To: dotifing@gmail.com
Subject: Your ClearPost trial: where aso.rocks stands
Trial: 24 Jul - 31 Jul (2 days left), active, plugin active
Status: DRAFT - needs approval
Only 1 of 6 ClearPost posts is publicly visible
| Post | Our DB | Public? |
|---|
| 503781 CAD to Naira | published | LIVE |
| 503843 Black Market Rate | published | rest_forbidden |
| 503850 Quick Converter | published | rest_forbidden |
| 503859 / 503872 / 503892 | pending_review | awaiting his review (expected) |
Control: 503781 returns status=publish and /wp/v2/posts is publicly readable, so the forbidden results are real. Public search finds no ClearPost post; the 5 posts live 25-26 Jul are all his own editorial.
Cannot distinguish delivery failure from customer deletion (no WP admin access). All three "published" items carry generation_error: "Unknown error from WordPress". The email asks rather than asserts.
Ties to the OpenRouter gap: aso.rocks postgen runs on z-ai/glm-5.2 via OpenRouter, which gets no web_search tool. It is publishing "today's exchange rate" articles with a model that cannot know today's rate. It hedges well ("as of early 2026", ranges, "ballpark") but cites no sources.
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Hi,
Five days in, here is exactly where aso.rocks stands.
ClearPost has written 6 articles for you, aimed at what Nigerians actually search: CAD, USD and black market naira rates, Wizkid, and Atiku's 2027 bid. One is live now, the CAD to Naira piece from 24 July.
Three are sitting in your WordPress drafts waiting on your review. Those are one click from being published, so that is the quickest win available to you today.
Two others are not showing on the site at all. If you removed them, that is useful to know and I would like to hear why so we can adjust the writing. If you did not, something went wrong on our end and I will fix it.
There are 30 more queued through early August: GBP, EUR and Cedi rates, Osimhen's transfer, CBN policy, Peter Obi, and Japa costs for Canada and the UK.
Your trial ends on 31 July. Before it does, two questions. Are these the right topics, or would you rather we pushed harder into politics and lighter on currency? And is there anything in how the articles read that you would change?
Tell me and I will adjust it while the trial is still running.
Christian