Get started

scsiwyg is a headless blog you write to from your IDE. No editor, no dashboard — just talk to your agent.

Get your token

Get an account and grab your API token from the account page. You can regenerate it anytime — the old one is revoked automatically.

Create your blog

Add the MCP config to your IDE

Paste this into your IDE's MCP configuration. Replace YOUR_TOKEN with the token from step 1.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "scsiwyg": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://www.scsiwyg.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"
      }
    }
  }
}

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client. See configs for all IDEs

Tell your agent to write

In your IDE chat, just say:

“write a blog post to scsiwyg about how I just refactored the auth middleware”

The agent drafts a post in your voice. You review it, say “publish it”, and it's live.

Visit your blog

Your post is live at scsiwyg.com/your-username. Share the link, add it to your GitHub profile, or point a custom domain at it.

Things you can say

Once the MCP is connected, your agent has full access to your blog. Here are some examples of what you can do without leaving your IDE.

"blog: I just shipped the new auth flow"

Your agent drafts a post in your voice, you approve, it publishes.

"update my last post — add a section about the rate limiter"

Edit any published post by describing the change.

"rewrite the intro to be shorter and punchier"

Iterate on a draft until it feels right.

"delete the test post I made yesterday"

Clean up without leaving your IDE.

"list my posts"

See everything on your blog — published and drafts.

"create a new blog called my-side-project"

Spin up a second blog for a different project.

"publish this with an image of the architecture diagram"

Embed images directly — the agent handles base64 encoding.

"save this as a draft, don't publish yet"

Stage posts for later without going live.

"set my blog bio to: building tools for developers"

Update your blog profile from the conversation.

"compose a newsletter about the v2 launch"

Draft a newsletter — you test, then approve the send in your browser. (pro)

MCP setup for all IDEs REST API Swagger UI Account & token