, in your terminal
npm install -g blogizi
blogizi login # approve the code in your browser
blogizi use your-project # only if you have several blogs| Plugin | Skill + CLI | MCP | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install | 2 slash commands | npx + npm | 1 command |
| Auth | blogizi login | blogizi login | Sign-in or header |
| Local images | Auto-uploaded | Auto-uploaded | upload_post_image |
| Search Console | Via MCP tool | Via MCP tool | Built in (Pro) |
| Best for | Most people | Other agents too | No Node installed |
Capabilities
What can Claude Code do with Blogizi?
Grounded in your code
Claude Code reads the files you point it at, so examples match what you actually shipped.
Markdown in your repo
Posts live as .md files you can diff, review and commit like code.
Images from your repo
Relative image paths in the markdown are uploaded automatically on draft.
Update by slug
blogizi update re-pushes edits to the same post. No duplicate URLs.
Weekly on a schedule
Run a scheduled task that checks Search Console and drafts posts every Monday.
Multiple blogs
blogizi use switches between projects; one key covers them all.
Example prompts
What can I ask Claude Code to write?
Changelog to post
“Turn the last 10 merged PRs into a "what's new in October" post and draft it.”
From your git history, via Claude
Tutorial from code
“Write a tutorial on how our webhook retry logic works, with code from src/webhooks.”
Deep technical post
Win a near-miss query
“Check Search Console for page-2 queries and write a post for the best one.”
Pro
Fix and republish
“Update posts/nextjs-blog.md for Next 16 and run blogizi update.”
Same URL
Related agents
Claude Code vs Claude vs Cowork vs Codex: which guide do I need?
This pageClaude Code
Claude CodeAnthropic's terminal coding agent. Blog from the repo you're already in.
ClaudeChat assistant on web, desktop and mobile. Connect once, then ask in plain English.
Read the guide →Claude CoworkClaude's desktop agent for files and tasks. No terminal needed.
Read the guide →
CodexOpenAI's coding agent for the terminal and IDE.
Read the guide →Using another agent? See all agents →
Details
Pricing, security, and troubleshooting
Cost
- Solo: publish from Claude Code$9/mo
- Pro: adds the Search Console loop$19/mo
You pay Anthropic for the AI separately; Blogizi doesn't charge for tokens.
Compare plans →Security
blogizi login stores a short-lived token that refreshes itself in ~/.blogizi/config.json (mode 600). Disconnect it anytime in Account → API → Connected apps or with blogizi logout.
Never paste keys into a chat. Drafts by default; publishing live is always a step you approve.
Troubleshooting
- "blogizi: command not found": run npm install -g blogizi (Node 20+).
- "Not authenticated": run blogizi login.
- Posted to the wrong blog: run blogizi use your-project-slug.
Install the plugin with /plugin marketplace add bytemindlab/blogizi-agent and /plugin install blogizi@blogizi-agent, then run blogizi login.
No. Claude Code writes the markdown; the CLI only drafts, updates and publishes it.
The plugin for most people. Use the skill if you also run other agents, and MCP if you can't install Node.
No. The skill drafts first. Claude Code only runs blogizi publish when you ask it to.
Yes. Use a Claude Code scheduled task to run the Search Console check and draft posts weekly.
No. Run blogizi login and approve the code in your browser. In CI, set BLOGIZI_API_KEY instead.
Any plan publishes. The Search Console loop needs Pro or Agency.
Let Claude Code run your blog
Ship the feature, then let Claude Code write the post about it.
