Web designer drafts blog posts with a Claude script that pulls from a content calendar and saves drafts in WordPress

What they did

Instead of signing up for a paid workshop on automated blog writing, they built their own pipeline. A Python script reads their content calendar and rough notes from a spreadsheet, sends each topic to Claude along with their written voice rules, generates a featured image and puts a finished draft into WordPress through its built-in API. They also built a client a Claude skill that holds the business's voice, products and links. When that client publishes a post, a script sends it to Claude to draft social posts, which a person approves.

How it went

Every draft waits for them to read, fix and approve. They own the whole thing with no monthly subscription keeping it alive.

Worth knowing

• They say Claude is often confidently wrong, so they review everything before a client sees it. They advise fixing a messy process by hand before automating it, and keeping passwords and financial details out of AI chats. The post ends with an offer to book a call for their services.
• Price check: Claude: free plan; Pro: US$20/month, or US$17/month on a yearly plan (US$200/year) (checked Nov 1, 2026).

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Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Here are my voice rules: [paste], and my notes for this post: [paste]. Write a blog draft of about 900 words with an H2 every few paragraphs, a meta description under 155 characters and three title options. Use only facts from my notes, and mark anywhere you need a detail from me with [CHECK].

Original post

See Karen Lewis (Karen Lewis Creative)'s original post on Blog → (Oct 22, 2026)