Typeflo
Blog and content events on Typeflo
Typeflo is a headless blog and content platform, the engine some teams use behind the scenes to power their company's blog without building one from scratch. Five triggers cover the content lifecycle: New Post Published (the moment a draft becomes public), Post Updated (any edit on an existing post), New Author Added (a new contributor onboarded), New Category Created, New Tag Created. Fifteen actions handle the operational surface: Create Post, Create Category, Create Tag, Delete Post / Category / Tag, Get Post, Get Settings, plus the related list endpoints. The integration uses a Typeflo API key from your account settings. Common patterns: New Post Published fires a workflow that cross-posts the headline to LinkedIn, drops a Slack message in the marketing channel, and emails the relevant Mailchimp audience; or Post Updated triggers a re-validation of the SEO meta and a tweet of the new version if the title changed.
Workflows start when Typeflo does.
5 real-time triggers, each backed by a webhook subscription. Events arrive within seconds and you don't have to set up polling.
Fires when a new author is added to the Typeflo blog. Use it to welcome the author, provision related access elsewhere, or sync the bio to the team page.
Fires when a new category is created in Typeflo. Useful for mirroring taxonomy elsewhere or announcing a new content vertical.
Fires when a new post is published on your Typeflo blog. The canonical hook for cross-posting to social, sending newsletter blasts, or pinging Slack on every publish.
Fires when a new tag is created in Typeflo. Use it to keep your editorial tag taxonomy aligned with downstream systems.
Fires whenever an existing Typeflo post is updated. Use to re-share on social, bust caches in your CDN, or re-syndicate to your newsletter.
Do anything Typeflo can do, from a workflow.
Every action accepts dynamic inputs from upstream nodes, whether that's an AI output, a form field, or a search result.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Create Category | Creates a new blog category in Typeflo with name, slug, and description. Use to scaffold sections of your blog programmatically. |
| Create Post | Creates a new blog post in Typeflo with title, slug, body (Markdown), feature image, author, tags, and categories. Common pattern: pipe AI-drafted articles or migrated content into Typeflo. |
| Create Tag | Creates a new blog tag in Typeflo with name and slug. Useful when post creation should auto-provision missing tags. |
| Delete Category | Permanently deletes a category in Typeflo. Posts assigned to the category are not deleted, but lose their category assignment. |
| Delete Post | Permanently deletes a blog post in Typeflo. Irreversible; consider unpublishing via Update Post instead. |
| Delete Tag | Permanently deletes a blog tag. Posts that had the tag lose it, but are not themselves deleted. |
| Get Post | Fetches a single Typeflo blog post by ID or slug, returning the full body, metadata, and SEO fields. Use to mirror content into a CDN or to render previews. |
| Get Blog Settings | Returns site-level Typeflo settings including subscriber count, theme, custom domain, and SEO defaults. Useful for connection-check or dashboards. |
| List Authors | Lists all authors on the Typeflo blog with bio, avatar, and slug. Use it to populate an author picker before creating a post. |
| List Categories | Lists every blog category in Typeflo. Use it to build a category picker for upstream posting flows. |
| List Posts | Lists published blog posts in Typeflo, optionally filtered by author, category, or tag. Useful for sitemaps, RSS rebuilds, or "latest posts" widgets. |
| List Tags | Lists every blog tag in Typeflo. Used to populate tag pickers or to keep your tag taxonomy in sync with another system. |
| Update Category | Updates an existing Typeflo category's name, slug, or description. Only the fields you pass are changed. |
| Update Post | Updates an existing Typeflo post: title, slug, body, status (draft/published), feature image, categories, tags, SEO. Common in editorial workflows that re-publish AI-edited or freshness-refreshed posts. |
| Update Tag | Updates an existing Typeflo tag's name or slug. Renames propagate to every post that carries the tag. |
Pre-built Typeflo workflows.
Clone any recipe and customize it in one click. Every recipe is fully editable.
Three things worth knowing.
Tiny Command counts a run the moment a trigger fires. Filtering early means only matching events spend your usage budget.
Connect Typeflo once and every workflow on your account can use its triggers and actions. You don't have to re-auth per workflow.
Every Typeflo field shows up in the visual picker for downstream nodes. The raw payload is there for power users, optional for everyone else.
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