Name, slug and body
The article as HTML in your rich text field, with its headings, links, images and FAQ.
Connect with a site API token and your blog's collection. Each article becomes a live CMS item, its fields matched to yours.
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Owners and admins connect the site in Settings › Publishing.
Generate a site API token with CMS read and write access in Site settings › Apps & integrations, then enter it with your blog collection's ID.
Keep each article as a draft you publish with one click, or publish the autopilot's articles automatically once they pass the quality check.
Plan articles on the calendar. The autopilot writes them and, if you chose it, publishes them to Webflow on their date.
Probeli matches your collection's fields by their type and slug when you connect.
The article as HTML in your rich text field, with its headings, links, images and FAQ.
The article's short summary, when the collection has a summary field.
When the collection has fields for them.
The cover with its alt text, when the collection has an image field.
The item's name and slug, a rich text field for the body (such as post-body or content) and, when they exist, a summary, a meta title, a meta description and an image field. A collection without a rich text field, or with a required field Probeli can't fill, is refused when you connect.
Your choice. By default every article waits in Probeli until an owner or admin clicks Publish to Webflow, which creates a live item. With Publish automatically, the autopilot's articles that pass the quality check go live on their calendar date; articles marked Needs review always wait for you.
Update on Webflow updates the same live item: no second item is made. A refreshed article is sent by itself only when you publish automatically and the item still holds what Probeli sent.
From your site's address, the collection's slug and the item's slug, such as your-site.com/blog/the-article. If your template serves the collection elsewhere, Probeli can't track the page, so it unpublishes the item and tells you.
Probeli has no Webflow app of its own yet, so it uses a token you generate for your site. The token is stored encrypted and never shown again; delete it in Webflow at any time.
Taking an article back unpublishes its item and keeps it as a draft in your collection; nothing is deleted. Disconnecting makes Probeli forget the token: articles already published stay on your site, and the autopilot goes back to saving drafts.
Probeli finds what buyers ask AI, writes the article and sends it to your site.
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The content calendar of Webflow as the example brand: this month in month view with an article planned every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the earlier ones published or ready as drafts, and the Autopilot card on, writing 3 drafts a week for WordPress and showing how many of the month's articles it uses.