Vault-native workflow
Write where you already think — daily notes, project folders, or a dedicated Blogizi folder. No copy-paste into a CMS.
Obsidian community plugin
Publish from Obsidian to your Blogizi blog
Keep writing in your vault. The Blogizi Obsidian plugin stages drafts and publishes SEO-ready posts to your own domain — same account API key as the CLI.
Listed on the Obsidian Community Plugins directory. Source on GitHub. Setup guide in the docs.
Connect → new post → write → upload draft
Workflow
Obsidian → Blogizi in four steps
A vault-native publishing loop for indie writers and builders who already live in Obsidian.
Step 1
Install from Community plugins
Search for Blogizi in Obsidian → Settings → Community plugins, or open the listing and click Add to Obsidian.
Step 2
Paste your account API key
Same key as the CLI. Load projects and pick which blog to publish to if you have more than one.
Step 3
New post from the ribbon
Creates a note in your posts folder with Blogizi YAML frontmatter — title, slug, description, keyword, status.
Step 4
Upload draft or Publish
Push the open note without leaving Obsidian. Re-push the same slug to update. Live publish stays an explicit step.
Why it fits
Built for how you already write
Same API as the CLI
Account API key, upsert-by-slug, draft vs published. Notes and agent drafts stay interchangeable.
SEO frontmatter built in
Title, description, keyword, and slug travel with every note so staged posts are search-ready on your domain.
Commands
Ribbon + command palette
Everything you need without leaving Obsidian.
Blogizi: New blog post
Ribbon + command palette — creates a note with frontmatter
Blogizi: Insert frontmatter
Adds the YAML template to the open note
Blogizi: Upload as draft
Ribbon upload — stages the note without going live
Blogizi: Publish
Pushes the open note as published when you’re ready
Frontmatter
Same markdown format as the CLI
Agents, CLI, and Obsidian all speak one frontmatter contract — update by slug on re-push.
---
title: "How we built our auth flow"
description: "A short meta description"
keyword: "indie app authentication"
slug: how-we-built-our-auth-flow
status: "draft"
date: "2026-08-09"
---
Your markdown content here.Full field reference in Write in Markdown.
Start publishing from your vault
Create a Blogizi project, install the Obsidian plugin, and ship the next note as a draft on your domain.