Setup Wizard
Configure Atlas Content Bridge in 5 simple steps
Step 1: WordPress Source
Enter the root URL of your WordPress site to begin
✓ Connection Successful
Site Title
-
WordPress Version
Unknown
REST API
Available
Published Posts
0 posts found
Step 2: Connect Your GitHub Account
Sign in to GitHub and authorize Atlas Content Bridge to access your repositories
🔐 How This Works
- Click "Connect GitHub" below
- You'll be redirected to GitHub.com to sign in
- Review and authorize the Atlas Content Bridge app
- Select which repositories to grant access to
- You'll be redirected back to continue setup
Privacy: The app only requests access to repositories you select. Your credentials are never stored.
✓ GitHub Connected
Connected as @andy-kemp • 3 repositories available
Step 3: Select Target Repository
Choose the GitHub repository where migrated content will be committed
Loading repositories from your GitHub App installation...
ℹ️ Only repositories accessible to the installed GitHub App are shown.
Repository Information
- Full Name
- -
- Default Branch
main- Framework
- Astro 4.x
- Visibility
- Private
Step 4: Configure Destination Paths
Specify where content and images will be saved in your repository
Where Markdown/MDX files will be created (Astro content collection)
Where downloaded images will be stored (publicly accessible)
Note: These paths are relative to your repository root. Make sure they match your Astro project structure.
Step 5: Scan WordPress Content
Build a complete inventory of your WordPress content
What Gets Scanned
✓ Posts
All published posts with full metadata
✓ Authors
Post authors with display names
✓ Categories & Tags
Full taxonomy with hierarchies
✓ Images
Featured and embedded media
Initializing scan...
This may take a minute for large sites