Token management for content writing?

  • ~MR

    (@mediblereview)


    2 weeks, 2 days ago

    Hello again,

    I was looking through the token management system, and I was wondering if it would be possible to implement this feature to be used for content writing?

    My thought is to have a console where a user could buy their own tokens and use the content writer to write posts or articles and then export them to be used elsewhere.

    In a dream world, it would be great if it were possible to have the user generate a post, enter their wordpress site details and an author account, and have it post to their site directly. (not sure if this is even possible, but a man can dream).

    If not, a simple export feature would work.

    is something like this possible for the future?

    Thanks again, plugin is amazing!

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  • Plugin Author senols

    (@senols)

    2 weeks, 2 days ago

    Hi @mediblereview

    At the moment we dont have token management in the content writer module.

    but, i think you can use “ai forms” for this purpose. you can create a form to generate articles and then set token limit for it.

    try this, go to ai forms either use “blog post generator” form or hit create new form and then hit “generate form” and type something like “create an article generator”. it will create a form for this.

    let me know if this works.

    Thread Starter ~MR

    (@mediblereview)

    2 weeks, 2 days ago

    I hadn’t given this section more than a casual glance before now, I wasn’t aware of this feature, so thanks for that.

    I did as you suggested, that worked out for the most part. The generated output looks fantastic, nicely formatted with headers, tables, etc. My only issue is that the “copy” button does not preserve formatting at all. Is it possible to fix that? I’m trying to make it so there is little to no editing required by the user, but the copy/paste output is 100% unformatted text.

    I understand there is an option to save as PDF, but I don’t think that would work in this scenario, as the output would be posted directly on the user’s website.

    If this is not possible, I understand. I’m currently working with another LLM frontend that can do this, but its not on wordpress. Trying to determine which avenue I need to take, and I prefer the WordPress route if possible.

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter ~MR

    (@mediblereview)

    2 weeks, 2 days ago

    Sorry, 1 additional question, can you use forms to have a user generate an image?

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