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AI tools · Your assistant, your direction

A little help.
Still your voice.

Bring the assistant you already use to your blog. Connect it to GoodSender, give it an editorial workflow, and decide what is ready to share. The editor is always there, too.

Get connected
You set the direction

“Help me finish my Paris story. Keep my voice. Leave it as a draft.”

The connection

MCP or CLI

Lets your assistant read and save in GoodSender.

The workflow

Skills

Gives your assistant an editorial process to follow.

Back to you for review

Your words. Your design. Your destinations.

You can use either connection. Skills adds the editorial workflow.

From a real idea to a ready draft

Emma brings the story. AI helps with the rest.

An illustrative session for Emma’s travel journal, using the goodsender-blog skill.

Emma’s travel journal

“Here are my notes from Paris. Help me shape the café stops and long walks into a post. Check opening hours, and prepare a newsletter summary. Don’t publish yet.”

  1. Understand

    Read Emma’s recent posts. Keep her first-person voice and ask for the details only she knows.

  2. Check & shape

    Organize her notes, check factual claims against sources, and flag anything she needs to confirm.

  3. Prepare

    Save a draft with title options, summary, tags, and a preview. Prepare copy for the destinations she chooses.

Emma’s review package

A weekend in Paris

  • Post + preview link
  • Facts to confirm
  • Newsletter subject + summary
  • Selected destinations

Emma edits, chooses where it goes, and uses the dashboard to publish or send.

MCP follows GoodSender’s guarded publish flow. With CLI and Skills, ask your assistant to save a draft for your review before publishing or sending.

How to publish from Claude, Claude Code or Codex

AI blog design

Make the place feel like you.

Use GoodSender’s AI design chat to shape your blog’s look. Describe the mood, refine the result, and decide when to apply it. Writing help is only one part of an AI-first blog.

Explore blog design
“A warm travel journal. Paper tones, generous photos, and a quiet serif headline.”
NOTES FROM THE ROADEmma’s travel journal

A weekend in Paris

Illustrative design direction

Get connected

One connection. Then a workflow.

Choose MCP or CLI for the assistant you use. Add the skill when you want help with the editorial process.

MCP · For your assistant

In an assistant that supports remote MCP, add the hosted URL and choose OAuth. Sign in to GoodSender when prompted.

MCP setup guide for Claude, Claude Code and Codex
Prefer a local connection?

For assistants that support MCP bundles, download and open the bundle, then add a GoodSender API key. If bundles are unsupported, use hosted MCP.

Download MCP bundle

CLI · For your terminal

Use GoodSender from Claude Code, Codex, or another terminal assistant. The CLI exposes GoodSender tools as terminal commands and uses an API key.

CLI installation guide

Your dashboard’s Developer section has API keys and the MCP & CLI setup instructions.

Add goodsender-blog

Download the skill and follow the installation steps for your assistant. It brings the workflow; MCP or CLI provides the connection when you save to GoodSender. Skill availability depends on your assistant.

Get the skillRead the skill walkthrough

Try this first

“Use goodsender-blog to help me edit my latest post. Save it as a draft for review. Don’t publish or send anything.”

Your next story starts with you.

Write in the editor or bring your assistant. Your blog is ready for either.

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