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"Blogger" matching MCP tools:

  • Approve, mark as spam, remove content, or permanently delete a single comment on a Blogger post. Resolve pending or inappropriate comments directly through the API.
    MIT
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  • Retrieve approximate blog-level pageview totals over 7 days, 30 days, or all time. Use as a rough traffic signal; Blogger provides only coarse buckets, no per-post breakdown.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a Blogger user's profile information, including user ID, display name, profile URL, and location. Use 'self' to fetch the authenticated user's details.
    MIT
  • Discover current Jerusalem Post author and blogger profile URLs from the public Experts sitemap. Use this discovery endpoint to list available writer profiles for crawling or research.
    MIT
  • Fetch a Jerusalem Post author or blogger profile and its article cards from a canonical /author/ or /blogger/ URL. Use it to turn public profile pages into structured JSON.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    Enables MCP clients to manage Google Blogger blogs via the Blogger API v3, including listing and searching posts, creating drafts, editing, publishing or scheduling posts, managing static pages, and moderating comments.
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    A custom MCP server for interacting with Google Blogger blogs. It provides tools to list, create, edit, delete, and publish blog posts through Claude Code or Claude Desktop.
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  • Create a Blogger post as a draft by default, then publish it separately with a dedicated step. Supports HTML or plain text content and labels, without image upload or Markdown.
    MIT
  • Update a Blogger post by sending only the fields you need to change; omitted fields stay untouched. Change title, content, or labels, and optionally publish a draft.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Publish a draft blog post to make it publicly visible, or schedule it for a future date using an RFC 3339 timestamp.
    MIT
  • Retrieve blogs accessible to the authorized Google account to find the blog_id needed for other Blogger operations.
    MIT
  • Remove a post from a Blogger blog. Deletes the post permanently; use revert_post to unpublish while keeping content.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Renders the article HTML and both JSON-LD blocks, validates mismatches between them, and returns a paste-ready block with meta for publishing.
    MIT
  • Assembles the final publishing block: title, labels, slug, search description, image alt text, and a paste-ready image prompt. Pass the pack to save_and_present to write publish-pack.md.
    MIT
  • Pull a live or scheduled post off the blog by moving it back to draft. Keep the content intact and change only visibility to safely take the post down.
    MIT
  • List posts from a specific Blogger blog with filters for labels, status, and date. Use pagination to page through results and summary mode to fetch compact post data without heavy HTML.
    MIT
  • Import articles from an external blog, RSS feed, or Blogger URL into a PostKing publication as drafts. Retrieve IDs, titles, and slugs for each imported article.
    MIT
  • Look up any blog by its ID or public URL. Retrieve the blog's details with a single request.
    MIT
  • Search published blog posts with full-text queries to locate specific content. Provide a blog ID and query string to retrieve matching posts, optionally including post bodies.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a full blog post by blog ID and post ID, including HTML body and sync metadata, to ensure you edit current content before updating.
    MIT