Ghost Model Context Protocol (MCP)
The Ghost MCP enables seamless management of Ghost CMS, providing access to posts, users, newsletters, and more through LLM interfaces, ensuring efficient control and automation of your Ghost blog.
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The Ghost MCP enables seamless management of Ghost CMS, providing access to posts, users, newsletters, and more through LLM interfaces, ensuring efficient control and automation of your Ghost blog.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 20 2025
Fanyang Meng
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What is Ghost Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
The Ghost MCP is a protocol server that facilitates interaction with Ghost CMS using Large Language Models (LLMs) such as Claude. It offers secure API requests to manage content, users, newsletters, offers, and other entities within Ghost. Features include advanced search, detailed entity data, error handling, and integration support. It simplifies blog management, content editing, and user engagement through natural language commands, making it ideal for developers, content managers, and automation tools seeking efficient Ghost CMS control.
Who will use Ghost Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
- Developers
- Content Managers
- Automation Engineers
- Ghost CMS Users
How to use the Ghost Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
- Step 1: Install the MCP server via NPM or Docker
- Step 2: Configure environment variables with your Ghost API URL and API key
- Step 3: Connect your LLM interface or client to the MCP server
- Step 4: Use natural language commands or API calls to manage Ghost entities
- Step 5: Monitor logs and handle errors as needed
Ghost Model Context Protocol (MCP)'s Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Manage posts, members, newsletters, offers, invites, roles, tags, tiers, users, webhooks
- Advanced search options
- Secure API communication
- Error handling with GhostError
- Logging and troubleshooting
The Benefits
- Simplifies Ghost CMS management
- Enables automation with LLMs
- Provides detailed, human-readable entity data
- Enhances security and error handling
- Supports comprehensive content operations
Ghost Model Context Protocol (MCP)'s Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating content publishing and editing
- Managing newsletter campaigns
- Handling user subscriptions and tiers
- Creating automated support for Ghost CMS workflows
- Integrating Ghost CMS management into AI-powered chatbots
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