✍️Publishing and Workflow

Add fields of your own to blog posts, help articles, changelog entries, pages, announcements and feedback posts: a priority, a plan, a reviewer, a date. Fill them in, filter the board by them, and choose which ones your site can read.

Add Kookee as a connector in Claude, ChatGPT or VS Code with one URL. You sign in, choose Read and write or Read only, and the connection reaches every project you belong to. No token to copy.

Ask an assistant what your users are asking for, then have it move posts to the right column, assign them and reply. Every change is recorded under your name and marked via MCP.

Let Claude Code, Cursor or another agent with a terminal upload a screenshot, diagram or PDF, embed it in an entry and set it as the cover — without leaving the terminal.

Use the SDK's SEO builders — getEntrySeo, buildSitemap, buildFeed and buildLlmsTxt — with a single entries.export() call to generate page metadata, sitemap.xml, rss.xml and llms.txt from your Kookee content.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to your project, by signing in or with your own token. It reads your content — drafts included — and your feedback, and with write access it drafts entries and triages feedback for you to review.

When to use a category versus a tag, how to fetch and filter by each, and how to structure a help center readers can navigate.

Use metaTitle and metaDescription, build sitemaps from list endpoints, and handle canonical URLs across locales.

A guide for writers and non-engineers: the editor, drafts, categories, tags and what publishing actually does.

Every entry belongs to one locale, and a request for a missing translation returns the default-locale version unless you pass fallback: false. The hosted portal shows each language at its own address and falls back the same way.