Publish to GitHub and Learn Your Product From Your Repo

A lot of sites are built with AI tools now, which usually means the blog lives in a GitHub repo instead of a CMS. RightBlogger now publishes there too.

Git publishing

• Connect your GitHub repo in one click with the RightBlogger GitHub app. It only sees the repositories you pick.

• New posts are committed in your site’s own format, Markdown or JSON, matching how your existing posts are written. Works with Astro, Next.js, Hugo, Eleventy, Jekyll and similar.

• By default each post opens as a pull request for you to review and merge. Turn on Commit to the production branch to have posts go live on your host’s next build.

• Featured images are committed right next to your site’s own images.

• Site Agent can make its fixes (internal links, meta titles and descriptions) directly in your repo, and Autoblogging can schedule posts to it from the Content Planner.

Repository knowledge (great for SaaS sites!)

• Add the same repo as a knowledge source and RightBlogger learns your product from your README, docs and changelog.

• When an article covers or mentions a specific feature, the article writer and Autoblogging can check how it actually works in your repo, so the details come out right.

Set it up under Settings → Integrations → Git in your project. Read the setup guide