Show HN: ZyVOP – Git Push to Publish on Dev.to, Hashnode, Medium and WordPress

ZyVOP launched as a publishing platform that syndicates full articles from a single Markdown source to Dev.to, Hashnode, Medium and WordPress, either immediately or after a configured syndication delay. The platform passes supported canonical fields to connected destinations and notifies IndexNow when eligible ZyVOP URLs change, and it offers a REST API, an `npx zyvop publish` CLI, GitHub Actions and MCP clients including Claude Code and Cursor for publishing and scheduling posts. ZyVOP also includes an AI writing assistant that fixes grammar, rewrites or expands passages, builds outlines and generates summaries, FAQs and SEO metadata using the author's own Groq API key, plus double-opt-in newsletters with CSV export and GitHub Markdown backups with frontmatter.

Create a home for your work, build an audience, and share each article across connected platforms. Custom Domains & Publications With Founding Pro, connect a root, www, or custom subdomain with managed TLS, publication layouts, standalone mode, and your own AdSense account. Multi-Platform Syndication Send full articles to connected Dev.to, Hashnode, Medium, and WordPress accounts immediately or after a configured syndication delay. Canonical Signals & IndexNow Choose a preferred source URL once. ZyVOP passes supported canonical fields to connected destinations and notifies IndexNow when eligible ZyVOP URLs change. Author Newsletters & CSV Export Build a verified audience with double-opt-in forms, send eligible articles to subscribers, and export your subscriber list as CSV at any time. Native Technical Authoring Write with live Mermaid diagrams, KaTeX formulas, syntax highlighting for 30+ languages, and embeds from supported code playgrounds. AI Writing Assistant Fix grammar, rewrite or expand passages, build outlines, suggest titles, and generate summaries, FAQs, and SEO metadata with your own Groq API key. Blog, RSS & Archive Import Import from Dev.to, Medium, Hashnode, or RSS—or upload a Markdown ZIP, including a Hashnode GitHub backup, as editable drafts. Scheduled Releases & Private Previews Queue articles for future automated release or generate secret, revocable draft preview tokens for peer reviews before publishing. GitHub Markdown Backup After connecting a repository, back up published articles and later edits as Markdown with frontmatter, or run a manual bulk backup for existing posts. API, CLI, CI/CD & MCP Publish or update Markdown through the REST API, npx zyvop publish, GitHub Actions, or supported MCP clients such as Claude Code and Cursor. Structured FAQs & AI Discovery Publish visible Q&As with matching FAQPage and TechArticle metadata, XML sitemaps, RSS feeds, and optional llms.txt resources without ranking or citation guarantees. Read & Channel Analytics Measure ZyVOP views, engaged reading depth, referral sources, detected AI-referral signals, and supported metrics from connected DEV and Hashnode accounts. Developer Automation Publish from your tools, not another workflow Use the ZyVOP CLI, a GitHub Actions workflow, or a supported MCP client to create, update, and schedule posts. “ZyVOP changed how I publish. I write once and it syndicates everywhere, keeping my canonical URLs clean so my SEO stays intact. I keep full ownership of my content, and my readers hit zero paywalls.” “Writing and publishing on ZyVOP is a great experience. I love that I no longer have to copy-paste articles across multiple platforms. I write once and ZyVOP handles distribution with full author attribution.” “I moved my technical articles here and created my Engineering in Practice series. What I appreciate most is that the team actively listens to contributors and ships developer improvements immediately.” Direct creator feedback Featured StoriesRecent Dispatches All Topics Python AI agents AI developer tools open-source TypeScript AI Engineer DevOps security LLM JavaScript Software backend ZyVOP performance System Design Move your blog from Hashnode or DEV.to to ZyVOP with a clear, low-risk workflow. Import posts, review drafts and images, and check canonical URLs before publishing. Caching is easy until a hot key expires and 50 requests hit your database at once. Here's how cache-aside and write-through work, why stale data and stampedes happen, and five practical ways to reduce them. Shared .env files work until someone leaves, a key leaks, or a commit goes public. 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