▸ IndieLogs developer docs
Documentation
Guides for the IndieLogs web app, Autopilot, public journals, API, MCP server and CLI.
Start with the product and source setup guides, then use the API, MCP and CLI reference for automation. Authentication and operation access are derived from the shared contract registry.
Sources and publishing
- Read editions and chaptersRead public weekly editions and chapters, or your private review history, through the same web, API, MCP and CLI services.
- Sources and project settingsConfigure repository, deploy, note, screenshot and revenue sources for each project.
- GitHub App and repository accessInstall IndieLogs, grant repository access, link a project and control the history rebuild.
- Outgoing update webhooksDeliver a signed public update to your own HTTPS receiver and inspect its delivery receipt.
- Publishing and output channelsPublish a checked update to its IndieLogs journey, with optional external outputs when those are connected and enabled.
Start here
Product
- Autopilot and the press deskHow source events become reviewable drafts, what the publication policies mean, and when a draft stays held.
- Voice and AI generationConfigure voice examples and style rules while keeping generated numbers tied to project evidence.
- Feed, maker pages and chartsBrowse public updates and editions, follow projects, and understand what the charts count.
Developer tools
- MCP serverConnect an agent to the IndieLogs Streamable HTTP MCP server and use the same operation contract as the API.
- Command-line clientUse the repository CLI to call shared operations from a terminal or script.
- HTTP APISend versioned operation envelopes to the canonical API endpoint. Operation input validation comes from the shared contract registry.
- Private AI reportsGenerate idea, business model canvas and marketing reports, then retrieve them through a short-lived private capability.
- Authentication and token scopesChoose a signed-in browser session for account setup, or a narrowly scoped bearer token for API and agent access.
- Shared operation registryBrowse canonical operation names and discover which operations are public, session-only or available to MCP.
- API, MCP and CLI coverageChoose a client from its actual authentication mode and supported operation set; registry membership alone does not make an operation universal.
Account and operations
Operation reference
The operation table is generated directly from the shared contract and MCP tool registries.
Browse operations →