Getting Started

Connecting Your Site

InkieAI supports four primary integration methods: WordPress via REST API, Ghost via Admin API, the official Next.js template, and custom webhook endpoints. Each method is configured from the Site Settings panel. For WordPress, you will need an Application Password generated from your WordPress admin profile. Ghost requires a custom Admin API integration with the Posts and Authors scopes enabled.

The Next.js template is a pre-configured repository that handles incoming webhook payloads and renders articles using MDX. Clone the template, deploy to Vercel, and paste the generated webhook URL back into InkieAI. This is the fastest path for teams running headless architectures without a traditional CMS.

Custom webhooks are useful when you already have a publishing pipeline or internal CMS. InkieAI sends a signed POST request with the full article payload, including HTML, markdown, featured image URL, and meta fields. You can verify authenticity using the webhook secret displayed in your Site Settings. See the Webhook Contract page for the complete schema.