These following modules are all accessing then OpenAI API in order to analyze, rewrite and provide suggestions based on your existing content.
Each of these tools is available to content authors in the sidebar when editing content.
The content editor is able to target a specific field in the content, and send the contents to OpenAI so it can analyze it and tell you what content policies it may violate. This is beneficial if your audience are certain demographics and sensitive to certain categories.Â
Additionally, a user can select a text field and have OpenAI check its content and adjust the tone of it for different reader audiences for you.
You are able to select from a list of predefined reading tones such as:
A content author can also select a text field and OpenAI will attempt to summarize its content for you. You can use the result to help generate a summary/teaser, social media share text, or similar.
By selecting a textarea content field, the contents are sent to OpenAI which will then try to suggest an SEO friendly title from the selected field.
This title is presented back in the sidebar, which can then easily be copied and pasted into the desired title field.
OpenAI can also attempt to suggest possible classification terms to use as taxonomy when given a textarea content to read from.
A custom module has been developed, so that when an image is uploaded via the Media Library, it is sent to a third-party API (Astica.ai), and a list of taxonomy terms is returned and populated into a field configured by the site administrators.
The Autotag module was also exended to return a suggested Alt (Alternative) text when it is sent for processing. Â Upon return, Javascript it fired that automatically inserts the returned text into the Alt text field.
