Ghosting - the non scary way

Tommy Bergstrand

05 Aug 2026 — 1 min read

The Little Ghost Godfrey

When it comes to writing code, agents can handle the bulk work, if not all.

What about writing blog posts?

I started in full manual mode, then asking the agent for font suggestions and such things. Then we discovered the Ghost admin API and got a process up so that embedding code , adding images and minor form adjustments is done locally by the agent and put up as a draft in the site. This can then be iterated until the preview looks good.

Still though, I am the responsible copy writer and editor in chief!

Editors note: Entire post done manually!

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