Semji

What happened to the Semji Chrome extension?

Semji no longer sells the Chrome extension. Native CMS integrations now publish optimized drafts into WordPress, Drupal, Contentful and Strapi. A workspace owner connects the CMS once, and writers ship from Semji without installing a browser add-on.

The former Semji Chrome extension beside a CMS editor, the overlay native CMS integrations have replaced.

World-class marketing teams trust Semji with their content strategy

Semji customers:

  • Allianz
  • Otto
  • Reitmans
  • Record TV
  • Action Against Hunger
  • El Financiero
  • Fox Sports
  • Randstad
  • PCMag
  • RetailMeNot
  • TD
  • IGN
  • Mashable
  • Christie's International Real Estate
A Semji draft scored in the editor, ready to publish into a connected CMS.

What replaced the Semji Chrome extension?

Semji replaced the browser overlay with native CMS connectors. A workspace owner connects WordPress, Drupal, Contentful or Strapi once from Settings, and the whole workspace publishes from Semji.

Drafts land in the CMS with a preview link. Nothing goes live until someone asks. Teams whose CMS is not in the catalog use a custom MCP server or the Send to CMS webhook.

Open the CMS integrations page

Which CMS platforms does Semji integrate with?

Four native connectors. A workspace owner connects once, and the team decides what AI agents can read, create or update.

WordPress

Connects over the WordPress REST API with an application password, from WordPress 5.6, with Yoast SEO support.

Drupal

Connects through JSON:API with Basic Auth. Compatible from Drupal 8.7.

Contentful

One OAuth sign-in through Contentful’s hosted MCP server, with no keys to copy.

Strapi

Connects to your instance’s MCP endpoint with an admin token. Compatible from Strapi 5.47.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to the Semji Chrome extension?

Semji no longer sells the Chrome extension. Native CMS integrations replaced the browser overlay: optimized drafts now go straight into WordPress, Drupal, Contentful or Strapi.

What should I use instead of the Chrome extension?

Semji’s native CMS integrations. Connect the CMS from Settings, then publish from Semji into the CMS the team already runs, without installing anything in Chrome.

Which CMS platforms does Semji integrate with natively?

Semji connects natively to WordPress, Drupal, Contentful and Strapi. A custom MCP server or the Send to CMS webhook covers any other backend.

Can I still install the Semji Chrome extension?

No. Semji no longer offers the Chrome extension as a product. New teams connect their CMS natively. If you already used the extension, ask your CSM about moving the workspace onto a native connector.

How do I connect my CMS to Semji?

A workspace owner opens Settings, picks the CMS, and connects it once for the whole workspace. The CMS integrations page walks through WordPress, Drupal, Contentful, Strapi, a custom MCP server and the webhook.

Connect Semji to the CMS you already run

See how native integrations publish an optimized draft into WordPress, Drupal, Contentful or Strapi.