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When you publish a blog post in WordPress, this workflow sends the title, excerpt, and URL to an AI writing tool. It generates platform-specific captions for Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook, then queues all three in Buffer for scheduled posting. You write once and show up everywhere.

Better Sol deploys Solana programs with one command, but a failed deploy — wrong network, insufficient SOL balance, program size limit — can sit unnoticed for hours if you rely on email notifications. This workflow monitors your GitHub Actions deploy pipeline and fires a Slack message to your engineering channel the moment a Better Sol deploy step fails, including the error log snippet and a direct link to the failing run.

Better Sol generates a fully typed client alongside your Solana program. This workflow uses that client to listen for on-chain transactions — token transfers, program calls, state changes — and writes each event in real time to a Supabase table. Your business team can then query transaction history, loyalty point balances, or NFT ownership directly in SQL without touching the blockchain.

Better Sol generates your full Solana program, typed client, and database schema from a single TypeScript file. This workflow hooks into your GitHub repository so that every merge to the main branch automatically triggers a Better Sol build and deploys the updated program to Solana devnet. Your team always tests against the latest program state without anyone running manual deploy commands.

When Known Agents identifies a bot as an unauthorized content scraper, your team needs to decide fast: block it, update robots.txt, or escalate. This workflow turns every new scraper detection into a Jira ticket automatically, pre-filled with the bot's name, IP range, frequency, and a direct link to the Known Agents dashboard entry. Nothing falls through the cracks and your team has a clear paper trail for every blocking decision.

Known Agents captures a detailed record of every AI bot and crawler that visits your site. This workflow runs every Monday morning, pulls the past week's bot traffic summary from Known Agents, and appends a new row to a Google Sheet — total visits by bot, scraper vs. legitimate crawler split, and any newly blocked agents. Your content and SEO teams get a clean weekly report without touching a dashboard.

Known Agents monitors every AI bot and crawler that visits your site in real time. This workflow fires a Slack message to your team the instant a new, previously unseen crawler appears — with the bot's name, operator, and whether it's been classified as a content scraper. Your team can decide within minutes whether to block it or update your robots.txt, instead of discovering the damage weeks later.

Croct lets you build rich visitor segments based on real behavior — pages visited, time on site, features used. This workflow exports those segments on a daily schedule and syncs them to Google Ads customer match lists so you serve ads only to people who already showed interest in specific products or pages. You spend less on broad audiences and more on visitors who are genuinely close to converting.

Croct watches every visitor event in real time. When someone views a product page, adds an item, then goes idle for 15 minutes without checking out, Croct fires a webhook that kicks off a targeted Klaviyo email sequence. The first message goes out quickly after abandonment — before your competitor emails them.