Manage your blog with your assistant

If you have connected Drry to Claude or ChatGPT, it can work on your blog the way you can in the console, with your own permissions. A post it creates is always a draft nobody can see, so you can look at it before anyone else does. See Connect Claude or ChatGPT.

What it can do

• Read your blog's settings and every post with its state, or one post in full, and search your posts.

• Write. Start a post, optionally from one of your templates, and write its title, subtitle, excerpt, search text and whole body, including buttons, cards for your courses, events and products, embeds, tables, bookmarks, and funnel sections such as a booking, an offer or a form. It can set a post's link and feature a post.

• Publish, schedule and take down. Publish a draft or a live post's waiting changes, unpublish, schedule a post for a time (with its time zone) or unschedule it, and make the same change across many posts at once, including publishing imported drafts with their original dates.

• Edit and recover. Throw away a live post's unpublished changes, read a post's history and put an earlier version back, and save a post as a template.

• Check. Score a post against the same checklist as the editor's gauge, and read the blog's numbers (owner and admins, on Creator and Growth).

• Organise. Add and reorder categories, put posts in them, add guest authors and teammate profiles, and say who a post is by.

• Set the blog up. Turn it on or off, set its kind, name, headline and intro, its subscribe band and the band's words, its own address word, and whether it is your homepage. Make a subscribe form. (Owner and admins.)

• Email a post. Make a draft email from a live post, for you to address and send in the console.

• Imports. Read another blog by its address and say what bringing it over would add, and read how a past import went.

• Delete a post that was never published.

What stays in the console

• Uploading pictures and covers, and author photos.

• Starting and undoing an import.

• Setting up an email for when a scheduled post goes live to members or contacts.

• Turning on the emailing of new posts to subscribers, or pointing the subscribe band at a different list while new posts are emailed, because that chooses who a broadcast goes to.

• Deleting anything that has ever been live. It can take it back to a draft.

For everything an assistant can do across your community, and the permission screen you approve, see What an assistant can do and Assistant permissions and safety.