In today's fast-paced digital world, automation has become key to streamlining tasks and maximizing efficiency. One interesting application of automation is integrating ChatGPT with RSS feeds to automatically create and post tweets on Twitter. In this blog post, we will walk you through the process of setting up this automation and unlocking the power of AI for your social media management.

The first step in setting up this automation is creating a Chrome profile to ensure seamless navigation and interaction with the required websites. By following a series of steps outlined in the script, including logging into Open AI, recording browser actions, and connecting a Chrome profile, you can establish a solid foundation for the automation process.

Once the Chrome profile is set up, you can start building the automation sequence by recording steps such as typing prompts, clicking buttons, and scraping responses. Utilizing variables and delays where necessary, you can ensure a smooth flow of actions from triggering a prompt in ChatGPT to posting the response on Twitter.

To complete the automation loop, connecting an RSS trigger allows you to automatically generate tweets based on new items in the RSS feed. By setting up the trigger with the desired RSS feed and using sample data to customize the automation, you can create a system that generates tweets from relevant content without manual intervention.

Before deploying the automation, it is essential to test the sequence thoroughly to ensure seamless execution. By running through the steps and identifying potential areas for improvement, such as formatting responses or refining triggers, you can optimize the automation process for maximum effectiveness.

By harnessing the power of ChatGPT, RSS feeds, and automation tools, you can streamline your social media posting process and stay connected with your audience in a timely and relevant manner. Experimenting with different triggers, prompts, and response formats can help you tailor the automation to suit your specific needs and engage your followers effectively.

Step 1- First Click on Settings —Click on Chrome Profile Settings

Step 2- Click on New Chrome Profile—Name as Default — Click on Create

Step 3- Click on Launch Icon of Default Profile

Step 4- Open chat.openai.com in right browser window

Step 5- Click on New automation

Step 6- Click on Yes I am

Step 7- Check mark on Use a shared chrome profile—Select the profile as Instagram—Start Recording

Step 8- Click on + Icon

Step 9- Click on Record

Step 10- Click on Type to record a type step

Step 11- Type the text for tweet — Click on Confirm

Step 12- Click on Click Step to record

Step 13- Click on Confirm

Step 14- Click on Scrape Single to scrape recording

Step 15- Select the text to add in Column A then Click on Confirm

Step 16- Click on Go to page

Step 17- Type the web name in Column and Click on Save

Step 18- Click on Play Icon to open the web page in right

Step 19 - Click on Type to record a type step

Step 20- Type Hello and click on Post in Twitter

Step 21- Click on Tick mark of Step 6 and Step 7

Step 22- Click on Type to edit and select @step4 —Click on Save

Step 23 - Add a Delay of .02 seconds and Click on Save

Step 24 - Click on Trigger

Step 25- Search rss and Select Rss Feed

Step 26- Copy the RSS fee from the search box

Step 27- Select New item in Feed — Paste the feed link in Details Then Click on Continue

Step 28- Click on Use sample data — Click on Continue

Step 29- Click on Type step to edit the text— Click on Save

Step 30- Click on Play steps to see run the automation

So first step for setting up our chat, GPT automation is going to be creating a Chrome profile so we can click on settings and then Chrome profile settings. From here, we're going to want to create a new Chrome profile. We don't need to add cookies for chat, GPT specifically. But we're going to create a Chrome profile like this, for example, and then we would click create, this will add it to your list of Chrome profiles that you have.

And then you should click the launch icon next to that profile

from here. We're going to go directly to open AI and log in so that this profile saves those cookies and constantly refreshes them. Now what we can do is we can start a browser recording with that profile. To do that, we can click new automation web and then click yes, I am. And select a profile to use from here.

If you're having any issues with chat, GBT, not loading correctly or showing capture things like that, you can either stop your recording by clicking I'm done or wait a few minutes and solve the capture for it. So that chat GPT will allow you in once we do this once we're usually not needing to do that again inside of the browser recordings.

So I have my automation here, which is going to chat dot open AI dot com. And then I have my cookie profile or my Chrome profile connected here so that it automatically logs in. I'll go ahead and continue my recording so that I can build the rest of this.

So now that we're logged in, we can record a type step. With our prompt. So I'm just going to say, create a tweet. I'm not going to give it a ton of info here. Um, let's see, create a tweet for this post. And then I'm just going to say new character released in, I don't know.

Toad spelled with an E at the end. Okay. Confirm. And this is going to be part of what we use, uh, part of what we use in here. Sorry. We're going to use variables in this step. Because this is going to be giving it a bunch of information from our RSS trigger. Then we can record a click step of the send button before recording a scrape step of the response.

So we'll just click like this and we'll see that that gets highlighted here. And we can confirm this next. We're going to want to add a go to page step to go to Twitter so that we can post this.

And then I'll click play so that we can go there. So I'll click play to go to Twitter, which we're already logged into now. And we can record a type step and a click step to post this to our feed. So I'll click the plus icon here and then record a type step so that we can record right here. And I'm just going to say, whoops, that's not where I meant to click.

Let's cancel that really quick. I think we need to record a click step on this first to open that maybe let's see on Twitter. Maybe we can just type could do it this way. Actually, let's just type in Twitter and then we can click post and we'll get both of these as suggested steps. Since it looks like sometimes recording that it tried to open that drop down.

Let me go ahead and delete this really quick. And then I can test this.

I can see why the suggested step feature was added to the. feature board, but let's go ahead and click play and that type perfect and perfect. So we should be good to go with that. I'll go ahead and go through this process of deleting again. And that is now going to be replaced with what we scrape from chat.

GBT. So the formatted text, uh, sorry, not format text. The, uh, response that we got from chat. GBT here is now going to be pasted when we want our post to be created on Twitter. To do that, we can edit our type step here to use. Step four, instead of what we type just now, now, when this automation runs, it's going to go to chat, GBT type in whatever prompt we give it, click submit, scrape the response, and then go to Twitter and post that response.

And we may want to add a couple of delays in here. Um, probably after submitting this search, we want to add a delay of like 0. 02, which is just a couple, we'll do 0. 05, which is just a couple of seconds. And then we'll scrape the text and we can go to Twitter and things like that. We do need to update this scrape step since that's now step five and not step four, because we added that delay step.

So this is it for the browser recording side of the automation. We go to ChatGPT, type something, click submit, scrape the response, and then we post that response. Now all we need to do is connect our RSS trigger to add that to our automation. To do that, I'll click here and then we're going to search for RSS.

And we can paste any RSS feed here that we want to subscribe to. With Reddit specifically, all you need to do is add dot RSS to the feed that you're trying to follow. So like, for example, this is the earth feed. This is the NFL feed. Um, and this is how feeds are structured inside of Reddit. So what I'll do is I'll copy this URL, since that's what we need to set up our trigger.

I'll click select new event and then new item in a feed. Then I'll paste that feed URL that I want here. We can click continue and then use sample data to begin setting up our automation. This is going to give us a bunch of different variables that we can use when we are building things out and prompting chat GBT.

So now I'll click continue. And if I fill out my prompt step, I can now use all of that data from the trigger. That way task magic is able to communicate what came from the trigger to chat UBT so that an accurate post can be created from this. So we'll see inside of here, there is a bunch of different information, such as the summary title.

And then a bunch of other metadata about the author and maybe the community and things like that, that you may want to add into this automation after you do this though, and fill out this. So here is the summary. Let's do this, create a tweet, really simple, obviously. And then we'll click at summary and that step is now done.

So this is all we need for our automation. This will now, when we turn it on post. A new tweet created by Chad, GBT, anytime a new item or whatever meets the criteria for the Reddit RSS feed shows up in that feed, I'll click play steps on this so that we can see this run.

And what this will do is open up chat dot open AI post that tweet that we have from our trigger. Uh, this is using the one that I saved as an example, obviously, since this isn't turned on,

then we'll scrape this response.

Go to Twitter and post this response.

So one step I didn't realize before running this is we probably want to have chat, GBT respond without quotes. Uh, but besides that, we would be good to go with that automation.