Direct to your CMS. No copy-paste.
An article that never reaches the CMS is content that doesn't exist. Writegarden publishes directly to Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Framer, and any platform via signed webhooks. OAuth or API-token setup takes a minute; after that, every approved article ships itself.
Webflow · WordPress · Shopify · Wix · Framer · signed webhooks for anything else. Ghost on the roadmap.
Why publishing automation matters.
The gap between "draft approved" and "article live" is where content operations leak the most time. Copy from one window, paste into another, re-format, re-link, re-upload images, re-add schema, re-check meta. Writegarden closes that gap to a single click — or no clicks at all, on auto-publish. The bottleneck stops being publishing and starts being approval, which is where it should be.
Native integrations.
Webflow
OAuth to a chosen site and CMS collection. Articles publish as draft or live entries with featured image, meta, schema, and internal links pre-wired. Field mapping handled automatically.
WordPress
Application-password authentication against the REST API. Posts publish with featured media, alt text, meta, schema, and internal links. Self-hosted WordPress only; WordPress.com on the roadmap.
Shopify
OAuth to your store. Publishes to your blog and pages — useful for commerce-intent clusters and category education content.
Wix
OAuth to your Wix site. Publishes to your site collection with featured image, meta, and schema — full Wix CMS integration, not a Velo-script hack.
Framer
API-token connect to your Framer site. Articles publish straight into your chosen CMS collection with imagery, meta, and internal links — design-led sites without the copy-paste tax.
Webhooks for anything else.
If your CMS isn't natively supported, the webhook integration covers it. Writegarden POSTs a signed JSON payload containing the article body, metadata, image URLs, and cluster context. Verify the signature, route the content wherever you need. Particularly useful for headless setups, Notion-based content sites, or custom internal CMSs.
Draft, live, batch, auto.
Draft or live
Per-article default, or org-wide setting. Draft for legal-review categories; live for high-cadence operations.
Batch publishing
Approve a sprint's worth of articles in one pass; they ship at the cadence you set (one a day, three a week, immediate).
Auto-publish
Generated → approved by rule → published. Brand-voice score above threshold, no banned terms, no flagged claims. Human stays in the loop on exception.
Post-publish sitemap sync
Every publish updates the cluster page and pings the sitemap so search engines see the new URL within minutes, not days.
Coming to Publish.
Ghost is next in the native-integration queue. Order shaped by customer demand — the webhook integration covers anything not yet native today.
What buyers ask about CMS publishing.
Is the Webflow connection OAuth or API token?
OAuth, managed by Writegarden — authorise once at site + CMS-collection level. Tokens encrypted at rest; you never copy-paste secrets.
WordPress.com or self-hosted?
Self-hosted WordPress only today, via application-password authentication against the REST API. WordPress.com is on the roadmap.
What does the webhook payload look like?
Signed JSON: article HTML, title/slug/meta, featured + inline image URLs, cluster + keyword context. Verify the signature header against your shared secret, then route the content wherever you need. Full schema in the product docs after signup.
Can I publish as draft for editorial review?
Yes — per-article setting or org-wide default. Draft for legal-review categories; live for high-cadence operations. Auto-publish on rule is available for clusters that meet a brand-voice and banned-term threshold.