What is Lyra?

Lyra is an autonomous AI blog writer that keeps your company blog shipping without a human writing the posts. She finds the topics worth ranking for, writes each one in your blog's voice, fact-checks every claim, and opens a ready-to-merge pull request in your GitHub repo. You review and hit merge. Nothing publishes until you do.

Think of Lyra as the content marketer you hire, not another writing tool you drive. She runs the whole pipeline. You stay in control.

What Lyra does

Lyra runs one loop, on a schedule, for every website you connect:

1. Discover. She searches live for trending topics in your focus area and deduplicates them against posts you already have.
2. Write. She drafts the post using your Claude key, your repo's writing guide, and your blog's voice, then generates a hero banner.
3. Fact-check. She verifies every link and claim, scores the draft on editorial quality, SEO, and answer-engine readiness, and checks any prices against your pricing page.
4. Open a PR. She commits the post to a branch and opens a pull request labeled blog in your repo.
5. You merge. She tags you to review. You merge when it is ready. Nothing auto-publishes.

Why Lyra is different

• Topics from live search. She picks winnable topics like a strategist, deduplicated against your existing posts.
• Writes in your voice. She reads your repo and learns your format, frontmatter, and tone before she writes a word.
• She never guesses. Every link and fact is verified before a post ships. Broken links and stale stats are blockers, not footnotes.
• Ships as a pull request. She reports in pull requests, not promises. The post lands in your repo, labeled and tagged, for you to merge.
• Your key, at cost. Lyra runs on your own Anthropic key. Runs bill to your account and are never marked up.

Who Lyra is for

Lyra is built for founders, operators, and small teams who want a blog that compounds without hiring a writer. That includes solo founders, heads of marketing and content, SEO and growth leads, developer advocates, and agencies running content for clients.

The work of SEO is front-loaded and the payoff is an annuity. You write once and it pays out for years. Lyra does the writing.

What you need to get started

Before Lyra can write her first post, you connect three things during onboarding:

• A website. Paste your URL and Lyra audits your blog's SEO and answer-engine visibility.
• A Claude credential. Add your own Anthropic API key or a Claude Code OAuth token so posts run on your account.
• A GitHub repository. Install the Lyra GitHub App and pick the repo where your blog lives.

An optional Google Gemini key lets Lyra generate a hero banner for each post. Posts still ship without it.

Lyra writes into a git-based blog, so your posts need to be Markdown files with frontmatter in a GitHub repo. If your blog is on Framer, Webflow, WordPress, or another hosted CMS, see Is your blog Lyra-ready? to prepare it first.

How the docs are organized

• Getting started: Create your account and ship your first post, step by step.
• Quick start: The condensed flow for users who are already set up.
• How Lyra works: The pipeline, the agents, and the concepts behind them.
• Prepare your blog: Get your blog git-ready, including migrating off a hosted CMS.
• Setup: Connect your repo, add your key, and configure your website.
• Using Lyra: The dashboard, discovery, writing, reviewing, and analytics.
• Account and billing: Plans, add-ons, teams, and multiple websites.

What's next

• Getting started: Go from sign-up to your first merged post.
• The pipeline: Understand the five stages every post moves through.
• Plans and pricing: Compare Free, Starter, Growth, and Scale.