Plan articles around the searches your readers make.

Connect Google Search Console and WordPress through OOMOL. Ask AI to compare reader queries with existing articles, prepare an editorial brief, and save a new post as a draft.

Connect Apps Ask with Your Own Details

New Article Draft

Example Conversation

Use Search Console queries for example.com from April 1–30, 2026 and the connected WordPress site. Find an onboarding topic missing from existing posts and save an outline as a new WordPress draft.

Codex

I’ll read search demand and existing posts, then create a draft.

Read Google Search Console queries

Google Search Console

google_search_console.query_search_analytics

List relevant WordPress posts

WordPress

wordpress.list_posts

Create a WordPress post with draft status

WordPress

wordpress.create_post

Draft Saved

Search demand: employee onboarding checklist · 14,000 impressions in April 2026

Existing article: Team onboarding covers account setup; a first-week checklist is missing.

Title: A Team Onboarding Checklist for the First Week

Status: Draft

Sections: Access, ownership, first tasks, and review

Editorial follow-up: Add your team’s examples and source references.

Find the team-onboarding post on the connected example.com WordPress site. Compare its body with its Search Console queries for April 1–30, 2026 and suggest a focused update.

Codex

I’ll find the article, read its content, and compare the page’s queries.

Find the WordPress article

WordPress

wordpress.list_posts

Read the article content

WordPress

wordpress.get_post

Read search queries for its page

Google Search Console

google_search_console.query_search_analytics

Update Brief

Reader question: Who owns each onboarding step?

Add: A checklist with owners and handoff points

Keep: The existing account setup instructions

Gather: One completed checklist from the team

Prepare an Editorial Brief

Read a relevant post and the search queries for its page. Ask for the reader’s question, the sections to add, and the sources your team should gather. Use the brief to focus the writing on the specific gaps in coverage.

Ask with Your Own Details

Example result

Update Brief

Reader question: Who owns each onboarding step?

Add: A checklist with owners and handoff points

Keep: The existing account setup instructions

Gather: One completed checklist from the team

Put Your Agent to Work

Find the Next Article Topic

Read the queries people use to find your site and compare them with existing WordPress posts. Ask your agent to identify a concrete question worth answering. Keep the query and related articles alongside the proposed topic for editorial review.

Save a Publishable Draft

Give your agent the topic, audience, and facts to include. Ask it to create a WordPress draft with a title and structured body. Your editorial team can review the text, add assets, and choose the publication details in WordPress.

Start with Your Apps

Connect the accounts you use for this task. Each app guide includes authorization and a first query.

WordPress

Find existing posts on a topic
Read article content
Save an outline as a draft

Connect Apps

Google Search Console

Compare page and query performance

Connect Apps

Connect Your Agent

Choose your agent and follow its setup guide to use your OOMOL connections.

Ask with Your Own Details

Use the request below to read your records and bring the findings back into the conversation.

Prepare Your First Request

Choose the Search Console property, WordPress site, topic, and reporting period.

Replace the text in brackets with your own details, then paste the request into your connected agent.

Read queries for [Search Console property] during [date range] and posts on [WordPress site]. For [topic], suggest article ideas and outline gaps in existing coverage in this conversation.

Questions Before You Start

Can the agent create a WordPress draft?

Yes. The WordPress create-post action supports draft status. Specify that you want a draft and provide the article topic, desired structure, and any material the agent should use.

How can search data guide an article update?

Your agent can read Search Console queries for a page and compare them with the existing post. Ask for questions the article leaves unanswered, with the original query context included in the brief.

Build with the Connector SDK

All Solutions