Hand Replit Agent one prompt — your Repl blogs on autopilot.
Replit doesn’t offer a publishing API, so DraftSEO takes a different route: a prompt you hand to Replit Agent, which builds and deploys a webhook receiver and blog pages right inside your Repl. Once it’s live, every article DraftSEO generates is delivered there for you, signed and verified.
| Connection | One prompt for Replit Agent — nothing to key in, nothing to code by hand |
|---|---|
| What the builder creates | Receiver + posts table + /blog pages — Replit Agent builds and deploys it in your Repl |
| Security | HMAC signature + timestamp — protected by a replay window |
| Images | Hosted on DraftSEO’s CDN — URLs come in the payload; your Repl can rehost them |
| SEO | Server-rendered routes + meta fields — indexable on your deployed domain |
Who does what
Hand the build prompt to Replit Agent, let it build and deploy, then verify the test delivery. After the check passes, articles publish themselves — nothing to do per post.
One prompt to your Repl, then it runs while you sleep.
Setup
Grab the build prompt DraftSEO prepares — one copy-paste.
~30 seconds
Replit Agent builds and deploys the signed receiver, a posts table and the /blog pages inside your Repl.
~a few minutes
DraftSEO sends a signed test event to your deployed app; green check = live connection.
~1 minute
Every article DraftSEO writes then arrives in your deployed app on cadence.
Ongoing · zero clicks
FAQ
The prompt makes your Repl build a webhook receiver and its own blog pages. DraftSEO delivers each article to that receiver as signed JSON, so it never depends on a platform publishing API.
No — Replit Agent writes and deploys it from the prompt. You paste the prompt, let the Agent build, and check that the signed test delivery turns green.
No. Once your Repl is deployed, new articles arrive over the webhook and are stored in your app’s database — they appear without rebuilding or redeploying anything.
No card required. Your deployed Repl receives every article, signed.