SEO Automation for Static Sites — Publish via GitHub

Publish AI-generated articles as Markdown to your repository — via pull requests for review or direct commits. Works with Astro, Hugo, Next.js, Jekyll, and any static site generator.

What KatanaSEO + GitHub Does for You

Real-time event notifications for all SEO activities

Secure webhook endpoints with signature verification

Git-based publishing workflow via pull requests

Support for static site generators (Astro, Hugo, Next.js, Jekyll)

JSON/CSV data export for custom integrations

API access for advanced automation scenarios

How GitHub Publishing Works

Install the KatanaSEO GitHub App

One-click installation — select which repos to authorize

Go to Profile Settings → Integrations → GitHub

Click 'Connect' to open the GitHub App installation page

Select the repositories you want KatanaSEO to access

Authorize the app — you'll be redirected back to KatanaSEO

Configure Your Repository

Tell KatanaSEO where to put your articles

Select your repository from the dropdown

Set the content path (e.g. src/content/blog, content/posts, _posts)

Choose the target branch (defaults to main)

Click 'Connect Repository' to test and save

Two Publishing Modes

Choose review-first or instant publishing

Pull Request Mode

Auto-publish OFF (default)

Articles are pushed as PRs to your repo
Review content before it goes live
Merging the PR triggers your deploy pipeline
Closing the PR reverts the article to draft

Direct Commit Mode

Auto-publish ON

Articles are committed directly to your main branch
No review step — instant publishing
Your CI/CD deploys the changes automatically
Best for high-trust, fully automated pipelines

Why Choose KatanaSEO for GitHub

Built for developers who want full control over their SEO pipeline. Use GitHub to extend KatanaSEO with custom integrations, automate publishing workflows, and connect SEO data to your existing tools and infrastructure.