n8n & Zapier

If your platform has an HTTP / Webhook node, Vlozi works with no code. The whole API is one POST with a Bearer token.

n8n

1. Credentials → New → Header Auth

Name: Vlozi MCP
Header Name: Authorization
Header Value: Bearer ls_your_secret_key_here

2. Add an HTTP Request node:

Field	Value
Method	`POST`
URL	`https://mcp.vlozi.app/tools/blog.create_draft`
Authentication	Predefined → Header Auth → Vlozi MCP
Send Body	`JSON`
Body	`{ "title": "{{ $json.title }}", "content": "{{ $json.body }}", "tags": ["from-n8n"] }`

The response's $json.data.post.id is the new post ID — pipe it into a follow-up node to publish.

Zapier

Action → Webhooks by Zapier → POST:

URL: https://mcp.vlozi.app/tools/blog.create_draft
Payload Type: JSON
Headers:
- Authorization: Bearer ls_your_secret_key_here
- content-type: application/json
- x-agent-id: zapier
Data: { "title": "...", "content": "..." } (Zapier maps fields with {{ }})

A successful test returns { "data": { "post": { "id": "post_..." } } }.

Useful flow patterns

Auto-publish on a schedule

[Schedule trigger]
  → [LLM drafts post from changelog]
  → [HTTP POST /tools/blog.create_draft]
  → [HTTP POST /tools/blog.publish_post]

Customer support knowledge bot

[Slack message webhook]
  → [HTTP POST /tools/brain.get_context — pass user's question as "topic"]
  → [LLM answers using returned context]
  → [Slack reply with cited sources]

Cross-post on publish

[Vlozi webhook → blog.post.published]
  → [LLM rewrites for Twitter / LinkedIn / Threads]
  → [Buffer / Hypefury POST]

Make.com follows the same pattern as Zapier — one HTTP module per tool call.