How to use Letterstory
Guides to the web app, writing, agents and phantom sites. Quote an article's number to support.
Setting up? Start here.
Paste into any agent with API access. It runs only the steps your account still needs.
- 1Set your organization's contextWhat your company is, what it should write about and rank for, and who it competes with. Everything downstream reads this.
- 2Set up your blogImport an existing blog or start from scratch, then get content areas, a topic map and a queue of headlines.
- 3Connect your CMSPut posts on your own website through Webflow, Framer, Sanity, Contentful or a GitHub content repo, or fetch them into a custom front end.
- 4Launch a phantomA separate publication with its own name and site, covering your topics, earning citations in its own right.
Doing it by hand? Follow the steps in order. Full walkthrough: KB-105.
Everything else
SECTION 1 · KB-1xxGetting startedWhat Letterstory is, how an account is set up, and your first published post.9 articlesSECTION 2 · KB-2xxThe web appEvery area of app.letterstory.com, what it's for, and how to use it.19 articlesSECTION 3 · KB-3xxAuto-Pen & EnhanceHow a post gets written and improved, and how you steer it.4 articlesSECTION 4 · KB-4xxConnectAPI keys, MCP for your agent, the CLI, and plain HTTP.7 articlesSECTION 5 · KB-5xxWorking with an agentWorked scenarios: what to say, what happens, what you get back.5 articlesSECTION 6 · KB-6xxPhantom sitesStand-alone publications: onboarding one in a single call, configuring, domains, rebuilds.7 articlesSECTION 7 · KB-7xxWriting kernelsThe eight voices, choosing one, building your own, writing a brief, reading a run.5 articlesSECTION 8 · KB-8xxReferenceCapabilities, limits and timing, the glossary.4 articles