- How RSS Feed Generation Works in Aimogen
- Where to Configure RSS-Based Generation
- Entering an RSS Feed Instead of Keywords
- What Aimogen Does with the RSS Feed
- How RSS Items Are Interpreted
- Prompt and Settings Behavior
- Duplicate Handling
- Manual vs Scheduled Execution
- Error Handling
- What This Means in Practice
- Common Mistakes
- Summary
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:
- Aimogen fetches the feed
- Each RSS item is parsed
- Feed items are converted into internal “bulk inputs”
- 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.