Introducing Gitblog: How to Own Your Content and Run Your Own Blog

From the article

Archive your posts in your GitHub repository, write with AI, and connect with more readers. Here are the five core principles behind Gitblog and how to get started with your blog.

It’s not just posts that accumulate on a blog. The process of solving problems, the moments when I learned something new, and my perspectives on various topics are all preserved there as well. Over time, these records become an asset that shows what I’ve been thinking about and how I’ve changed. So where should this asset be stored? Even if the service I use for writing changes or disappears, shouldn’t I be able to continue storing and managing it myself? Gitblog is a service that lets you store public posts and blog code in your GitHub repository, and write posts via the web or an AI agent to publish them on your blog. Built on the foundation of directly owning and managing your content, we’ve added features that make writing convenient and help you connect with readers. Gitblog was created based on five key principles.