Page Whisperer
Generate content for your web page.
Page Whisperer is a powerful plugin that generates content for your web page. With just a few simple commands, you can create informative and engaging text that will captivate your audience. Whether you need to write blog posts, product descriptions, or landing page copy, Page Whisperer has got you covered. Say goodbye to writer's block and hello to endless inspiration. Let Page Whisperer be your secret weapon for creating compelling content that converts. Boost your productivity and save time with this must-have plugin for content creators.
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API docs
Learn how to use Page Whisperer effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "I want to create content for my web page."
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Prompt 2: "Generate a web page based on an outline and objective."
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Prompt 3: "What are the steps to create a web page using the plugin?"
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Prompt 4: "Can you help me generate a web page with Prismic?"
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Prompt 5: "I need assistance with creating content for my website."
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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/api/whisperer-plugin/generate-page | This command generates a web page using Prismic. It requires information such as the repository id, custom type id, custom type section, outline, objective, audience, and metrics. The response will include a URL pointing to the generated web page. |
/api/whisperer-plugin/list-custom-type-sections | This command lists all the sections of a custom type. You need to provide the repository id and custom type id as parameters. The response will be an array of section names. |
/api/whisperer-plugin/list-custom-types | This command lists all the custom types of a repository. You need to provide the repository id as a parameter. The response will be an array of custom type objects, including their unique identifiers and labels. |
/api/whisperer-plugin/list-repositories | This command lists all the Prismic repositories the user has access to. The response will be an array of repository objects, including their unique identifiers and display names. |