Automating Blog Posts with GPT

Okay, I did something cool. I decided that I'm going to automate most of my blog posts. I'm going to make it very easy. So currently the process, and of course the process will be automated even more. This is just the start. I started this blog and you are at the website and everything only five hours ago. I believe, no sorry, sorry about seven hours ago.

This whole thing I started developing after I made a decision that I have a lot of things that need to come out and I don't care if no one sees it, but I want to have fun while doing it. So I'm talking to you, to no one who knows. So this is the first post now where I've used the automated GPT and how it works is as follows.

I use Superwhisper to create a post. This is the algorithm now. So my post is given vocally using Superwhisper. Then I input the post in my GPT, ABI and then the GPT gives me a page.tsx file back that follows an exact same format. It infers the title of the post based upon the content of given it instructions to only fix grammatical errors, which took some time because it took some creative liberty. I think it was for your GPT 4.0 and also alongside of the page.tsx file is I just want a div with the post element, which is the preview one on the home page.

So I'm going to see whether that works actually now. A subsequent post will say if it worked. As I'm saying this, I realized that I should have recorded this from the start because I can now show people how to automate the blog posts and get the things out quite quickly. Similar to the setup of the GPT, I forgot to even mention, I bought the domain from Vercel, used v0.dev to say what I want to do. It created a Next.js project for me using TypeScript. And yeah, just a few hours later it was deployed on my domain and I using Vercel to also with each push it auto updates the site. So yeah, it's quite a nice setup. I will tell you a bit more in a subsequent post.