Draftly.blog
Draftly.blog (Founder)
About the Project
Draftly.blog is an SEO blog automation tool I founded and built, taking a piece of content all the way from topic discovery to a publish-ready, search-optimized draft. The first version was prototyped in Bolt.new and later moved to production hosting once it had real users. By automating the research-to-draft workflow, Draftly cuts small-business blog drafting time by roughly 22%, letting owners and lean teams publish consistent, optimized content without standing up a full content department. It's moving toward a clean headless architecture, with a Next.js marketing frontend on Vercel and WordPress serving as a headless CMS, planned out in a single GLM 5.2 + opencode session.
Results
Related Posts
Does an AI Generated Website Hurt SEO? A Real Case Study (and the 100-Page Fix)
I ran a website entirely on AI generated content for six months. It grew, then a Google spam update sent its traffic to zero. Here's what happened, what I cut, and how it started coming back.
Sonnet 5 Stress Test: What It's Good At, What It's Not, and How It Compares
A Sonnet 5 stress test across the work I actually do: coding, copywriting, and tool calling, plus cost against Opus 4.8, Sonnet 4.6, GPT-5.5, GLM 5.2, MiniMax M3, and Gemini.
Building Openclaw: One Agent, Many Pipelines, Zero Mondays at a Blank Doc
Why I stopped trying to be consistent on my own and built an agent to run my owned-media operation instead. The boundary between me and Openclaw, and what it actually catches.
What a Spam Audit Taught Me About Shipping AI Content at Scale
I run [MushroomPro](/portfolio/mushroompro) through an agent-driven AI publishing pipeline. Then Google's spam patterns started flagging it. Here is the audit, the bugs I found, and the loop I run now.
Vibe Coding a Headless WordPress Migration: From Vite SPA to Next.js + Vercel + SiteGround
How GLM 5.2 and opencode handled a security pass and a three-domain headless WordPress migration plan for Draftly.blog in a single AI session.
GLM 5.2 Review: My Honest Take After Daily Use vs Opus 4.7
A GLM 5.2 review after daily use against Opus 4.7, including migrating Draftly.blog across WordPress, Vite, and Next.js. The closest thing to Claude at any price.
Project Details
- Client
- Draftly.blog (Founder)
- Year
- 2024-Present
- Tech Stack
- Bolt.newAISEO AutomationViteNext.jsHeadless WordPress