This template turns a topic webhook into a WordPress.com post. Perplexity gathers sources, ChatGPT writes title, excerpt, slug, and HTML, and JavaScript assembles the body.
WordPress.com publishes, then Gmail and Slack send the live URL and Notion stores the row. Connect WordPress.com, Gmail, Slack, and Notion. ChatGPT and Perplexity are Latenode AI steps, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
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A webhook starts the scenario when you send a topic.
Perplexity returns citations. ChatGPT writes the SEO title, excerpt, slug, and HTML.
JavaScript builds the HTML string WordPress.com will publish.
WordPress.com creates the post. Gmail and Slack send the live URL. Notion adds the archive row.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Send a JSON body with a topic field when you want a new post.
Add a WordPress.com connection for the site that should receive posts.
Add Gmail, Slack, and Notion connections. Pick the Slack channel and the Notion database that should get the published URL.
Map the topic into Perplexity, pass the research into ChatGPT, assemble HTML in JavaScript, publish with WordPress.com, then send the URL on Gmail and Slack and create the Notion row. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step.
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