Your blog
MCP (AI assistant)
If you already use an AI assistant, you can connect it to your blog. Then ask it things like "How did my blog do this month?", "What have I already written about pricing?" or "Turn these notes into a draft", and it answers from your real posts and figures.
There is no key to copy. You paste one address into your assistant, pick a blog, and choose what it may do.
Connecting an assistant requires the Starter plan or above.
Connecting
- In your assistant's settings, find where connectors (or MCP servers) are added, and add a custom one with this address:
https://mcp.writizzy.com/mcp - Your assistant opens a Writizzy page. Sign in if you need to.
- Pick the blog to connect, and tick what the assistant may do.
- Click Allow. You are back in your assistant, and it can start working.
Only a blog's owner and its admins can connect it. To connect several blogs, add the connector once per blog.
What it can do
| Permission | What the assistant can do |
|---|---|
| Read your posts | List your posts, drafts included, read any of them, and run the SEO check on a post |
| Read your statistics | Views, visitors, traffic sources, best posts, new subscribers, newsletter opens and clicks |
| Write drafts | Create drafts, edit posts, and add images from a web address |
| Publish | Publish a post, now or on a date, and unpublish it |
| Change settings | Change the blog name, tagline, description, logo and sharing images, switch theme or adjust its colors, fonts and layout, manage redirects, and delete tags |
Publish and Change settings are unticked by default, because both change what your readers see right away. Most people let the assistant prepare a draft, then read it and publish it themselves. The assistant hands you a link that opens the draft in your editor.
Whatever you allow, the assistant never sends your newsletter, never shares a post on your social networks, and never sees your subscribers' email addresses. Publishing only makes the post visible on your blog. Sending it to your subscribers stays a decision you make in Writizzy.
When the assistant edits a post, the previous version is kept in the post's history, so you can restore it.
An assistant connected before a permission existed does not get it automatically. Disconnect it, then connect it again and tick the new permission.
Disconnecting
Go to Settings → MCP. It lists every app connected to the blog, who connected it, what it may do and when it was last used. Disconnect cuts it off right away.
If your plan no longer includes the connection, the assistant stays listed but gets an error on every request. Change plan again and it works as before, without reconnecting.