7 · Connect your CMS
Stage 7 of the tutorial: one-click publishing, with a setup guide per platform.
Every stage so far ends with a finished article; this one removes the last manual step between that article and your site. A CMS connection makes the Publish step one click: the article lands in your CMS as a draft with formatting intact, images in your own media library, and the meta fields filled in. The connection is a one-time setup of about five minutes.
Unlike the earlier stages, the setup guides are alternatives, not a sequence: pick the one for your platform. The last guide is for later, when a connected collection stops publishing.
When to connect your Webflow CMS, the API token to generate, and the setup wizard through to the first published draft.
When to connect your WordPress site, how to create an application password, and the setup wizard through to the first published draft.
When to connect your Sanity project, the Editor token and project details to gather, and the setup wizard through to the first published draft.
When to connect your Strapi instance, the custom API token with its exact permissions, and the setup wizard through to the first published draft.
When to connect your Storyblok space, the personal access token and space details to gather, and the setup wizard through to the first published draft.
When to connect your Contentful space, the dedicated user and personal access token to set up, and the setup wizard through to the first published draft.
Publishing into one collection stopped after someone changed its fields in your CMS. Re-run the mapping to get it publishing again.
If your CMS isn't on this list, nothing blocks: manual publishing (mark the article published and paste the live URL) always works, and publishing via your agent covers any CMS with an MCP integration of its own.
Reference
When you need detail on the CMS Connections screen itself rather than the setup path, see Admin & connections in the product docs.