How to publish agent output to your CMS
Send finished content straight to WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Sanity, Ghost, Slack, or email from your agent.
A finished draft sitting inside Orchly doesn’t help anyone. The last piece of an agent is its output: where the work goes when it’s done. Agents can publish straight to your CMS, drop a message in Slack, send an email, or queue the work for you to review first. You set this in the agent’s publishing settings.
Publish to your CMS
Agents can send finished content straight to the platform your site runs on:
Connect the CMS once and an agent can create or update posts there directly, with the title, body, and metadata filled in.
Two things have to be in place: the CMS has to be connected in your integrations, and the agent needs the publish ability. If publishing doesn’t appear as an option, check both. See agent abilities and tools.
Send it to Slack or email
Not every output is a blog post. An agent can post its result to a Slack channel or send it by email, which is perfect for monitoring and reporting agents. A visibility agent can run every Monday and drop the week’s summary in your team channel without anyone opening Orchly. See connect Slack.
Review before it goes live
The safest output is a review queue. The agent does the work and holds it for you to approve, edit, or reject before anything is published. The prebuilt Article Writer works this way: it researches and writes, then queues the draft for review.
Low-risk, internal outputs like a Slack summary are fine on autopilot. Anything that touches your live site is safer through a review queue until you trust the agent. See schedule and trigger agents for how review and autopilot modes work.
Choosing the right destination
A quick rule of thumb:
- Drafting content you’ll polish? Send it to a review queue or save it as a document.
- Routine updates you trust? Publish straight to your CMS.
- Monitoring and alerts? Post to Slack or email.