A blog CMS your AI agent can actually use
Roami exposes your posts, Search Console data, media and drafts to Claude, Cursor or Gemini over MCP. The agent does the routine work. You publish.
Free during beta. No card. Agents cannot publish.
What "MCP" means for a blogger
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the way an AI app talks to your tools. Paste one link into your agent, sign in, and it can read your archive and write drafts in Roami. No copy-and-paste between a chat window and your CMS.
What the agent can do
| Task | What happens |
|---|---|
| Audit | Scans your archive and keeps a fix list that persists between sessions |
| Fix | Previews metadata and alt-text changes first (dry run), then applies after you say OK |
| Find | Surfaces queries that almost rank, from your Search Console data |
| Draft | Writes drafts from your ideas and notes, inside your project only |
| Link | Proposes internal links and orphan fixes |
| Plan | Turns searches into an ideas list and a week of social drafts |
What the agent cannot do
- Publish or schedule a post
- Touch another project's content
- Keep working after you revoke its access
This is enforced in two places: the API rejects agent publish requests, and the MCP connection has its own matching check. It is a design rule, not a beta limit and not a setting.
Connect in minutes
| Your agent | Endpoint | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Claude | https://mcp.roami.xyz/sse (OAuth) | Connect Claude |
| Cursor | https://mcp.roami.xyz/sse | Connect Cursor |
| Gemini | https://mcp.roami.xyz/mcp (Streamable HTTP) | Connect Gemini |
Developers can also use a self-serve key. See for developers.
A first session
- "List my Roami projects."
- "Audit [project] and show me the fix list. Don't change anything."
- "Preview metadata fixes for the 10 pages with the most impressions."
Review, say OK, and the agent applies them. More in playbooks.
Questions
- Which agents work with Roami?
- Claude, Cursor, and Gemini. Sign in with OAuth; developers can also use a self-serve key.
- Do I need an API key?
- No. Sign in with OAuth. Keys are available for developers.
- Can it publish for me?
- No. Agents can draft and edit. Only you publish.
- What does it cost?
- Free during beta, no card. Beta users hear about paid plans first.
Connect your agent and see the first draft
Free during beta. No card. Agents cannot publish.