Overview
Writes a content fix straight back into the system that publishes it, so shipping a change is not an export, an edit and an import.
AI crawler tracking on a Ghost site
Counting AI crawler visits needs the server or CDN logs for the domain, which Ghost does not hand out and no vendor can read from a content API. That is a property of where the site is served, not of the CMS, so put the domain behind Cloudflare and the visits are counted while publishing keeps working here.
Set up CloudflareHow it works
- 1In Ghost Admin, open Settings, then Integrations, add a custom integration named SKYA, and copy its Admin API key.
- 2In SKYA, choose Ghost under Connect your site, paste the site URL and the Admin API key.
- 3Publish to site creates a draft post or page; open it in the Ghost editor, review, and publish.
Where to find what Ghost asks you for
- Admin API key
- Ghost Admin, Settings, Integrations, Add custom integration, then Admin API key.
- Permission it needs: Copy the whole key, both parts and the colon. The Content API key is a different one and cannot write.
Key benefits
- Draft posts and pages into Ghost with excerpt, meta title and description already filled in.
- Every piece lands as a draft in your own editor, so nothing goes live from SKYA and nothing needs pasting.
- The draft keeps its title, slug, excerpt and the reason it was written, so review takes a minute, not a rebuild.
You might also need
Page titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph written to your Webflow pages after you approve them, and drafts into your blog collection. For a store, products imported into AI Shopping, and a longer product description you approve saved as a staged change. SKYA never publishes your site.
Read your Contentful entries beside your AI visibility, with writing to follow.
Draft into a Sanity dataset from the action plan, with a write token you create in Manage.
Draft items into a Framer CMS collection through the Server API key from Site Settings.
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