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Guides, FAQs and support articles. New here or not sure where to start? Jump to the Welcome page for the full index.
API examples
Copy-paste curl recipes for the most common OmniCon API flows — login, list channels, create an article, upload an image, send a press release.
API endpoints
The full OmniCon API surface grouped by resource — articles, channels, authors, books, press, media, organizations.
API authentication
How to log in, get a JWT, and send it on every request to the OmniCon API.
API — Overview
Use the OmniCon REST API to read and write every kind of CMS content from your own apps, scripts, and integrations.
Common workflows
Recipes for driving OmniCon from Claude — bulk publishing, migrations, press automation.
Available tools
The tool surface the OmniCon MCP server exposes, grouped by feature area.
Authorization and scopes
How OAuth works for OmniCon's MCP server — and how your account's access gates every call.
Connecting a client
Add the OmniCon MCP server to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or any MCP client.
MCP — Overview
Connect Claude or any MCP client to OmniCon and drive the whole CMS from chat or code.
Prompt tips
Practical advice for writing prompts that land the image or video you actually want.
Plan, quota, and cost
How plan tiers, monthly quota, and the daily cost ceiling gate AI Studio generations.
Video generation
Generate short videos from text or an image, with duration and budget controls.
Image generation
Generate images from text or reference images, with aspect-ratio control.
AI Studio — Overview
Generate images and videos for your channel from text or reference images, right inside the media library.
Public vs. private channels
What the Is public toggle does and how it interacts with custom domains.
Authors
Per-channel author records — how they relate to user accounts and why articles need one.
Navigation menu
Build the top-nav menu readers see on the public channel site.
Channel settings
Edit title, description, default culture, logo, and custom domain for a channel.
Creating a channel
Pick an organization, title, and URL permalink for a new channel.
Channels — Overview
Channels are the top-level container for content in OmniCon — articles, pages, books, media, and press all belong to a channel.