Thread by @nocodedevs

Thoughts?
1. Gather data via @feedly
2. Filter the noise using Feedly's (AI training)
3. Scrub the data using @zapier's format
4. Zap new articles over to the @webflow CMS
5. Organize the data to filter automatically by topic

100% automatic 🤖
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By the way, I was able to do all of this in a few hours.
I've tried projects like this before using @WordPress or even @TryGhost but nothing has really worked like this. I am blown away by how fast I could build this w/ @webflow .

Zapping in the article source to show readers where they are headed before clicking a link.

Still need to update the @webflow front-end but it's a work in progress.

This is what it looks like to have posts auto loading from @zapier into the @webflow CMS. Since the algorithm isn't perfect yet, I have the default state set to "draft" I do a quick review and if I like the article, I set to "Publish". Smooth like butter.

Also, you will notice that I have a small duplication issue. This is a problem on the Feedly side. I opened a ticket and have been guided by @feedly support how to resolve. This just means I am getting closer to complete 100% automation without *any* manual review.

..adding in the article source from the CMS.