CLI publishing | Blogizi Docs

The Blogizi CLI is the fastest way to draft posts grounded in your actual codebase and push them live without opening the dashboard.

Get your API key

Dashboard → your project → Settings → API. Each project has a unique key. Treat it like a password — never commit it to git.

Authenticate

terminal

blogizi auth --api-key YOUR_PROJECT_API_KEY

Common commands

commands

bash

# Draft a new post (uses your local AI agent)
blogizi draft --keyword "your target keyword"

# Upload a local markdown file as a draft
blogizi upload path/to/my-post.md

# Publish a local markdown file
blogizi publish path/to/my-post.md

How publishing works

Drafts are stored on Blogizi as draft status. Running blogizi upload saves a local file as a draft. Running blogizi publish (or clicking Publish in the dashboard) sets status to published and makes the post visible on your public blog.

You can also create and edit posts entirely in the dashboard editor — the CLI is optional for day-to-day use once you prefer a visual workflow.

Prefer writing posts yourself in Markdown? See Write in Markdown for the frontmatter format and a CLI-only publish workflow.