Claude connector

Say "blog about this" in Claude.

You worked something out in Claude and it deserves a post. The Propaganda connector hands your notes, findings and files to your blog, and the Writer drafts the post in your voice. Your team reviews it before anything goes out.

What happens

From a conversation to a draft in your Writing column.

01You ask"Blog about this", "put this on the blog", "post this to Research". Claude acts on a clear ask. When a conversation turns up something worth a post and nobody asked, it offers once and drops it if you say no.
02It picks the collectionClaude reads your collections, their descriptions and the rules you wrote for the agents, and files the post where it fits. When nothing fits plainly, it asks you which one.
03The Writer draftsYour material arrives as the post's brief, and the Writer treats it as your own facts. A finished draft gets edited into your voice instead of rewritten. Images go into the post, and PDFs ride along as attachments for your reviewer.
04You reviewIt's a regular post in your pipeline, with your material under the Brief tab. Nothing from Claude publishes on its own.

Set it up

Connect once, from Claude.

Claude asks your blog for access, you pick the blog and press Allow. There is nothing to copy or paste, and every conversation after that can reach your blog.

1. In Claude, add Propaganda as a custom connector with this address:

https://app.propaganda.pub/worker/v1/mcp

2. Press Connect. Propaganda opens: sign in, pick the blog Claude may post to, and press Allow.

3. Say "blog about this".

Try it

Things to say.

01"Blog about this."After you worked through a problem, an analysis or a decision in the conversation. Claude sends what you found and the Writer turns it into a post.
02"Put these findings in Research."Name the collection and the post goes there. Leave it out and Claude picks the one whose description fits.
03"Turn this call summary into a guide, with the chart."Images you attach go into the post, and PDFs ride along for your reviewer.
04"What collections does my blog have?"Claude lists them, with the description and post rules of each.

Access

It acts as you, on one blog.

Each connection belongs to one member on one blog and is listed under Settings, Connections, Claude. Revoke it there and it stops at once, and it stops by itself if that member leaves. It can add drafts for review and read your collections, nothing else, and it can send 20 posts an hour.

Not yet

What it can't do yet.

The Writer can't read a PDF yet, so it works from your notes and leaves the file for your reviewer. Searching your knowledge base from Claude and checking a post's progress come later.

Bring the thing you just figured out.