SAR Intelligenceby SAR-SOFT

A month of blog posts drafted and scheduled

Plan a few posts for the coming weeks, get each drafted in your saved voice, and schedule them for the days you choose.

Difficulty
Intermediate
Time
about 45 min
The prompt

Plan [4] blog posts for the next [month] on my site, about [topics or season], for [who reads my blog]. Check my saved brand voice first and follow it. Look at my recent posts so you don't repeat a topic, and use my existing categories. Show me the titles with a two-line outline each and wait for my OK. Then write each one as a draft of about [700] words. After I've read them, schedule them for [Tuesdays at 09:00], one a week.

Already connected?

If SAR is already in your AI app, this is enough:

Already connected?

Plan and draft [4] posts about [topics] in my brand voice, then schedule them weekly once I've read them.

What happens

  1. The AI app reads your saved skills, such as your brand voice, and follows the one that applies.
  2. It lists your recent posts and your categories, so the plan doesn't repeat what you already have.
  3. It shows you the plan in the chat and waits. The posts you agree to are saved as drafts, which visitors don't see.
  4. Scheduling each post for its date waits for your approval in SAR. Until that date, nothing visitors see changes.

Approvals involved

Worked out from the tools this recipe uses.

  • sar_list_skillsList skillsNone
  • sar_get_skillGet a skillNone
  • wordpress_list_postsList posts or pagesNone
  • wordpress_list_termsList categories or tagsNone
  • wordpress_create_draftCreate a draftNone
  • wordpress_publish_postPublish a post or pageApproval

What you get

Several posts written and scheduled, so the blog keeps going on the weeks you are busy.

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