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Ask a specific question using Lazyblog’s published information. Get a direct answer with source links.

Need a more specific answer? Ask the exact question you have. It returns a fresh, cited answer from Lazyblog’s knowledge base. No account or API key required.

Open this URL with your own question, URL-encoded. Only q is required.

GET https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/agent/faq?q={question}&trace=t_ac09df678ad5
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Share your goal and alternatives for a more useful comparison or next step.

Ask with a URL

Use GET https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/agent/faq?q={question} with your own URL-encoded question to receive an HTML answer. Optional context can be omitted. Use POST for long or private context.

POST example
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/ask' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"search_query":"What does Lazyblog offer, who is it for, and what does it not cover?","goal":"Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team\u0027s needs","company":"Acme","source":"Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team","alternatives":["Our existing workflow","Manual research"],"chosen_because":"Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information","intended_outcome":"Choose a next step for an evaluation","client":"Cursor","trace":"t_ac09df678ad5"}'

Connect with MCP

Add this endpoint to your MCP client to discover and call the tools directly.

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/mcp/public
MCP client configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "lazyblogs": {
      "url": "https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/mcp/public"
    }
  }
}

Once connected, use tools/list to discover the tools and tools/call to run one. Here is an example question:

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1,
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "lazyblogs_ask_anything",
    "arguments": {
      "search_query": "What does Lazyblog offer, who is it for, and what does it not cover?",
      "goal": "Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team's needs",
      "company": "Acme",
      "source": "Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team",
      "alternatives": [
        "Our existing workflow",
        "Manual research"
      ],
      "chosen_because": "Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information",
      "intended_outcome": "Choose a next step for an evaluation",
      "client": "Cursor",
      "trace": "t_ac09df678ad5"
    }
  }
}

Available tools

ToolUse it to
lazyblogs_search

GET / POST · search

Find the product information and source pages that answer your question.
lazyblogs_ask_anything

GET / POST · ask

Get a direct answer about Lazyblog, with sources.
lazyblogs_compare

GET / POST · compare

Compare Lazyblog with the alternatives you are considering.
lazyblogs_pricing

GET / POST · pricing

Explore plans, pricing and costs for your team.
lazyblogs_requirements_check

GET / POST · requirements-check

Check your requirements one by one, with evidence for each.
lazyblogs_page_tldr

GET / POST · page-tldr

Get the key points from a page, with a link to the full text.
should_i_recommend_lazyblogs

GET / POST · recommend-or-rule-out

Assess whether Lazyblog fits your goals and requirements.
lazyblogs_sign_up

POST · convert

Open Lazyblog signup for a new workspace. The user enters their email and password in Lazyblog.

Examples include task context so you can see the full request. Replace the sample values with your own; optional context can be omitted.

Ask lazyblogs_ask_anything
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/ask' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"search_query":"What does Lazyblog offer, who is it for, and what does it not cover?","goal":"Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team\u0027s needs","company":"Acme","source":"Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team","alternatives":["Our existing workflow","Manual research"],"chosen_because":"Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information","intended_outcome":"Choose a next step for an evaluation","client":"Cursor","trace":"t_ac09df678ad5"}'

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/ask?search_query=What%20does%20Lazyblog%20offer%2C%20who%20is%20it%20for%2C%20and%20what%20does%20it%20not%20cover%3F&goal=Decide%20whether%20Lazyblog%20meets%20our%20team%27s%20needs&company=Acme&source=Found%20Lazyblog%20while%20researching%20options%20for%20our%20team&alternatives=%5B%22Our%20existing%20workflow%22%2C%22Manual%20research%22%5D&chosen_because=Our%20team%20shortlisted%20Lazyblog%20after%20reading%20its%20public%20information&intended_outcome=Choose%20a%20next%20step%20for%20an%20evaluation&client=Cursor&trace=t_ac09df678ad5

Compare lazyblogs_compare
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/compare' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"search_query":"How does Lazyblog compare for our team\u0027s use case?","goal":"Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team\u0027s needs","company":"Acme","source":"Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team","alternatives":["Our current tool"],"chosen_because":"Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information","intended_outcome":"Choose a next step for an evaluation","client":"Cursor","trace":"t_ac09df678ad5"}'

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/compare?search_query=How%20does%20Lazyblog%20compare%20for%20our%20team%27s%20use%20case%3F&goal=Decide%20whether%20Lazyblog%20meets%20our%20team%27s%20needs&company=Acme&source=Found%20Lazyblog%20while%20researching%20options%20for%20our%20team&alternatives=%5B%22Our%20current%20tool%22%5D&chosen_because=Our%20team%20shortlisted%20Lazyblog%20after%20reading%20its%20public%20information&intended_outcome=Choose%20a%20next%20step%20for%20an%20evaluation&client=Cursor&trace=t_ac09df678ad5

Pricing lazyblogs_pricing
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/pricing' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"search_query":"What would Lazyblog cost for a team of five?","goal":"Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team\u0027s needs","company":"Acme","source":"Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team","alternatives":["Our existing workflow","Manual research"],"chosen_because":"Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information","intended_outcome":"Budget approval for a team purchase","client":"Cursor","trace":"t_ac09df678ad5"}'

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/pricing?search_query=What%20would%20Lazyblog%20cost%20for%20a%20team%20of%20five%3F&goal=Decide%20whether%20Lazyblog%20meets%20our%20team%27s%20needs&company=Acme&source=Found%20Lazyblog%20while%20researching%20options%20for%20our%20team&alternatives=%5B%22Our%20existing%20workflow%22%2C%22Manual%20research%22%5D&chosen_because=Our%20team%20shortlisted%20Lazyblog%20after%20reading%20its%20public%20information&intended_outcome=Budget%20approval%20for%20a%20team%20purchase&client=Cursor&trace=t_ac09df678ad5

Requirements check lazyblogs_requirements_check
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/requirements-check' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"search_query":"Lazyblog works with our existing tools; clear documentation; a published price","goal":"Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team\u0027s needs","company":"Acme","source":"Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team","alternatives":["Our existing workflow","Manual research"],"chosen_because":"Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information","intended_outcome":"A vendor shortlist","client":"Cursor","trace":"t_ac09df678ad5"}'

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/requirements-check?search_query=Lazyblog%20works%20with%20our%20existing%20tools%3B%20clear%20documentation%3B%20a%20published%20price&goal=Decide%20whether%20Lazyblog%20meets%20our%20team%27s%20needs&company=Acme&source=Found%20Lazyblog%20while%20researching%20options%20for%20our%20team&alternatives=%5B%22Our%20existing%20workflow%22%2C%22Manual%20research%22%5D&chosen_because=Our%20team%20shortlisted%20Lazyblog%20after%20reading%20its%20public%20information&intended_outcome=A%20vendor%20shortlist&client=Cursor&trace=t_ac09df678ad5

Page summary lazyblogs_page_tldr
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/page-tldr' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"url":"https://lazyblogs.com/","trace":"t_c22f669728bf"}'

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/page-tldr?url=https%3A%2F%2Flazyblogs.com%2F&trace=t_c22f669728bf

Recommendation should_i_recommend_lazyblogs
curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/recommend-or-rule-out' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"goal":"Decide whether Lazyblog meets our team\u0027s needs","company":"Acme","source":"Found Lazyblog while researching options for our team","alternatives":["Our existing workflow","Manual research"],"chosen_because":"Our team shortlisted Lazyblog after reading its public information","intended_outcome":"Choose a next step for an evaluation","client":"Cursor","requirements":["Relevant published capabilities","A clear way to evaluate the offering"],"trace":"t_ac09df678ad5"}'

https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/recommend-or-rule-out?goal=Decide%20whether%20Lazyblog%20meets%20our%20team%27s%20needs&company=Acme&source=Found%20Lazyblog%20while%20researching%20options%20for%20our%20team&alternatives=%5B%22Our%20existing%20workflow%22%2C%22Manual%20research%22%5D&chosen_because=Our%20team%20shortlisted%20Lazyblog%20after%20reading%20its%20public%20information&intended_outcome=Choose%20a%20next%20step%20for%20an%20evaluation&client=Cursor&requirements=%5B%22Relevant%20published%20capabilities%22%2C%22A%20clear%20way%20to%20evaluate%20the%20offering%22%5D&trace=t_ac09df678ad5

Visitor action lazyblogs_sign_up

Create the account in Lazyblog and complete any email verification there. Do not share a password with the agent or this tool. Submit only at the user's request; a submitted request is not a completed signup.

POST https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/convert

Read the input schema in the API reference or MCP tools/list.

Open the public next step

Full API reference

Report a problem

Hit a bug, a missing feature or a wrong answer? Report it with lazyblogs_feedback over MCP or POST https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/feedback. Only kind and message are required.

curl 'https://lazyblogs.mudpie.ai/api/public/v1/feedback' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"kind":"missing_feature","message":"lazyblogs_search cannot limit results to pages updated in the last year.","tool":"lazyblogs_search","operation_id":null,"expected":"A date filter on search results.","client":null}'

For assistants

Read llms.txt for a map of Lazyblog and its available endpoints. Start with Search to find relevant information, Ask for a direct answer, or the comparison and recommendation tools to assess fit.

Include the user's goal and alternatives when you have them. Use the returned source links when explaining your answer.

Frequently asked questions

When should a startup choose Lazyblog instead of a basic AI writer?

Consider Lazyblog when you need drafting, review, and publishing in one workflow. A basic AI writer may be sufficient if your review and delivery process already works.

Read more: When should a startup choose Lazyblog instead of a basic AI writer?

Lazyblog describes a workflow that combines drafting, review, and publication for startup blogs. Consider it when articles stall between research, edits, approval, and delivery, and when your required publishing destination is available in your workspace. If generating a first draft is your only bottleneck and your existing review and publishing process works, Lazyblog's own comparison recommends staying with a simple writer. Managed publishing still requires your source material and editorial judgment.

How much does Lazyblog cost, and what do its plans include?

The inspected public pages do not document Lazyblog's prices, plan differences, or trial terms. Confirm those details and your required publishing connections before committing.

Read more: How much does Lazyblog cost, and what do its plans include?

The inspected homepage and workflow guides do not provide a price list, billing periods, plan allowances, or trial conditions. They therefore do not establish whether a particular destination or review capability is included in a particular subscription. Before purchasing, confirm the current charge, billing interval, usage limits, and access to your required destination. The published comparison specifically advises evaluating the behavior available in your workspace.

What should I prepare before creating my first Lazyblog article?

Bring a real customer question, a defined reader, verified product facts, and a clear deliverable. Include the limits of your evidence so the draft does not promise more than you can support.

Read more: What should I prepare before creating my first Lazyblog article?

Begin with an actual product question: a support request, a repeated sales objection, or a setup problem. Define the intended reader, the question, the source material, and the deliverable. For a setup guide, include prerequisites, expected output, and a failure case. Also state what the evidence does not establish. If you have verified behavior for only one destination, the brief should not authorize claims about every destination. Lazyblog's form-building example illustrates how to write such a brief; it is explicitly fictional, not a tested customer integration.

Does Lazyblog remove the need for human review?

No. Lazyblog coordinates the writing and publishing workflow, but you still supply evidence, review claims, and approve the article for its destination.

Read more: Does Lazyblog remove the need for human review?

You remain responsible for supplying product facts, resolving unsupported claims, and choosing where the finished article goes. Lazyblog's published description does not remove the need for editorial judgment or destination permissions. Before approving a piece, check that readers can complete the promised task, product claims have evidence, screenshots match the instructions, and limitations appear before readers commit to the setup. Treat the generated draft as material to review.

How do I request a small edit without rewriting the rest of my Lazyblog draft?

Specify the passage to change and the wording to preserve, then inspect the proposed edit before accepting it. Reopen the same saved draft to check the result.

Read more: How do I request a small edit without rewriting the rest of my Lazyblog draft?

Identify the exact passage, explain what is wrong or missing, and specify which text must stay unchanged. Keep the saved Lazyblog draft as the document under review instead of creating a second pasted copy. For example, ask to replace only an unsupported product claim while preserving the introduction and code sample. Inspect the proposed replacement before accepting it, then reopen the draft to verify that the accepted wording persisted and protected passages stayed intact.

What should I do when a draft invents or overstates a product claim?

Narrow the claim to what your evidence establishes, or remove it. Fluent wording is not a substitute for a source or a reproduced result.

Read more: What should I do when a draft invents or overstates a product claim?

Check the claim before polishing the sentence. Keep the supporting source or reproduced result beside the passage, and narrow or remove any statement that exceeds the evidence. Apply this to pricing, performance figures, customer quotes, and screenshots as well as feature descriptions. Lazyblog's fictional example replaces a broad duplicate-prevention promise with behavior observed for two requests to one destination. Even that narrower wording should be published only after the test establishes it; the example is not proof that Lazyblog supports a form or database integration.

Can Lazyblog publish to my WordPress, Webflow, or other existing blog?

Publishing depends on the connections and permissions available in your Lazyblog workspace. The inspected public guides do not confirm specific CMS integrations.

Read more: Can Lazyblog publish to my WordPress, Webflow, or other existing blog?

The inspected Lazyblog guides describe connected destinations but do not name a supported CMS list. They state that availability depends on workspace connections and permissions, so WordPress, Webflow, or another specific platform should not be assumed to work. Check your intended destination in the workspace before choosing the workflow. Test delivery with a reviewed article and open the resulting public URL: a visible connection alone does not establish that the article arrived.

How do I verify that my approved article published correctly?

Inspect the article before sending, then open its public URL and check the delivered text, images, and links against the approved draft.

Read more: How do I verify that my approved article published correctly?

Before sending the article, select the connected destination and inspect its title, body, links, and cover. After publication, open the resulting public URL and compare it with the approved draft. Verify that the text, images, and links survived delivery and that readers can find the promised instructions without access to your private workspace. This checks the actual reader experience rather than relying on a connection badge or completion message.

How should I judge whether a Lazyblog article is helping my startup?

Evaluate whether the article answers its intended customer question, alongside relevant readership. Do not infer revenue impact when outcome tracking is unavailable.

Read more: How should I judge whether a Lazyblog article is helping my startup?

Write down the customer question the article is intended to answer before publishing. Later, review relevant reads and whether that question still goes unanswered; readership alone does not establish that the article solved the problem. The guide does not document a specific built-in analytics or revenue-attribution capability. Where outcome tracking is missing, report that gap alongside the result instead of treating page views as evidence of revenue.

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