No Terminal Needed
Cowork calls Blogizi’s hosted MCP tools directly — draft_post, update_post, publish_post — with nothing to install on your machine.
Claude Cowork
Blogizi's hosted MCP server lets Claude Cowork draft and publish markdown blog posts directly from your desktop — no CLI, no shared config file.
Blogizi drafts by default — publishing live always requires explicit confirmation.
Context
Claude Cowork is Anthropic's desktop agent for knowledge workers. It connects to local files and apps, then works through multi-step tasks on your behalf — including turning material from your existing desktop workflow into a Blogizi draft via MCP.
Why Blogizi
Cowork calls Blogizi’s hosted MCP tools directly — draft_post, update_post, publish_post — with nothing to install on your machine.
Ask Cowork to turn something you’re already working on — notes, a local doc, a chat request — into a Blogizi draft. No new writing app required.
Every post lands as a draft. Publishing live is a separate explicit step — say the word after you’ve reviewed it in the dashboard.
Example
A realistic Cowork exchange — content comes from whatever you’re already working on; Blogizi only sees the finished post via MCP.
You
I've got notes on our new auth flow in this doc — turn it into a blog post and publish a draft to Blogizi.
Claude Cowork
Drafting now.
Draft ready: “How We Built Our Auth Flow” — review it in your Blogizi dashboard, then say the word and I'll publish it live.
Setup
Add the hosted connector with your account API key. Full tool docs live on the MCP page — this page stays Cowork-focused.
claude mcp add blogizi --transport http \
--url https://blogizi.com/api/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"Details, tools, and stdio bridge: /docs/mcp
Cowork handles the writing and the MCP call. You review the draft in Blogizi before anything goes live.
Prefer a terminal, Claude Code, OpenClaw, or Hermes? See the full /agent guide.