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Integration Settings Spyro
Integrations let Spyro work with the tools you already use. There are two kinds:
  1. Publishing connections - so Spyro can send finished articles straight to your website.
  2. Data connections - so Spyro can pull in your real search performance.
You don’t need any coding to set these up.

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Publish your articles

Connect where your blog lives, and you can publish articles from Spyro with one click. You can set these up under Content settings → Integrations.

WordPress (self-hosted)

For a WordPress site you host yourself.

WordPress.com

For a blog hosted on WordPress.com.

Webhooks

For sending your articles to any other system that accepts them.
Shopify is on the way and shows as coming soon in the app. It isn’t available to connect just yet.

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Connect WordPress (self-hosted)

1

Create an Application Password in WordPress

In your WordPress admin, go to your user profile and create a new Application Password. This is a special password just for Spyro - safer than your real one.
2

Add it to Spyro

In Spyro, open Content settings → Integrations, choose WordPress (self-hosted), and paste your site address, username, and the application password.
3

Publish

Now, when you finish an article in the AI writer, you can publish it straight to your site.

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Connect WordPress.com

Choose WordPress.com and sign in with your WordPress.com account to give Spyro permission to publish. That’s it.

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Connect a Webhook

Choose Webhooks and paste the web address (URL) that should receive your articles. Spyro will send each published article there. This is handy if your site runs on a different system - ask whoever built your site for the right URL.
After connecting, each integration shows its status (connected, paused, or having trouble) and a history of what was sent, so you can confirm everything is working.

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Connect your search data

Connect Google Search Console to bring your real Google search performance into Spyro - clicks, impressions, and the pages and searches that bring you visitors. See Google Search Console for the simple sign-in steps. (Google Analytics support is coming soon.)

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API keys (for advanced setups)

If you use other software that needs to talk to Spyro directly, you can create an API key - a secret code that connects them. You’ll find this under Settings → API. Most people never need this, so feel free to skip it.