Ghost MCP. Manage all content and members from your AI agent.
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Ghost (Publishing & Newsletter Platform API) MCP Server gives your AI agent full control over your entire Ghost publication. You can manage posts, drafts, and pages, list public content (authors, tags, posts), and even manage site settings and membership tiers.
It connects the Content API with the Admin API, letting you automate everything from drafting newsletters to reviewing site structure.
What your AI agents can do
Admin create member
Creates a new site member using the Ghost Admin API.
Admin create post
Creates a new post, including drafts, using the Ghost Admin API.
Admin delete post
Deletes an existing post using the Ghost Admin API.
Queries public content types (posts, pages, authors, tags) using NQL filtering and pagination to gather structured data.
Creates, updates, or lists posts—including drafts—using the Admin API, allowing content changes directly from the chat interface.
Reads and writes data related to site members, subscription offers, and pages via the Admin API tools.
Retrieves global site configuration, such as titles, descriptions, and active membership tiers, using the Content API.
Orchestrates content strategy by querying existing tags and authors to help organize new drafts before publication.
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Ghost API MCP Server: 16 Tools for Content & Members
These 16 tools give your AI agent full access to Ghost's Content and Admin APIs. Use them to manage everything from content drafts to user accounts.
019e5d1fadmin create member
Creates a new site member using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin create post
Creates a new post, including drafts, using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin delete post
Deletes an existing post using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin list members
Retrieves a list of all site members using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin list newsletters
Lists existing newsletters via the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin list offers
Browses available subscription offers via the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin list pages
Lists all pages on the site using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin list posts
Lists all posts on the site using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fadmin list webhooks
Lists system webhooks configured in Ghost.
019e5d1fadmin update post
Updates the content or status of an existing post using the Ghost Admin API.
019e5d1fcontent get settings
Fetches global site settings, including titles and descriptions, via the Ghost Content API.
019e5d1fcontent list authors
Reads public authors and supports NQL filtering and pagination.
019e5d1fcontent list pages
Reads public pages and supports NQL filtering and pagination.
019e5d1fcontent list posts
Reads public posts and supports NQL filtering, pagination, and inclusion of related data.
019e5d1fcontent list tags
Reads public tags and supports NQL filtering and pagination.
019e5d1fcontent list tiers
Reads all active membership tiers via the Ghost Content API.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Your AI client's got full control over your Ghost publication. It hits both the Content API and the Admin API, so you can manage posts, drafts, pages, members, and site settings all from your chat window. You don't gotta touch the backend to automate anything.
List and Filter Public Content
Your agent can query all the public stuff. It’ll list posts, pages, authors, and tags, and it even handles NQL filtering and pagination so you can pull structured data fast. You can read all existing posts (content_list_posts), all pages (content_list_pages), all authors (content_list_authors), and all tags (content_list_tags).
Draft and Update Site Posts
Need to change some posts or make a new one? Your agent can create new posts (admin_create_post), update existing ones (admin_update_post), or even delete posts (admin_delete_post) using the Admin API. You can also list all posts (admin_list_posts) and see all your newsletters (admin_list_newsletters).
Manage Site Members and Offers
It handles the membership side of things too. Your agent can list all site members (admin_list_members), create new members (admin_create_member), and browse available subscription offers (admin_list_offers). You can also check out all the site pages (admin_list_pages) and see what system webhooks are set up (admin_list_webhooks).
Fetch Global Site Settings
Want to know what the site's global settings are? Your agent can fetch site settings, titles, and descriptions (content_get_settings). It'll also read all active membership tiers (content_list_tiers) and help you organize content by reading all authors (content_list_authors) and tags (content_list_tags).
How Ghost MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the server and input your Ghost Admin Domain, Content API Key, and Admin Token.
- 2 Your AI agent calls the desired tool (e.g.,
content_list_posts) and sends the required parameters. - 3 The server executes the API call and returns structured data to your agent, which then presents it to you.
The bottom line is, you give your agent the keys, and it handles the Ghost API calls without you needing to write code.
Who Is Ghost MCP For?
Content Managers who need to draft and organize content without leaving their chat interface. Editors who must review public content and site settings for brand consistency. Developers who need to query the Ghost API structure and metadata to speed up theme or integration development.
Uses tools like admin_create_post and content_list_tags to quickly draft new articles and organize content tags directly in the chat.
Checks public content using content_list_pages and reviews site settings with content_get_settings to ensure brand guidelines are followed across the site.
Queries the API structure using tools like content_list_posts and content_list_authors to pull metadata and accelerate theme development.
What Changes When You Connect
- Write drafts and update posts without switching tabs. Use
admin_create_postoradmin_update_postto change content status or text directly from your chat. - Automate member management. Need to check who signed up or create a new account? Use
admin_list_membersoradmin_create_memberto handle user records instantly. - Understand your site's business model.
content_list_tierslets you see all active membership levels. This is critical before designing new paid content. - Review public content structure. Use
content_list_tagsandcontent_list_authorsto map out your site's metadata. You can see exactly how your content is categorized. - Keep site settings consistent.
content_get_settingspulls global site data, ensuring that any new content respects the defined brand titles and descriptions. - Manage the full content lifecycle. From drafting (
admin_create_post) to listing (content_list_posts), you control the entire journey in one place.
Real-World Use Cases
The Quarterly Newsletter Buildout
The content team needs to write a major newsletter. Instead of manually drafting a post and then checking related tags, the agent runs content_list_tags and content_list_authors first. It uses that data to organize the new draft, then calls admin_create_post to publish the final version.
Auditing Content Visibility
A developer needs to know if a new article is publicly visible. They run content_list_posts with specific filters and then use content_get_settings to confirm the site's general publishing rules. This confirms the content is ready for deployment.
Onboarding a New Paid Member
The sales team needs to track a new user. They use admin_list_members to check the user's existing record. If they don't exist, the agent runs admin_create_member and then checks admin_list_offers to see what payment tiers they qualify for.
Fixing a Broken Draft
An editor notices a draft post has incorrect metadata. They run admin_update_post with the correct title and tags. They also check content_list_pages to ensure the related landing page link is correct before making it public.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Copy-Pasting of Metadata
A content writer copies tags and author names from one document and manually pastes them into the Ghost editor, risking typos or missing relationships.
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Let your agent run content_list_tags and content_list_authors to get the exact, existing IDs and names. Then, use those parameters in admin_create_post to build the post correctly.
Checking Status via UI Dashboard
Logging into the Ghost admin dashboard to manually check if a post is published, if a member exists, or what the current site description is.
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Use content_list_posts to check post status, or content_get_settings to get the site description. You never need to leave your chat window.
Overwriting Content Blindly
Attempting to update a post using only a title change, but forgetting to update the associated tags or membership status, leaving the content disconnected.
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Always run content_list_tags first. Then, use admin_update_post and provide all necessary metadata, including the full list of required tags.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your process is about managing content flow and membership records. You need to draft posts, manage drafts, or audit the relationship between tags, authors, and content. Don't use this if you just need to send an email or manage billing outside of Ghost. For billing or payment gateway tasks, you need a dedicated payment API. If you only need to read public content without modifying it, content_list_posts is enough, but if you need to act on that content, you need the full suite.
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This server provides 16 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Manually tracking content status across multiple dashboards is a nightmare.
Today, you write a post, then you switch to the Tags tab to make sure all the right tags are applied. Next, you jump to the Members tab to see who needs to approve it. Then you copy the site description from the Settings panel and paste it somewhere else for brand consistency. It takes five different clicks and three different browser tabs.
With the Ghost MCP Server, you tell your agent, 'Draft a post about X, tag it Y, and set the site description to Z.' The agent runs `admin_create_post` and `content_get_settings` calls in sequence. It handles the whole thing in your chat window. No tabs needed.
The Ghost MCP Server: Control publishing with admin_create_post
Previously, creating a post meant logging into Ghost, navigating to the new post interface, setting the title, writing the body, and then manually selecting tags and assigning authors. If you missed a step, the content was incomplete or stuck in the wrong state.
Now, your agent executes `admin_create_post` with the full payload—title, body, tags, and author—all in one go. You skip the clicks, you skip the tabs, and you move straight to the final state.
Common Questions About Ghost MCP
How do I use the content_list_posts tool to find the most recent articles? +
Use content_list_posts and specify sorting parameters in your prompt. This tool handles filtering and pagination, so you don't get an overwhelming list of every single post.
Can I use admin_create_post to publish a draft immediately? +
Yes. admin_create_post allows you to set the post status directly. You can create a draft, or you can set it to published and run it live.
What data does content_list_authors provide? +
It provides public author data, including metadata necessary for linking content. This data is crucial for organizing articles and understanding who wrote what.
Do I need to use content_get_settings for global site info? +
Yes. content_get_settings is the dedicated tool for fetching global site data like the main title and description. It keeps this core metadata separate from individual post content.
How do I list all the available membership tiers? +
Call content_list_tiers. This tool queries the Content API and gives you a clean list of all active subscription levels on your site.
How do I use admin_list_members to check which users are currently subscribed? +
admin_list_members shows all registered members. The output includes their status and membership type, letting you check active subscriptions.
Can I use content_list_tags to filter posts by a specific topic? +
Yes, content_list_tags accepts NQL filters. You can pass a tag name to narrow down the results, which helps you find related content quickly.
What is the difference between content_list_pages and content_list_posts? +
content_list_pages retrieves static site pages, while content_list_posts focuses on published or draft articles. Use the former for 'About Us' pages and the latter for blog entries.
Can I create and publish a new post directly using this integration? +
Yes! You can use the admin_create_post tool. You can specify the title, HTML content, and status (e.g., 'draft' or 'published') to manage your content lifecycle.
How do I filter posts by a specific tag or author? +
You can use the filter parameter in tools like content_list_posts. Ghost uses NQL (Netvibe Query Language), so you can pass strings like tag:news or author:john to narrow down your results.
Does this server support viewing private site settings? +
The content_get_settings tool retrieves public site settings like the title, description, and logo. For more sensitive administrative data, the Admin API tools provide access based on your provided Admin Token.
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