Write from where you work.
Rill is a writing tool for engineers. Publish a note from inside a Claude Code session — the work is still on your screen — and it appears on your own site. No CMS to embed, no context switch.
Connect once
One command. It authenticates with your Rill account through your browser — there is no API key to paste.
claude mcp add --transport http rill https://rill.page/api/mcpAsk, in passing
"Write this up as a note." It arrives as a draft you can edit, and can carry the commit and files it came from.
It shows up on your site
Fetch your posts with the SDK and render finished HTML. Your domain stays home; Rill just holds the writing.
Writing, from your editor
The point of Rill is that you never stop working to write. Notes get made while the context is fresh, from the tool you are already in.
How writing works →Reading, on your own site
Posts come back as finished HTML through @rillpage/sdk — no renderer to ship, no lock-in. Export everything as markdown whenever you like.
How to display posts →