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Add a blog to a site you built with AI
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You shipped the site. Now you need traffic, and a blog is still how you get it from Google and AI answers. Mentionwell writes researched articles and publishes them to yoursite.com/blog. Pick the tool you built with below; every path ends in the same dashboard.
Three ways to connect
01 · Dashboard
Sign up, enter your domain, open Connect and copy the setup prompt for your builder or agent.
Open the app →02 · CLI
npx mentionwell-cli login
npx mentionwell-cli onboard yoursite.com
npx mentionwell-cli init03 · MCP in Cursor / Claude Code
Add mentionwell-mcp-account to your MCP config. It reuses the CLI login, so there is no key to paste. Then ask your agent for a post.
The dashboard is always there. Set up from the terminal or an agent, then read, edit and schedule articles in the app.
Built it in a chat
Paste one setup prompt into the builder's chat. It adds the /blog page for you.
Lovable
Paste one prompt into your Lovable project. It adds a /blog that fills itself.
Bolt
Paste one prompt into Bolt. Your site gets a /blog that Mentionwell keeps full.
v0
Paste one prompt into v0. It adds a /blog route to your app that pulls new posts.
Base44
Paste the setup prompt into the Base44 chat. Keep the key in a backend function.
Built it with a coding agent
Log in with the CLI, let the agent wire /blog, then ask it for posts over MCP.
Cursor
Log in once, add the MCP server, and ask Cursor for a post. It ships to your /blog.
Claude Code
Log in once, add the MCP server, and ask Claude Code for a post. It ships to your /blog.
Replit
Paste one prompt into Replit Agent. It adds a /blog to your app that fills itself.
Windsurf
Log in once, add the MCP server, and ask Cascade for a post. It ships to your /blog.
Wrote it in a framework
Install the Reader SDK and drop in two routes. Real code, copied from the app.
Next.js
npm i mentionwell, add app/blog and app/blog/[slug]. Server components, ISR, your domain.
React (Vite)
A tiny serverless proxy for the key, two components for /blog. Works with any router.
Anything else
Any codebase an AI agent can edit can get a /blog the same way.
Start from a template
Starting a new site? These open-source starters have the blog, SEO metadata, sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt already wired to Mentionwell. Add your keys and deploy.
Next.js blog starter
Next.js App Router, TypeScript and Tailwind with /blog, /blog/[slug], sitemap, robots, llms.txt and a signed revalidation webhook. Deploy to Vercel or Netlify in one click.
Vite + React blog starter
Vite, React and React Router, prerendered to static HTML at build time so AI crawlers read every article. The key stays out of the browser.
Lovable / Bolt / v0 blog kit
Drop-in blog pages, a reader client, a key-holding proxy function and the exact paste prompt for Lovable, Bolt and v0.
Not supported yet
Framer, Wix and Squarespace are not natively supported. There is no hosted blog or subdomain: articles always render on your own domain. WordPress has a plugin, and Webflow, Ghost, Shopify and Notion connect in one click.
Questions
I built my site with an AI builder. Can I add a blog?
Yes. Mentionwell gives you one setup prompt. Paste it into the tool that built your site and it adds a /blog page that pulls your articles from Mentionwell. No CMS to run.
Which builders and frameworks does this work with?
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, Replit, Next.js and React have step-by-step guides here, and Base44 has an honest one with caveats. Codex and Cline work the same way as Cursor. Any site whose code an AI can edit can add the /blog page.
Do I have to use the CLI or MCP?
No. The dashboard does everything on its own, and it stays available if you set up from the terminal or an agent. The CLI and MCP servers are shortcuts for people who live in their editor.
What does it cost to try?
Nothing. New accounts get a 14-day trial with one real article and a few AI visibility checks, no card. After that you stay on the Free plan (1 article a month) unless you subscribe; Builder is $24/month for 5 articles with the CLI and MCP included, and Starter is $79/month for 15.