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RSS Feed AI Writer (Using the Bulk AI Post Creator)

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Aimogen does not have a separate RSS Feed AI Writer module with its own settings.

Instead, RSS feeds are handled directly inside the Bulk AI Post Creator. The bulk generator is reused as-is, and the only change is the input source.

There are no RSS-specific settings, screens, or execution logic.


How RSS Feed Generation Works in Aimogen #

From Aimogen’s perspective:

  • A keyword list
  • A list of titles
  • An RSS feed

are all just input providers for the Bulk AI Post Creator.

Once the input is resolved, the execution flow is identical.


Where to Configure RSS-Based Generation #

Go to:

Aimogen → Bulk AI Post Creators

This is the only place where RSS feeds are used.


Entering an RSS Feed Instead of Keywords #

In the Bulk AI Post Creator input field:

  • Instead of entering keywords or titles
  • You paste one RSS feed URL

Example:

https://example.com/feed/

That’s it.

There is:

  • No separate RSS toggle
  • No feed-specific options
  • No alternate execution mode

Aimogen automatically detects that the input is an RSS feed.


What Aimogen Does with the RSS Feed #

When an RSS feed URL is detected:

  1. Aimogen fetches the feed
  2. Each RSS item is parsed
  3. Feed items are converted into internal “bulk inputs”
  4. Each feed item produces one post

At this point, the system behaves exactly like a normal bulk run.


How RSS Items Are Interpreted #

For each RSS item, Aimogen uses:

  • The RSS item title as the base topic
  • The RSS description / content as contextual input

This data is passed to the AI as context, not copied verbatim unless your prompt explicitly asks for it.


Prompt and Settings Behavior #

All settings come from the Bulk AI Post Creator, unchanged:

  • Same global prompt / instructions
  • Same provider and model
  • Same post status
  • Same categories and tags
  • Same image generation rules

There are no RSS-only prompts or overrides.

If you want different behavior for RSS, you change the bulk prompt, not an RSS setting.


Duplicate Handling #

Duplicate control is inherited from bulk logic:

  • Each RSS item is processed once per run
  • Re-running the same feed may regenerate content
  • Aimogen does not maintain a separate RSS history system

If you want strict one-time processing, you must manage execution frequency externally.


Manual vs Scheduled Execution #

RSS feeds can be processed:

  • Manually (by running the bulk generator)
  • Via scheduled bulk executions (if configured)

There is no special RSS scheduler. Everything is bulk-driven.


Error Handling #

If:

  • The RSS feed is invalid
  • The feed is unreachable
  • The feed has no items

Then:

  • No posts are generated
  • The error is logged
  • The bulk run ends gracefully

Individual RSS items failing do not stop the rest of the run.


What This Means in Practice #

Important implications:

  • RSS is not a special feature
  • RSS is just an input format
  • Learning the Bulk AI Post Creator means you already know RSS
  • All optimizations apply equally to keywords, titles, and feeds

This is intentional and keeps Aimogen simpler and more predictable.


Common Mistakes #

  • Looking for a separate “RSS Feed Writer” menu (does not exist)
  • Expecting RSS-specific settings (there are none)
  • Assuming content is copied from feeds (it is not)
  • Expecting automatic de-duplication across runs

Summary #

  • RSS feeds are handled via Bulk AI Post Creator
  • You paste an RSS feed URL instead of keywords
  • No additional settings exist
  • No separate RSS module is used
  • Execution logic is identical to bulk generation
  • One RSS item = one post

This design keeps Aimogen’s content generation model unified, predictable, and easy to reason about, regardless of whether the input comes from keywords, titles, CSVs, or RSS feeds.

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