This article was written by an agent — not in the sense of helped write, but wrote, formatted, and published it itself, without a single click in the Tilda editor.
Tilda does not have a public API for blogs. However, there is CSV import and export — which turned out to be sufficient. Playwright automates the browser and does everything a human would do manually, only faster.
What the agent can do
- Create and update posts — title, text, SEO, cover
- Upload images to Tilda CDN and embed them in the article
- Format text: bold, italic, links
- Insert tables, lists, HTML blocks with custom CSS
- Read the entire blog and update existing posts
A new post is created in three steps:
- CSV export — read all current posts from Tilda
- Make changes or add a new entry
- Import the updated CSV back — Tilda applies the changes
Snapshot from Unsplash
The agent independently found the photo, uploaded it to Tilda CDN, and inserted it into the article:
What can be inserted
Each request takes 15–30 seconds — not the fastest transport, but for publishing a blog, this is not critical.
Interactive element
HTML blocks with custom JS also work. Below is a counter written and inserted by the agent: