Ghost MCP Server

Name: Ghost MCP Server
Author: cromewar

@cromewar

Repository

About Ghost MCP Server

simple mcp server to post blogs to ghost CMS from Claude

Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ghost-mcp-server-cromewar": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": [
        "venv"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Ghost MCP Server?

Ghost MCP Server is a FastMCP-based server that integrates Ghost CMS with Claude AI, allowing users to create blog posts directly from Claude.

How to use Ghost MCP Server?

Install the server using uv, configure your .env file with your Ghost API key and URL, then add the server to Claude Desktop’s MCP settings. Once configured, use the ghost_post tool from Claude to create posts with parameters such as title, content, tags, and status.

Key features of Ghost MCP Server

Integrates Ghost CMS with Claude AI via MCP.
Create blog posts with a simple natural‑language command.
Supports draft and published statuses.
Allows specifying author, tags, and feature image.
Sets a default code language for code blocks.

Use cases of Ghost MCP Server

Draft a blog post from a Claude conversation.
Quickly publish a post to your Ghost blog without leaving Claude.
Automate content creation by combining Ghost MCP with other MCP tools.

FAQ from Ghost MCP Server

What is Ghost MCP Server?

It is a server that connects Ghost CMS to Claude AI using the FastMCP framework, enabling Claude to create blog posts in your Ghost blog.

What are the requirements to run Ghost MCP Server?

Python 3.11 or higher and the uv package manager are required.

How do I configure Ghost MCP Server?

Copy .env.example to .env and set GHOST_API_KEY, GHOST_API_URL, and GHOST_API_VERSION. Then add the server to Claude Desktop’s MCP settings with the correct paths to uv and the project directory.

What parameters does the `ghost_post` tool accept?

The tool accepts title, content (markdown), author_id (default “1”), tags (list of tag names), status (draft or published), feature_image (URL), and code_language (default language for code blocks).