Docs

Setup guides for the publishing destinations. Each one lists the exact fields the connector asks for, taken from the code rather than written from memory, what approving and unpublishing do on that platform, and what it never asks for. The product itself is open source, so the definitive answer to any “what does it actually do” question is the repository .

WordPress
Application password
Shopify
Custom app Client ID + secret, or a legacy Admin API access token
WooCommerce
Application password
Webflow
API token, scoped to a site and a collection
Framer
API token, scoped to a site and a collection
Notion
Internal integration token + database ID
Ghost
Admin API key
Webhook
Your endpoint, optionally signed
Magento
Admin bearer token
Wix
API key + account and site ID
HubSpot
Private app access token
GitHub
Fine-grained token with contents:write on one repository
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26 tools, a scoped REST API and a hosted endpoint for ChatGPT, Claude and Claude Code. No publish tool, on purpose.

Command line

The same readiness check runs from a terminal, from apps/web in the repository:

npm run readiness -- example.com

It checks the site, writes the missing artifacts and says where each one goes. It does not publish anything.

Add your domain All destinations

Be the site the assistant names.

Add a domain and the first draft is written while you watch. Every publish is your decision, a click on the draft or a rule you set and can hold, and you can read the source or self-host it free.

Add your domain Self-host it free

Add a domain, it sets up your workspace