Ready blog articles on fresh topics — automatically

How it works

Automating Taiga and Facebook takes no code: a ready-made scenario does the routine for you.

1. Starts when: RSS Feed Trigger
2. Check: Triggers Merge
3. Then: AI
4. Then: Create Post Data From AI
5. Then: Pexels HTTP Request image
6. Check: Pexel Err If
7. If yes: Pexels HTTP Request on Empty
8. Check: Pexel Merge
9. Then: Pexel Image Url
10. Then: WP Make Category
11. Check: Category Switch
12. If yes: Category Merge
13. Then: Category ID
14. Then: WP Make Tag 1
15. Check: Tag 1 Switch
16. If yes: Tag 1 Merge
17. Then: Tag 1 ID
18. Then: WP Make Tag 2
19. Check: Tag 2 Switch
20. If yes: Tag 2 Merge
21. Then: Tag 2 ID
22. Then: WP Make Tag 3
23. Check: Tag 3 Switch
24. If yes: Tag 3 Merge
25. Then: Tag 3 ID
26. Then: WP Make Tag 4
27. Check: Tag 4 Switch
28. If yes: Tag 4 Merge
29. Then: Tag 4 ID
30. Then: Create Post Data
31. Then: Create a post
32. Then: Post ID
33. Then: Slug Generator
34. Then: Pexel Image Download
35. Then: Image Upload To Wordpress
36. Then: Set alt text and description to image
37. Then: HTTP Request
38. Then: Update a post
39. If no: Tag 4 Search
40. Check: Tag 4 Filter
41. If no: Tag 3 Search
42. Check: Tag 3 Filter
43. If no: Tag 2 Search
44. Check: Tag 2 Filter
45. If no: Tag 1 Search
46. Check: Tag 1 Filter
47. If no: Category Search
48. Check: Category Filter
49. Then: Groq Chat Model
50. Then: Structured Output Parser
51. Starts when: RSS Feed Trigger1
52. Starts when: RSS Feed Trigger2
53. Then: AI ChatGPT

You can launch this Taiga + Facebook integration in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — the scenario is built, launched and monitored for you.