Connections
Connect the sites you publish to, and the sources you calibrate a voice from.
Settings → Connections is where you manage the third-party accounts Oghmere works with. Connections are account-wide — once you connect a source or destination, it is available to all of your projects. There are two kinds today: destinations you publish to, and sources you pull writing from.
Publishing destinations
Connect a site to publish blog posts to. Oghmere supports a self-hosted WordPress site and a GitHub repository published with Jekyll. Give the connection a label, enter the site or repository details, and provide a secret — a WordPress application password or a GitHub token. Your secret is stored encrypted and never shown again; only its last four characters appear.
Publishing sources
You can also connect a source, such as WordPress.com, to bring in your existing posts when you calibrate a voice. Connecting and disconnecting a source is done here; the actual pull happens in the voice flow. Any writing pulled in is used only to analyze your voice — never as instructions to the model.
Sign-in identity providers
A future update will let you link a Google or GitHub account here for one-tap sign-in. The section reserves its home on the tab; there is nothing to configure yet.
What it costs
Connecting and disconnecting accounts is free, and so is publishing a finished post. Only pulling and analyzing posts to build a voice spends credits, marked with the sparkle where it happens.