If you’re new to using the Aiomatic plugin, you will be able to tweak the seed (or prompt) expression which is sent to OpenAI’s GPT-3 API, based on which it will create its content.
Using a good seed command is crucial in getting back quality content from the AI content writer. In the seed command, you should tell the AI exactly what it should do for you.
Here is a good example of a seed command you can use in the plugin:
Write an article in English using HTML with H2,H3,lists and bold,about: “%%post_title%%”.
If you need content in other languages, replace English with your own language, as in the example below:
Write an article in Spanish using HTML with H2,H3,lists and bold,about: “%%post_title%%”.
Keep in mind, that you can use the following shortcodes here: %%post_title%%, %%random_sentence%%, %%random_sentence2%%, %%blog_title%%.
You can also add a link to a TXT file, containing keywords (one per line), or to an RSS feed. If you use RSS feeds, you can also use the following additional shortcodes: %%post_content%%, %%post_content_plain_text%%, %%post_excerpt%%, %%post_cats%%, %%author_name%%, %%post_link%%.
Important! The length of this command should not be greater than the max token count set in the settings for the seed command.
Check the below video for tips on how to improve content quality:
Update in latest plugin versions: nested shortcodes also supported (shortcodes generated by rules from other plugins).
Also, there are a few resources from OpenAI’s part, which I suggest exploring. The Quickstart Tutorial and Completion guide are great places to start. You can also refer to OpenAI’s Examples page to find prompt templates most similar to your use case, which you can then tweak as needed.
Finally, you can also visit OpenAI’s community forum, where you can ask questions, share tips, and connect with fellow API users.
For more updates, tips and tricks, I suggest you also check the Aiomatic plugin’s playlist on YouTube.