RSS Feed and WordPress workflows you can build
Each one uses only triggers and actions the two integrations ship today, plus FlowMattic's own tools. Where the library has a ready-made template, import it instead of building from scratch.
Ready-made template Create a draft post for each new feed item
Your podcast host, YouTube channel or second blog all publish feeds. Each new item becomes a draft with its title, link and description, ready for you to add context and publish.
New Item in RSS Feed→New Post
View the templateWrite a news roundup post from several feeds
Follow a handful of industry feeds at once. An AI Agent writes a short summary of each item with a link back to the source, saved as a draft so you add your own view before it goes live.
New Item in Multiple RSS Feeds→AI Agent→New Post
Skip items that already exist as posts
Feeds sometimes resend an item after it is edited. Search WordPress for the title first and a Filter stops the run when a post is found, so the site never shows the same story twice.
New Item in RSS Feed→Search WordPress→Filter→New Post
Use the feed item's image as the featured image
Many feeds include an image URL with each item. The workflow adds it to the media library and sets it as the new post's thumbnail, so imported posts look right in your theme's lists.
New Item in RSS Feed→New Post→New Media→Set Post Thumbnail
File each source in its own category
When one workflow follows several feeds, a Router checks which feed the item came from and adds the matching category, so each source has its own archive page.
New Item in Multiple RSS Feeds→New Post→Router→Add Category to Post
Publish one category's posts as a separate feed
Partners or a newsletter tool may want only your announcements. A Filter checks the new post's category and adds matching posts to a FlowMattic feed you can hand out.
New Post→Filter→Create New Item in RSS Feed
Import a feed's existing items in one run
Moving a podcast or blog archive? Retrieve RSS Feed Items reads what the feed holds today, Iterator loops over it and each item becomes a draft post.
Schedule→Retrieve RSS Feed Items→Iterator→New Post