Your blog. Fully programmable.
LotsBlog exposes a native MCP server and REST API. Connect your agent once. It can create, draft, link, schedule, and publish — without ever touching a UI.
Why most CMSs don't work for agent workflows.
You've automated everything else in your stack. The content pipeline is still manual.
Most CMSs were built for humans clicking buttons.
They work for editors. They break under agents. Rate limits, inconsistent schemas, auth flows designed for browsers — not API calls.
You end up wrapping their APIs in brittle integrations.
You write a custom connector. It breaks on the next API change. You spend two hours debugging a publishing bug instead of building.
You need content infrastructure that speaks agent natively.
Not a CMS you have to wrap. One that was designed from the start to be driven programmatically.
Every dashboard action is an API call.
LotsBlog is designed to be driven by agents. The MCP server at api.lots.blog/mcp exposes the full content lifecycle. Your agent connects once and controls everything.
Connect via MCP or REST
Point to api.lots.blog/mcp. Authenticate with your API key. Done.
Create and manage posts
Create drafts, set metadata, schedule publish dates — all via typed API calls.
Build structured content
Title, slug, tags, schema, meta description — everything an LLM needs to produce publishable output.
React to events via webhooks
Get notified on publish, update, or draft — pipe events directly into your pipeline.
Infrastructure built for programmable content.
Not an afterthought. Designed to be driven by code from the start.
MCP server
Native MCP at api.lots.blog/mcp. Compatible with Claude, any MCP-capable agent, or your own system.
Headless CMS + API
Full REST + GraphQL. Your content, accessible anywhere. Typed responses, consistent schemas.
Webhooks & events
Subscribe to post lifecycle events. React to drafts, publishes, and updates in real time.
Every action available in the dashboard is available via API. No scraping, no workarounds.
That's what programmable content infrastructure looks like.
Control your blog via MCP and API.
Set up in minutes. Your agent can publish the first post the same day.