# baas documentation

baas puts an AI-written, human-approved blog **on your own domain** — no CMS
required — where every post is built to send readers to the pages that make
you money.

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You connect a domain, approve topics and drafts from a review queue, and the
blog appears at `yourdomain.com/blog` with contextual links back to your
product and service pages in every post.
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## How it works

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:::step[Connect and verify your site]
Add your domain and prove you own it with a DNS record or a small file.
baas crawls the site to learn your industry, audience, tone — and the pages
worth linking to.
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:::step[Content is planned and drafted]
The topic queue proposes article briefs; you approve the ones you want.
On your schedule (or on demand) a full article is drafted, backlinks to your
money pages are woven in, and SEO metadata is generated.
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:::step[You review, then it ships]
Every post lands in a review queue with a full generation trace — what ran,
what it cost, where the links point. One click publishes it. Prefer full
autopilot? Auto-publish is an explicit per-blog opt-in.
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:::step[Your site serves it]
A script tag, an edge rewrite rule, or a static prerender — whichever fits
your stack. Posts render server-side for crawlers with canonical URLs,
sitemaps, RSS, and JSON-LD.
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## What makes baas different

- **No CMS required.** Works on static sites, Next/Astro/SvelteKit apps,
  plain HTML — anything that can serve a script tag or a rewrite rule.
- **Backlinks are the product.** Link targets are first-class: you rank the
  pages that matter, and every article carries tracked, contextual links to
  them.
- **Rich content, not text walls.** Posts use MD2 — callouts, step guides,
  charts, annotated code, comparisons — rendered with your site's palette.
  These docs are rendered with the exact same engine.
- **You stay in control.** Review-first by default, transparent per-post
  cost and token usage, and quotas that pause generation instead of
  surprising you.

## Where to go next

- [Quickstart](/docs/quickstart) — from signup to a live post.
- [Install on your site](/docs/install-sdk) — SDK, edge proxy, or prerender.
- [Delivery API](/docs/delivery-api) — the public endpoints behind it all.