ChatGPT RSS Enhancer is a XenForo add-on that uses OpenAI's ChatGPT or DeelSeek to automatically improve or rewrite RSS feed content when importing it into your forum.
When new entries are imported from an RSS feed, the add-on sends the content (title + message) to ChatGPT or DeepSeek using a custom prompt you define per feed. The AI-enhanced version replaces the original message before saving it, allowing for smarter, cleaner, or more engaging posts automatically.
Key features:
It intercepts RSS feed entries during import and sends them to ChatGPT or DeepSeek to rewrite or enhance the text based on a prompt you define. The processed content replaces the original message.
Yes. You must provide your own OpenAI API / DeepSeek api key in the add-on settings for the integration to work.
You set it in the feed configuration. Each RSS feed in XenForo can have its own unique ChatGPT/DeepSeek prompt, giving you full control over how each feed is processed.
If the prompt field is empty for a feed, the content will be imported as-is, without AI enhancement, so, no OpenAI/DeepSeek call.
This version supports only per-feed prompts. The model, API Key and endpoint is global for all feed.
You can create a test feed pointing to a temporary RSS source and add a prompt to see how ChatGPT/DeepSeek responds and unmark "publish inmediatelly" to send the new thread direct to validation queue, where you can accept or discard the posts.
In order to use DeepSeek you have to register, create a new API Key, add funds and fill the configuration of the add-on with:
Thats all, the add-on now will call DeepSeek instead OpenAI
When new entries are imported from an RSS feed, the add-on sends the content (title + message) to ChatGPT or DeepSeek using a custom prompt you define per feed. The AI-enhanced version replaces the original message before saving it, allowing for smarter, cleaner, or more engaging posts automatically.
Key features:
- Supports both OpenAI API (ChatGPT) and DeepSeek (more affordable than ChatGPT and often more effective)
- Allows custom prompts per feed
- Can post in a new thread or reply within a predefined one
- Option to limit processing to recent entries only
- Supports setting a maximum number of posts per execution
- Automatically enhances content during RSS import
- Simple, lightweight, and efficient integration
- Updated very frequently to add new features
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does this add-on do?
It intercepts RSS feed entries during import and sends them to ChatGPT or DeepSeek to rewrite or enhance the text based on a prompt you define. The processed content replaces the original message.
Do I need an OpenAI or DeepSeek API key?
Yes. You must provide your own OpenAI API / DeepSeek api key in the add-on settings for the integration to work.
Where do I set the custom prompt?
You set it in the feed configuration. Each RSS feed in XenForo can have its own unique ChatGPT/DeepSeek prompt, giving you full control over how each feed is processed.
What happens if I leave the prompt field empty?
If the prompt field is empty for a feed, the content will be imported as-is, without AI enhancement, so, no OpenAI/DeepSeek call.
Is the prompt global or per-feed?
This version supports only per-feed prompts. The model, API Key and endpoint is global for all feed.
Can I test it before importing a real feed?
You can create a test feed pointing to a temporary RSS source and add a prompt to see how ChatGPT/DeepSeek responds and unmark "publish inmediatelly" to send the new thread direct to validation queue, where you can accept or discard the posts.What models give best results for ChatGPT?
I use gpt-4.1-mini but you can use any advanced model. How can use DeepSeek instead of ChatGpt?
In order to use DeepSeek you have to register, create a new API Key, add funds and fill the configuration of the add-on with:- OpenAI API Key: Put your DeepSeel API Key here. Seriously, ignore the name
- OpenAI Endpoint: Chage to instead of
- OpenAI Model: deepseek-chat instead of whatever you have.
Thats all, the add-on now will call DeepSeek instead OpenAI