Application Settings

While the .env file handles the infrastructure, the Settings Dashboard allows you to control the business logic, AI behavior, and connections in real-time.

To access these settings, log in as Admin and click Settings on the sidebar.

1. Core Settings

This tab controls the heartbeat of the application: scheduling and concurrency.

Scheduling (Cron)

Defines how often the "Maestro" wakes up to check source sites.

• Presets: Includes standard intervals like Hourly, Every 6h, or Daily.
• Custom: Allows standard Cron expressions (e.g., */15 * * * * for every 15 minutes).
• Run on Startup: If enabled, checks for posts immediately when the Docker container restarts.

Execution Mode

Controls how the Worker processes the queue.

• Sequential: Processes 1 post at a time. Safe and stable.
• Parallel: Processes multiple posts simultaneously.
  • Concurrency: Number of parallel threads (Recommended: 3-5).
• Staggered: Adds a delay (in ms) between jobs to avoid aggressive rate-limiting by sources.

Proxy Configuration

If your server IP is getting blocked by source sites (Cloudflare/403 Forbidden):

• Enable Proxy: Toggles the feature.
• Scrape.do: Integration with the residential proxy provider.
• Standard URL: Generic HTTP proxy support (http://user:pass@host:port).

2. Intelligence (AI)

Configures the LLM (Large Language Model) that rewrites the content.

Provider & Model

• OpenAI: Native support for gpt-4o, gpt-4o-mini, etc.
• Together AI: Support for Open Source models like Llama 3 and Mixtral.
• Custom: Connect to local endpoints (Ollama) or compatible APIs.

Behavior

• Rewrite Content: If disabled, the system will just copy-paste content (Clone mode).
• Language: Forces the output language (e.g., PT-BR or EN).
• Tone: Adjusts the "personality" of the rewrite (Neutral, SEO, Casual, Clickbait).

Images

• Upload to WordPress: Downloads the image from the source API and uploads it to your Media Library.
• Watermark URL: If provided, automatically overlays your logo on the bottom-right of the featured image.

3. Connections

Configures the destination and external notifications.

WordPress Connection

This is the Target Site where you want to publish content.

1. API URL: Your site URL (e.g., https://mysite.com).
2. User: The username/email of the author.
3. Password: The Application Password.
4. Test Connection: Verifies if WP AutoFlow can create posts on your site.

Webhooks

Enables dispatching JSON events to external tools (n8n, Make, Zapier, Discord) whenever a post is published.

4. SEO Tools

Automated optimization features.

• Link Building: If enabled, the system scans the new article for keywords that match previously published posts in your database and creates internal links automatically.
• Indexing API: Configure your IndexNow Key to ping search engines (Bing/Yandex) immediately upon publication.
• Sync Stats: Manually syncs the local database with your WordPress site to ensure internal linking has the latest data.

5. System (Danger Zone)

Maintenance actions. Proceed with caution.

• Clear History: Wipes the log of "already scraped URLs". The system might repost old content if it's still in the source feed.
• Factory Reset: Wipes everything (Sites, Settings, Logs). Reverts the app to a fresh install state.