Monitoring and Article History#
Dashboard#
RSS ReWriter Dashboard summarizes the number of active/inactive campaigns, published, failed, and duplicate articles. Operational information includes:
- Last Cron and next cron schedule
- Latest published articles
- AI Service status and response time
- Statistics and success rate per campaign
- Recent activity
If the WP-Cron event is not registered, the dashboard displays a warning.
RSS Article Links#
This page stores every discovered URL and can be filtered by campaign. Statuses include:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Discovered | URL discovered and awaiting the next process |
| Rewritten | Content successfully rewritten |
| Published | WordPress post successfully created |
| Rewrite Failed | AI did not generate valid content |
| Publish Failed | Content is available but the post failed to be created |
The Result column links to the WordPress post or displays an error message. These URL records are also used to prevent duplicates.
Log Viewer#
Logs can be filtered by campaign, status, and date. Statuses include success, failed, skipped, duplicate, info, warning, error, and debug.
Use logs to identify the URL, campaign, timestamp, and step that failed.
System Health#
The System Health page displays runtime component statuses, AI connection, response time, and check timestamp. Click Test AI Service Connection to refresh the results.
For low-traffic websites, use a server cron that calls:
[https://your-domain.com/wp-cron.php](https://your-domain.com/wp-cron.php)
A five-minute interval is usually sufficient; adjust according to your hosting policy.