v2.0.0Four AI providers with automatic fallback

Feeds in. Publishable articles out.

AI Content Flow pulls your RSS sources, rewrites each item through the AI provider of your choice, and publishes on a schedule — with three more providers waiting in case the first one is down.

OpenAI · Claude · Gemini · DeepSeek · or no AI at all

Monitored14 sources
Fallback chainClaude → GPT
Key storageAES-256
Publish modeDraft
4AI providers supported
3Settings tiers
AES-256Encrypted key storage
0Downtime on provider failure
What it does

Automation that keeps running when a provider does not

Single-provider tools stop dead the moment an API key hits its limit. This one moves to the next provider in the chain and carries on.

Smart provider fallback

Order your providers once. If the first refuses, times out or hits a quota, the next takes the job — and the failure is logged, not swallowed.

Encrypted keys

API keys are stored AES-256-CBC encrypted, not sitting in plain text in the options table where any other plugin can read them.

Per-source health

Every feed reports its own fetch rate, error count and last successful item, so a dead source is visible on day one instead of month three.

Inside the plugin

Campaigns, sources and providers in one flow

Settings cascade from global to campaign to category, so a special rule for one feed does not mean rebuilding the whole configuration.

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Sources

14 feeds monitored · last cycle 06:00 · 9 items rewritten.

14Active sources
9Posts today
100%Cycle success
Ghana sports feedlast item 42m agoHealthy
Tech news EUrewritten via ClaudeHealthy
Lifestyle wire3 fetch errors this weekWatch
Local politicspaused by schedulePaused
Business dailyrewritten via GeminiHealthy
Feature set

Everything the pipeline needs

From fetch to published post, with a human checkpoint anywhere you want one.

RSS and Atom sources

Unlimited feeds, per-source scheduling, and duplicate detection so the same story is not published twice.

Provider chain

OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek in the order you choose, each with its own model and token settings.

Prompt control

Write your own rewrite prompt per campaign, with tokens for title, excerpt, source name and category.

Three settings tiers

Global defaults, campaign overrides, category overrides. Set once, adjust where it matters.

Publish or draft

Send output straight to publish, to draft for review, or to pending, per campaign.

Featured images

Pull the source image where the licence allows, or fall back to a category default.

Keyword rules

Skip items containing terms you never want, or only accept items that match your list.

Cron scheduling

Per-campaign intervals with jitter, so fourteen feeds do not all fire in the same minute.

Works without AI

With no provider connected it still fetches, deduplicates, categorises and publishes using the local spintax and keyword engine.

Getting started

Setting up a campaign

Add your keys

Paste keys for whichever providers you have. They are encrypted before they touch the database.

Create a campaign

Name it, pick a category, choose publish or draft, and set the schedule.

Attach sources

Add the feeds. Each one shows its health as soon as the first cycle runs.

Write the prompt

Tell the model how you want articles rewritten. Test it on one item before letting it run.

Technical

Specifications

Designed so that losing an API key is an inconvenience, not an outage.

Version2.0.0
ProvidersOpenAI · Anthropic Claude · Google Gemini · DeepSeek
Key storageAES-256-CBC encrypted
SourcesRSS 2.0 · Atom · unlimited feeds
SchedulingWP Cron, per campaign, with jitter
FallbackOrdered chain with per-provider logging
RequiresWordPress 5.8+ / PHP 7.4+
UpdatesOne year included, renewable
Questions

Before you buy

Do I need an AI subscription?
No. Connected AI gives you full rewriting, but the plugin runs the whole pipeline without it using local keyword and spintax processing.
Whose API costs am I paying?
Yours, directly to the provider. We do not resell tokens or sit between you and the model.
Will Google penalise the output?
Publishing unedited machine text at volume is a real risk. Draft mode and per-campaign prompts exist so a person can stay in the loop.
Can I use my own prompt?
Yes, per campaign, with content tokens. That is where the quality difference lives.
What if a feed changes format?
The source health panel flags the errors and the campaign continues with your other sources.

Put the content pipeline on rails

AI Content Flow is sold directly by Valerian Media. Tell us how many sites and feeds you run and we will size the licence with you.

Built and supported in-house by Valerian Media — sold exclusively through valerianmedia.com.