🎯 Article to threaded Bluesky posts with JinaAI and Gemini/GPT
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Description
This workflow contains community nodes that are only compatible with the self-hosted version of n8n.
Who is this for?
Automation enthusiasts, content creators, or social media managers who post article-based threads to Bluesky and want to automate the process end-to-end.
What problem is this solving?
Manual content repackaging and posting can be repetitive and time-consuming. This workflow automates the process from capturing article URLs (via Telegram or RSS) to scraping content, transforming it into a styled thread, and posting on Bluesky platform.
What this workflow does
- Listens on Telegram or fetches from RSS feeds (AI Trends, Machine Learning Mastery, Technology Review).
- Extracts content from URLs using JinaAI.
- Converts the article into a neat, scroll-stopping thread via LangChain + Gemini / OpenAI ChatGPT.
- Splits the thread into multiple posts. The first post is published with “Create a Post”, while subsequent posts are replies.
- Adds short delays between posting to avoid rate limits.
Setup
- Add credentials for Telegram Bot API, JinaAI, Google Gemini, and Bluesky App Password.
- Add or customize RSS feeds if needed
- Test with a sample URL to validate posting sequence.
How to customize
- Swap out RSS feeds or trigger sources.
- Modify prompt templates or thread formatting rules in the LangChain/Gemini node.
- Adjust wait times or content parsing logic.
- Replace Bluesky with another posting target if desired.
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🔗 Nodes Used
Telegram Trigger, Basic LLM Chain, OpenAI Chat Model, RSS Feed Trigger, Google Gemini Chat Model, Jina AI
📥 Import
Download workflow.json and import into n8n:
Workflow menu → Import from File