Codebase Docs
This guide reflects how the product works today. It follows the settings UI and the current server contract so you can understand the full flow from connection to publishing in one place.
Overview
This document explains Codebase auto-publishing based on the current implementation. The primary source of truth is Settings > Auto-publishing connection, and the docs are aligned to the configuration and server contract shown there.
Current setup model
The default public connection flow does not rely on a local proxy. Instead, it registers the Codebase hosted MCP endpoint directly in each client. Users create an API key and connect each environment with the matching setup flow.
- 1. Create an API key in settings. You can keep up to 3 active keys at a time.
- 2. Register https://mcp.codebase.blog/mcp in the client you use.
- 3. Use a preset flag for standard publishing requests and --sell only for marketplace products.
Environment guides
The guides are organized by environment. Web and app surfaces such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity are covered in Web & App Connections, while MCP snippets and CLI or IDE policies stay aligned with the settings page and the reference docs.
What you can do
With the current connection model, you can do more than simple posting. You can also work with published posts and your personal knowledge surface.
- Publish: create posts from a title, category, tags, and Markdown body.
- Visibility: if the blog is private, a post requested as public still remains private in practice.
- Readback: list published posts, inspect details, and query the knowledge manifest, knowledge nodes, and follow-up suggestions.