Integrations are their own system, not an afterthought
Imports, exports, sync, and event-driven automation live in the IO layer, backed by service-account-style machine access rather than pretending to be a human user.
Learn moreNewsTeam is not a black-box publishing platform. The IO SDK, public client, starter code, and connector model are all part of how teams extend the platform without reinventing it.
Imports, exports, sync, and event-driven automation live in the IO layer, backed by service-account-style machine access rather than pretending to be a human user.
Learn moreGhost, Medium, WordPress, and CosMoS paths are not special cases. They demonstrate the same integration model external teams can use for their own custom work.
Learn moreNewsTeam’s approach is to eat its own dog food: use the same IO path internally, then publish those implementations as clear production guides over time.
Learn moreApps exist for safe public read access through V1. Integrations exist for moving data in and out of the platform. Keeping those concerns separate is part of the architecture.
Learn moreThe goal is not one-off hacks. It is to support edge cases in a sustainable way that keeps the platform coherent for everyone on it.
Learn moreSDKs, public clients, integration examples, and a real starter frontend give product and engineering teams implementation paths they can actually work from.
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