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In Settings, add your Medium site URL and your API credentials. dolv reads the content library on connect.
Connect Medium to dolv and the grounded AI command center drafts search-ready posts in your voice and prepares them for Medium — honestly reporting what Medium's limited write API allows, never faking a publish. Anything public is gated for your approval.
The grounded AI command center treats your content library as a live data source. Instead of you digging through the dashboard, it reads your posts, pages and SEO metadata — context first, action second.
Grounds new drafts in what you have already written, so the AI builds on your existing Medium work.
Uses your company, playbooks and knowledge to keep every Medium draft on-brand, not generic.
Finds related posts and internal links across your connected content so each Medium piece fits the bigger story.
Treats Medium as a syndication channel and rolls your posting rhythm into top-of-funnel reach.
Every read stays grounded in your company context and playbooks, so the posts it drafts sound on-brand and are written against your goals — not guessed by a generic model.
Reading is only half of it. Medium is a read + write mini-app, so dolv turns answers into real posts. The command center has 84 tools that execute work, and Medium wires into the ones that ship content: prepare_blog_post writes a grounded, search-ready draft, and create_task opens tracked editorial work. Because publishing is public, every post is staged in the Approvals inbox first — the real Medium publish fires only when you approve, the same grounded approval loop that powers every action in the app.
See where the content goesDrafts a grounded, search-ready post in your voice — title, structured body and canonical — ready to syndicate to Medium.
Medium's self-issued write API is limited; when a publish can't go through, dolv records an honest failed action with the real reason instead of pretending it shipped.
Best practice is to publish on your own blog first, then syndicate to Medium with a canonical link — a Director can coordinate that cluster.
Turns 'repurpose this post for Medium' into tracked work that auto-closes when handled.
Internal editorial tasks run immediately. Because a post goes public, dolv prepares it and waits for your approval.
The same gate protects every public action across dolv's 30 read-and-write integrations — and it's the safety rail behind multi-agent content campaigns with a Director and a per-agent budget cap of $250/mo.
Connecting Medium isn't just access — it's signal. Published content is core top-of-funnel evidence: it's how new audiences discover you, and how you nurture them down the page. dolv maps every post and page onto a unified TOFU / MOFU / BOFU funnel, scores it against a rolling 30-day baseline, and rolls it into one weighted composite health score. A cross-metric correlation engine then links content output to downstream traffic and conversions in tools like GA4 — and multi-touch attribution across five models, plus North Star metrics, OKRs and ICE-scored experiments, tell you which post actually moved the number.
Explore funnel intelligenceYour site URL and an application password, and the AI is grounded in your library — no plugin marathon.
In Settings, add your Medium site URL and your API credentials. dolv reads the content library on connect.
dolv is grounded by default in your company, playbooks and knowledge — so every draft sounds like your brand, not a chatbot.
Ask "what should we write next?" — the AI reads the site, prepares search-ready drafts with prepare_blog_post, and queues each publish for your one-click approval.
Content rarely acts alone. These connect on the same grounded command center — one of 30 read-and-write integrations.
See the whole set on the integrations hub — 30 read-and-write tools, one AI that acts.
What it reads, what it publishes, and how approvals keep you in control.
dolv is deliberately honest here. Medium's self-issued write API is limited and often unavailable, so the assistant prepares a grounded, ready-to-publish draft and attempts the publish — but if Medium's API can't accept it, dolv records a real failed action with the reason rather than faking a success. Anything public is gated for your approval first.
Publish your canonical post on your own blog (WordPress, Ghost or Webflow), then syndicate to Medium with a canonical link so search engines credit the original. dolv can prepare both the canonical post and the Medium version, with each public step gated for approval.
Medium connects in Settings with a Medium integration token. Note that Medium has restricted self-serve write access over time, so dolv treats Medium as best-effort and always reports the true result. Reading your context and drafting on-brand posts works regardless.
No. dolv is an operator, not a chatbot. The grounded command center has 84 tools that execute real work — prepare_blog_post, create_task, multi-agent campaigns run by a Director with a per-agent budget cap — and it is honest about what each channel's API can and cannot do.
Connect Medium, let dolv read and draft, and approve what publishes. An operator on your blog. dolv it.