Developers·Integrations
Publish to your blog
Crontent researches, drafts, and delivers posts over a signed webhook or the REST API. Pick your CMS or framework and follow the field mapping for that stack.
Every guide uses the same delivery loop: verify the webhook, fetch the post with @crontent/sdk, map dual titles and sources, then create a draft (or publish) in your system. See the Publishing API and SDK for the shared contract.
Headless CMS
- ContentfulAutomated blog posts for ContentfulAutomated blog posts for Contentful: receive Crontent post.ready webhooks and create draft entries via the Contentful Management API.intermediateRead guide →
- DirectusAI content for DirectusAI content for Directus: create draft Directus items from Crontent research posts via verified webhooks and the REST API.beginnerRead guide →
- HygraphAutomated blog posts for HygraphAutomated blog posts for Hygraph: connect Crontent webhooks and create draft Hygraph entries with the Content API.intermediateRead guide →
- PayloadAI blog content for Payload CMSAI blog content for Payload CMS: verify Crontent webhooks and create draft posts with the Local API or REST endpoints.intermediateRead guide →
- PrismicAutomated content for PrismicAutomated content for Prismic: push Crontent posts into Prismic drafts with the Migration API or a custom write path.advancedRead guide →
- SanityAI content for SanityAI content for Sanity: wire Crontent webhooks to create researched draft posts in Sanity Studio with field mapping, sources, and dual titles.intermediateRead guide →
- StoryblokScheduled blog posts for StoryblokScheduled blog posts for Storyblok: map Crontent fields into draft stories through the Storyblok Management API.intermediateRead guide →
- StrapiScheduled blog posts for StrapiScheduled blog posts for Strapi: deliver Crontent drafts into Strapi over signed webhooks and the REST API for editorial review.beginnerRead guide →
Blog platforms
- DrupalScheduled blog posts for DrupalScheduled blog posts for Drupal: create unpublished nodes from Crontent webhooks via JSON:API for editorial review.advancedRead guide →
- GhostScheduled blog posts for GhostScheduled blog posts for Ghost: receive Crontent deliveries and create draft Ghost posts with the Admin API.beginnerRead guide →
- HashnodeAutomated blog posts for HashnodeAutomated blog posts for Hashnode: verify Crontent webhooks and publish draft posts through the Hashnode GraphQL API.intermediateRead guide →
- WordPressAI content for WordPressAI content for WordPress: land Crontent posts as WordPress drafts over the REST API using Application Passwords.beginnerRead guide →
Frameworks & static sites
- AstroScheduled blog posts for AstroScheduled blog posts for Astro: wire Crontent webhooks into a server endpoint and content collections or a headless CMS.beginnerRead guide →
- EleventyScheduled blog posts for EleventyScheduled blog posts for Eleventy: write Crontent posts as markdown drafts via webhook and rebuild your static site.beginnerRead guide →
- GatsbyAI content for GatsbyAI content for Gatsby: source Crontent posts into your GraphQL layer from a verified webhook as unpublished drafts.intermediateRead guide →
- HTML & CSSAutomated blog posts for HTML sitesAutomated blog posts for HTML sites: write body_html files from a verified Crontent webhook into a static HTML and CSS blog.beginnerRead guide →
- HugoAutomated blog posts for HugoAutomated blog posts for Hugo: write markdown drafts from Crontent webhooks and trigger a Hugo rebuild.intermediateRead guide →
- Next.jsAI content for Next.js blogsAI content for Next.js blogs: handle Crontent post.ready webhooks in an App Router route and store MDX or HTML drafts.beginnerRead guide →
Site builders
- FramerAI content for FramerAI content for Framer: relay Crontent webhooks through your backend into Framer CMS collections or code components.advancedRead guide →
- NotionScheduled blog posts for NotionScheduled blog posts for Notion: create draft Notion database pages from Crontent post.ready webhooks using the Notion API.intermediateRead guide →
- WebflowAutomated blog posts for WebflowAutomated blog posts for Webflow: create unpublished Webflow CMS items from Crontent post.ready webhooks via the CMS API.intermediateRead guide →