Settings

Settings control how Wonderblogs connects to your blog and when it generates content. Get these right and the rest is automatic.

Brand Context Endpoint

This is where Wonderblogs fetches context about your brand before each run (via a GET request). Your endpoint should return a JSON object with your brand identity, target audience, content focus, and writing instructions. The richer the context, the more on-brand your content will be.

Use the Test button next to this field to verify that your endpoint is reachable and returning valid data before saving. See the API docs for the full response schema.

Publish Endpoint

This is where Wonderblogs delivers finished blog posts (via a POST request). When a run completes, the generated post — including Markdown content, SEO metadata, tags, and an optional cover image — is sent to this endpoint. Your platform receives it and publishes on your behalf.

API Keys

The settings page has two types of API keys:

• Target Authentication Key — Used by Wonderblogs when calling your Brand Context Endpoint and Publish Endpoint. It's sent as a Bearer token in the Authorization header. Configure this same key in your target system so it can verify that requests are coming from Wonderblogs. You can regenerate this key at any time; the old key stops working immediately.
• Wonderblogs API Keys — Used by your own systems when calling the Wonderblogs API for blog post generation, image generation, or job status polling. You can create multiple keys (e.g. one per environment) and revoke them individually.

Cron schedule

The cron schedule determines when Wonderblogs automatically triggers content runs. Use standard 5-field cron syntax — for example, 0 9 * * 1 runs every Monday at 9:00 AM UTC. Use the schedule picker to choose a preset, or enter a custom expression.

AI model preferences

Choose which AI models Wonderblogs uses for writing and evaluation. Options from both OpenAI and Anthropic are available, each offering a different balance of speed and quality. Experiment to find what works best for your content style.

Additional settings

Depending on your site, you can also configure:

• Site name — Controls how your site appears in the dashboard.
• Auto-publish — Whether posts are automatically delivered to your Publish Endpoint or held for manual review.
• Research toggle — Enable or disable web research during runs.

Language and author attribution are configured on the Brand page under Brand Identity.