Write a blog post from my notes
The notes are easy — it's turning them into a finished post that keeps it sitting in a drawer for months. On a bernard-hosted site, your AI does the turning: paste what you have, and it writes the post and files it on your blog.
How it works
- Get your access prompt. Log in to bernard, open your site, and copy the prompt from Edit with AI (it contains a key that works for 12 hours).
- Paste it into your AI — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, whichever you already use — then paste your notes and use the prompt below.
- Approve. The AI sends back a preview link. Read the post, ask for changes if it's not quite you, press Approve, and it's live.
Your notes don't need to be tidy. A few bullet points, a rambling paragraph, even a transcript of you talking — the AI shapes it into a post, writes a title, and updates your blog index so the new post is findable, all in one go.
The prompt
“Write a blog post for my site from these notes: [paste your rough notes]. Match the tone of my existing pages, give it a good title, and add it to my blog index.”
The [bracketed] parts are yours to fill in. First time? Log in to bernard → your site → Edit with AI → copy your access prompt, paste that into your AI first, then ask the above.
Questions people ask
- How do I write a blog post for my website with AI?
- If your site is hosted with bernard, paste your rough notes — bullet points, voice-note transcript, whatever you have — to the AI you already use, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. It writes the post in your site's voice, creates the page and adds it to your blog index.
- Will the post sound like me or like a robot?
- The AI reads your existing pages first and matches their tone. If the draft doesn't sound right, say so — 'warmer', 'shorter', 'less salesy' — and it rewrites before anything is published.
- Does the post go live as soon as it's written?
- No — the AI sends you a preview link, and the post only goes live when you read it and press Approve. bernard also keeps a full year of history, so a published post can always be edited or rolled back.