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  • Publish a markdown article to Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, or Substack. Choose draft or published status, add tags, canonical URL, series, and cover image. Requires platform credentials configured via the setup tool.
    MIT
  • Run a multi-source intelligence report by searching up to 18 platforms (HN, GitHub, npm, PyPI, X, Reddit, YouTube, and more) in parallel. Choose a focus preset—balanced (14 free APIs), trending, or comprehensive—or specify exact sources. Requires a query; returns structured JSON results.
    MIT
  • Publish one article to multiple CMS platforms in a single call. Sets the first successful platform's URL as canonical for all others. Reports per-platform success or error for Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, and Substack.
    MIT
  • Aggregate post views, reactions, and comments from your connected CMS platforms (Devto, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress). Get per-platform breakdowns and total summaries to monitor content performance.
    MIT
  • Publish a new blog post directly to Hashnode by providing publication ID, title, and Markdown content. Optionally add tags, cover image, SEO fields, or schedule publication.
    MIT
  • Generate correctly-formatted frontmatter for Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, Next.js, Dev.to, Hashnode, and Ghost. Auto-extracts description, reading time, slug, and suggests tags from article content. No external API calls required.
    MIT
  • Securely configure and store API credentials for 12+ publishing platforms (Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, Substack, Unsplash, etc.) locally in a config file. Replaces existing credentials and returns validation status.
    MIT
  • Fetch published and draft posts from a configured CMS platform (Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, Substack). Returns post IDs, titles, statuses, URLs, and publication dates. Requires platform credentials.
    MIT
  • Update an existing Hashnode draft by modifying only the specified fields: title, content, subtitle, tags, or cover image. Other draft details stay unchanged, enabling targeted edits.
    MIT
  • Fetch complete details of a published Hashnode post by providing its host and slug, including content, views, tags, cover image, and author.
    MIT