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Connect Your Platform

Step-by-step guides to connect ArticleBot to your website in minutes. Choose your platform below.

WordPress

  1. Log into your WordPress admin dashboard
  2. Go to Users → Profile (or Users → All Users and edit your admin user)
  3. Scroll down to Application Passwords
  4. Enter a name (e.g. ArticleBot) and click Add New Application Password
  5. Copy the generated password — you won't see it again
  6. In ArticleBot, go to Websites → [Your Site] → Configure → Publishing
  7. Select WordPress and paste your site URL, username, and application password

Note: Your site must have the REST API enabled (default on WordPress 4.7+). ArticleBot automatically re-uploads all images to your WordPress Media Library.

Tip: Application Passwords are more secure than using your main password and can be revoked at any time without changing your login credentials.

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Ghost

  1. Log into your Ghost admin panel
  2. Go to Settings → Integrations
  3. Click + Add custom integration and name it (e.g. ArticleBot)
  4. Copy the Admin API Key — it looks like 64xxxx:32xxxx (id:secret format)
  5. Note your API URL — it's your Ghost site URL (e.g. https://yourblog.ghost.io)
  6. In ArticleBot, go to Websites → [Your Site] → Configure → Publishing
  7. Select Ghost and paste your Admin URL and API Key

Note: ArticleBot automatically re-uploads all images to your Ghost storage.

Tip: Ghost integrations are powerful and secure. You can create multiple integrations for different purposes and revoke them individually.

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Webflow

  1. Log into webflow.com and open your site
  2. Go to Account Settings → Integrations → API Access
  3. Generate a new API Token with CMS read/write permissions
  4. For the Collection ID: open your CMS in the Designer, click on "Blog Posts" (or your blog collection), and find the ID in the URL or collection settings
  5. Alternatively, call GET /v2/sites/:site_id/collections with your token to list all collections
  6. In ArticleBot, go to Websites → [Your Site] → Configure → Publishing
  7. Select Webflow and paste your API Token and Collection ID

Tip: Make sure your CMS collection has fields for title, slug, content, and featured image. ArticleBot will map fields automatically based on common naming patterns.

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Shopify

  1. Log into your Shopify admin at your-store.myshopify.com/admin
  2. Go to Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps
  3. Click Create an app, name it (e.g. ArticleBot)
  4. Under Configuration → Admin API, enable read_content and write_content scopes
  5. Click Install app and copy the Admin API access token (starts with shpat_)
  6. For the Blog ID: go to Online Store → Blog Posts, click Manage blogs, click a blog, and grab the number from the URL (e.g. /blogs/123456789)
  7. In ArticleBot, go to Websites → [Your Site] → Configure → Publishing
  8. Select Shopify and paste your Store URL, Access Token, and Blog ID

Tip: Custom apps are free and give you full control. You can always delete the app from Shopify to revoke access instantly.

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Wix

  1. Log into your Wix Dashboard
  2. Go to Settings → Advanced → Developer Tools → API Keys
  3. Click Generate API Key
  4. Under permissions, enable Wix Blog → Blog Posts (read & write)
  5. Copy the generated API key
  6. For the Site ID: go to Settings → Advanced — it's displayed under your site URL
  7. In ArticleBot, go to Websites → [Your Site] → Configure → Publishing
  8. Select Wix and paste your API Key and Site ID

Tip: Wix API keys can have very granular permissions. Only enable what ArticleBot needs for maximum security.

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Webhook / Custom API

  1. Set up an endpoint on your server that accepts POST requests with Content-Type: application/json
  2. Optionally, create a secret token for authentication
  3. In ArticleBot, go to Websites → [Your Site] → Configure → Publishing
  4. Select Webhook / API and paste your endpoint URL and optional auth token

JSON Payload

ArticleBot sends the following JSON payload with every published article:

{
  "id": "uuid",
  "title": "Article Title",
  "slug": "article-slug",
  "content": "<full HTML with TOC, images, FAQ>",
  "excerpt": "Brief summary...",
  "metaTitle": "SEO title",
  "metaDescription": "SEO description",
  "featuredImageUrl": "https://...",
  "featuredImageAlt": "Image alt text",
  "category": "Category Name",
  "author": "Author Name",
  "canonicalUrl": "https://...",
  "faqJson": [{"question": "...", "answer": "..."}],
  "schemaJsonLd": {...},
  "publishedAt": "2024-01-01T00:00:00Z"
}

Important Notes:

  • Your endpoint should return 200 OK on success
  • Non-2xx responses are treated as failures and can be retried
  • If re-publishing the same slug, upsert (update existing) instead of creating duplicates
  • All image URLs are permanently hosted — use them directly in img tags, no need to download or re-host

Tip: Use webhooks to integrate with any platform or custom CMS. Perfect for headless setups, static site generators, or proprietary systems.

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