🚀 What this flow does • 🔎 Selects the least-used WordPress category (tracked in PostgreSQL) • 🤖 Uses GPT (4-mini or better) to generate a fully formatted SEO article with headings, TOC, lists, CTA, and Yoast blocks • 🖼️ Creates a placeholder cover image and uploads it to WordPress Media • 📬 Publishes the final post via /wp-json/wp/v2/posts with correct category + featured image • 🧠 Logs the used category for future rotation (zero duplicates!) ⚙️ Setup in 3 mins 🏷️ Add your WordPress domain with a simple Set node: domain=https://yourdomain.com 🔐 Create these 3 credentials in n8n: YOUR_WORDPRESS_CREDENTIAL — for /media, /posts YOUR_POSTGRES_CREDENTIAL — for category tracking YOUR_OPENAI_CREDENTIAL — GPT-4-mini or better 🧱 Run the SQL from docs to create the used_categories table ✅ Manually test first 3–5 nodes to check WP auth, OpenAI response, and DB connection 🕒 Then just schedule it and let the bot write for you. 🎯 Why it's awesome This is your personal AI content writer + publisher — perfect for: • 📰 SEO content farms • 📈 Affiliate blogs • 🧰 Micro niche sites • 🤫 PBNs with rotation-safe automation No more manual uploads, broken categories, or GPT spam.
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