BlogIn MCP Connector for Claude
A+Keep your team informed with internal blog posts, company updates, and knowledge sharing that everyone actually reads.
Connect your BlogIn internal blog to any AI agent and simplify how you share knowledge, track team updates, and manage your company's internal wiki through natural conversation.
What you can do
- Post Management — List all internal blog posts and retrieve detailed metadata and HTML content for specific entries.
- Content Creation — Programmatically create new blog posts with titles, categories, and full text directly via AI.
- Wiki & Pages — Query static internal pages to access company policies, handbooks, and static documentation.
- Team Directory — List account users and members to understand your organizational structure and contributors.
- Discussion Tracking — Monitor recent comments across all posts to stay on top of internal feedback.
- Categorization — List and browse post categories to find relevant content by topic.
How it works
- Subscribe to this server
- Enter your BlogIn API Key and Subdomain (found in your account settings)
- Start managing your internal knowledge base from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client
Who is this for?
- Internal Communicators — quickly retrieve recent updates and publish new announcements via simple AI commands.
- HR & Operations — verify company policies and manage internal wiki pages directly from the workspace.
- Team Leads — monitor discussion comments and retrieve contributor profiles via the AI assistant.
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