writeas

Guide Write.as and WriteFreely API integration for posts, collections, and authentication.

40|7|Updated Oct 20, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/rawveg/skillsforge-marketplace --skill writeas
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Skill: writeas
Source: https://github.com/rawveg/skillsforge-marketplace/tree/main/writeas
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rawveg/skillsforge-marketplace --skill writeas

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill guides building applications with Write.as and WriteFreely APIs, including posts, collections, authentication, and crossposting.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Anonymous vs. user posts: Create and modify posts, then claim anonymous posts to a user.
  • Collections & crossposting: Manage blogs (collections) and share posts to Twitter, Medium, or Tumblr.
  • Markdown rendering: Render Markdown to HTML for display in apps.

Quick Start

Create an anonymous post, then retrieve and render it via the API, and optionally crosspost to a social service.

Frequently Asked Questions about writeas

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create and manage posts with the Write.as API?

Write.as API lets you create anonymous or authenticated posts, retrieve them by ID, and update or delete existing posts. You can create a post with Markdown content, then claim anonymous posts to a user account, managing the full post lifecycle programmatically.

What authentication methods does Write.as support for API access?

Write.as supports both anonymous post creation and user-based authentication via tokens. Authenticated requests use bearer tokens to access user-owned posts, collections, and account features, while anonymous posts can be created without credentials and claimed later.

Can I crosspost to Twitter, Medium, or Tumblr using Write.as?

Yes, Write.as API supports crossposting posts to Twitter, Medium, and Tumblr. Configure crossposting settings on collections to automatically share posts to these platforms when published.

How do I work with collections and blogs in Write.as?

Collections represent blogs in Write.as. The API lets you create collections, manage posts within them, configure crossposting destinations, and organize content hierarchically for multi-blog applications.

Does Write.as render Markdown to HTML for display?

Yes, Write.as provides Markdown rendering endpoints that convert Markdown content to HTML, allowing you to display formatted posts in your application without client-side rendering.

What error handling and debugging patterns should I use with Write.as API?

Write.as API returns standard HTTP status codes and error payloads for failed requests. Implement retry logic for transient failures, validate authentication tokens, and check endpoint responses for detailed error messages.