Integrations

Your website. Your tools.
All connected.

Publish to your CMS, learn from your search data and manage outwrite.ai from your favorite AI assistant. It all works together.

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Good content. Right where it belongs.

Connect your website, choose your publishing pace and decide what needs your review. You can start with drafts before turning on autopilot.

Native integrations

WordPress

Your self-hosted WordPress site, connected with an Application Password. Articles and featured images go straight to your blog.

Self-hosted WordPress.orgSetup guide →

Shopify

Bring helpful, search-focused articles to your store. Choose a blog and send content with its featured image.

For your store’s blogSetup guide →

Webflow

Connect your CMS collection and match its fields. Keep your own design while outwrite.ai handles the articles.

CMS field mappingSetup guide →

Ghost

Connect your publication with an Admin API key. Deliver formatted articles and their covers to Ghost.

Direct publishingSetup guide →

Wix

Choose your Wix Blog, connect your account and select an author. Your articles arrive where your readers already are.

Account connectionSetup guide →

Framer

Connect your CMS collection and add our article component to your template once. Keep tables, links and covers intact.

One-time template setupSetup guide →

A custom website?

Send article content, metadata and featured-image details to your own endpoint. Your developer controls how it reaches your site.

Custom webhookSetup guide →

A connection does not turn on publishing by itself. You choose the destination and publishing mode in Plan. Framer live publishing also requires explicit project-publishing permission.

Your assistant knows the plan.

Ask about your results, move an article or refine a draft without switching tools. MCP connects your assistant to your actual outwrite.ai workspace.

MCP connection

Claude

Connect your workspace through a custom connector. Give Claude the context and permissions it needs to help with your content and results.

Remote MCP + OAuthConnect Claude →

Codex

Bring your content workflow into your coding agent. Inspect your plan, review articles and make supported changes from your existing session.

Remote MCP + OAuthConnect Codex →

Using Cursor, ChatGPT or another assistant?

Look for remote HTTP MCP with OAuth support in your client. Availability depends on its plan and settings; these clients are not individually verified here. Our connection guide explains what your client needs.

Check compatibility →

Try asking

“What’s working in our search results, and what are we writing next?”

You choose the workspace and permissions ↗

More context. Fewer loose ends.

Bring in your own search performance, or connect publishing to the workflow you already use.

Read-only connection

Google Search Console

See your Google clicks, impressions, queries and pages in Results. Your search performance also helps shape research and future content priorities.

Optional, useful from day oneSetup guide →

Via webhook

Make, Zapier & n8n

Receive publishing payloads in your automation workflow and route them to your site. You build the receiving workflow; this is a webhook connection, not a prebuilt app.

For custom workflowsWebhook guide →

Connect what you need. Start with what you have.

You can research, plan and prepare articles before connecting a CMS or Search Console. Add your connections during onboarding or whenever you’re ready.

Read the connection guides ↗

Give your website
more ways to get found.

Research, writing and publishing, all in one place.
Try it with your own website.