This means your community will start receiving friendly notifications about new job posts in the RSS feed of your choice, the We Work Remotely feed in our example.With advancements in technology, opportunity, and employer attitudes, it’s possible to work from anywhere.
You are ready! Click on the main Publish button now and your flow will get published. This will show you whether the flow works or not and will send you a message to the channel you chose by copying the Webhook URL. This is what I wrote in the Message field: Now construct the message using the output of the OpenAI step and the link of the job from the RSS trigger step. Copy the Webhook URL and paste it into the Webhook URL field on Activepieces. Go to your Discord, click on the settings icon next to your channel's name, then click on Integrations and create a New Webhook. Add a step to send the rewritten RSS job to the Discord communityĬlick on the + below the OpenAI step, find the Discord app and select the Send Message Webhook action. I tested the step by clicking on Test step to see how ChatGPT would respond to it. I asked ChatGPT to rewrite the job post in a casual community way to brief the requirements and the duties of the job. For example, this is how you add the Title of the RSS item to the question: You will be able to use data from the RSS feed in the Question field. You'll now construct the question to ChatGPT to rewrite the job post the way you want it to look to your community. Click on + New Connection and follow the instructions to connect your OpenAI account. Now click on the + below the trigger step, find the OpenAI app and select the Ask ChatGPT action. You can do that too to generate sample data that can be used in the next steps of the automation flow. You see data under Generate Sample Data because I clicked on Load Data. Our link is: but you can use any other feed that offers job news. Now, copy the RSS feed link in the RSS Feed URL field. Then select the New Item In Feed trigger. In our case, it's simple, we'd like the automation run whenever there is any new job opportunities in the RSS feed we're tracking.Ĭlick on Select Trigger, the sidebar will slide out, find the RSS Feed app and select it. This step defines when and how often the automation will run. When we build an automation, it starts with a trigger steps. Give your automation a name, I'll call this one "Job alerts in Discord 👪". In your Activepieces account, click on Start building if your account is still fresh new, or click on New flow to create a new automation next to your existing ones. This is the tool that we'll use to build the described automation and it won't be possible to continue the tutorial without it. If you don't have an account on Activepieces, create one now. A Discord server and channel that you'd like to post the content to.
An OpenAI account with a credit card on to use to rewrite the job post in simple points.In our case, it's the RSS link of We Work Remotely. The RSS link of the service you'd like to track.This is where we'll build this automation. To achieve this automation with RSS and Discord, you need these tools in hands: We'll take you through the process to build this automation step by step, by the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to read an RSS feed's new updates, send them to ChatGPT, and get the results in your Discord channel. Steps to send job opportunities to a Discord server from an RSS feed We'll build an automation that checks this link regularly to see if there are any updates then run the flow to hit OpenAI's ChatGPT and Discord. We Work Remotely offers an RSS feed at this link: Websites offer these feeds to allow other technical solutions to stay in sync with them. RSS feeds are technical representations that reflect news updates in XML format.
If you run a Discord community and you'd like to share job opportunities, it's a good idea to listen on an RSS feed from a job website like We Work Remotely, rewrite these jobs using ChatGPT to brief them down to simple bullet points, then post them to your Discord channel.
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