ghost-content-manager

Ghost-content-manager automates Ghost blog workflows by creating local drafts, pulling existing content from Ghost, and pushing edits back to your server. Use Node.js scripts (new-post.js, pull-drafts.js, push-drafts.js) to manage drafts as HTML files with YAML frontmatter, eliminating manual syncing steps.

Yes. Pull drafts from Ghost to local HTML files, edit them locally with YAML frontmatter, then push modifications back to Ghost. Two-way sync keeps your local and remote content in sync without manual re-entry.

You need Node.js, a Ghost instance with Admin API access, and two environment variables: GHOST_URL and GHOST_ADMIN_API_KEY. The Skill includes dotenv and js-yaml dependencies to parse configuration and frontmatter automatically.

Run `node scripts/new-post.js my-slug "Post Title"` to create a local draft. Edit the HTML and YAML frontmatter locally, then use `node scripts/push-drafts.js` to publish or update the post on your Ghost server.

Yes. Ghost-content-manager's Node.js scripts integrate into CI/CD workflows for automated content publishing. Set GHOST_URL and GHOST_ADMIN_API_KEY as environment variables in your pipeline to pull, edit, and push Ghost content programmatically.

Manual workflows require browser access and repetitive copy-paste steps. Automation via this Skill uses local HTML files and scripts to batch-create drafts, sync changes, and push updates, reducing errors and saving time in content-heavy environments.