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yt_to_wp — YouTube → WordPress pipeline
Pulls Dennis’s latest YouTube videos, grabs the transcript, builds a categorized article, and posts it to WordPress as a draft — using zero LLM tokens (the article assembly is rule-based).
The cheapest content is content you already made. Every talk, every livestream, every “dollar a day”
explainer Dennis records is a transcript waiting to become an article. This pipeline does exactly that — and it does it
without spending a cent on model tokens.
How it works
- Fetch the latest videos from Dennis’s YouTube channel via the YouTube Data API.
- Transcribe — pull each video’s transcript (skip anything without captions yet).
- Build a clean article: normalize the text, extract keyword tags, and map the title to a category
(Google & EEAT, Local SEO, Content Strategy, Authority & Trust…) with simple rules. - Post it to WordPress as a draft over the REST API, ready for a human pass.
Why rule-based, not an LLM? For straight video-to-draft, deterministic assembly is
free, instant, and never hallucinates a fact into Dennis’s mouth. The model tokens get saved for the jobs that actually
need judgment. That’s the routing philosophy in action — the right tool at the right cost.
free, instant, and never hallucinates a fact into Dennis’s mouth. The model tokens get saved for the jobs that actually
need judgment. That’s the routing philosophy in action — the right tool at the right cost.
Its place in the loop
This is the factory floor. It feeds the publishing pipeline that the SEO+Security watcher then guards, and it’s the kind
of high-volume work whose cost the Kimi re-price keeps honest. Draft-first is deliberate: the fleet produces, a human
approves, and E-E-A-T stays intact.
Job facts
Systemyt_to_wp/
TriggerOn-demand / orchestrated
ScheduleRun on demand (no fixed clock found)
StatusActive
TimingNo shared-quota use
Wired toYouTube Data API, Transcripts, WordPress REST