Wordpress AEO Autoblogger

Autonomous AEO and SEO content generation and optimization engine for scaling business operations. Use when Codex needs to run end-to-end programmatic SEO wo...

This skill implements an autonomous WordPress autoblogging pipeline that scrapes competitors, calls LLMs, builds embeddings, and directly updates posts. Before installing, consider: - Metadata mismatch: the package metadata declares no required environment variables or install steps, but the code and SKILL.md require many sensitive keys (WP credentials, multiple LLM API keys, scraper and proxy credentials). Treat the skill as requiring several secrets and heavy dependencies. - Live publishing: the pipeline will PUT content to your WordPress site using WP_USERNAME and WP_APP_PASSWORD. Use a low-privilege WordPress account (not a site admin) and test on a staging site first. - Hidden promotional CTA: config.py sets CTA_LINK = "https://oneclickvids.com" and CTA_TEXT; the workers will inject CTAs into published content by default. If you don't want that, search and change CTA_LINK/CTA_TEXT before use. - Dependency & environment setup: requirements include Playwright (requires browser installs) and ChromaDB; plan to run in an isolated environment (container/VM) and review setup.py to see how DBs/files are initialized. - Cost and rate controls: the code enforces a daily cost cap but will still make network calls; ensure your API keys have appropriate quotas and billing limits. - Review setup.py and any omitted files: the manifest references setup.py and other truncated files; inspect setup.py and any remaining code for hidden endpoints, telemetry, or unexpected uploads before running. If you proceed, run only on a staging WP site with restricted credentials, remove or change the CTA, and audit network endpoints and the DB path to limit surprise data flow.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: wordpress-aeo-autoblogger Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a functional WordPress AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) and SEO automation tool designed to generate, optimize, and publish content autonomously. It handles sensitive credentials (LLM API keys and WordPress Application Passwords) through environment variables and includes several robust security and stability features, such as enforcing HTTPS for WordPress connections in `setup.py`, implementing LLM cost-capping logic in `logger.py`, and using cross-process file locks to prevent database corruption in `setup.py`. While it includes a hardcoded promotional backlink to 'jamesjernigan.com' in the generated post footers (`daily_worker.py`), there is no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution.