SleekView for GrowthBar
SleekView reads wp_posts plus the GrowthBar meta keys (_growthbar_outline_id, _growthbar_keyword, _growthbar_word_count_target) and surfaces them as sortable, filterable, inline-editable columns instead of a Posts screen.
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An outline tool helps writers. A list governs a catalogue.
GrowthBar's AI outline generation and keyword research live in its app. Its WordPress integration writes a small meta trail on each connected post: an outline id, a target keyword and the word count target the writer was working against. The Posts screen does not surface any of it, and GrowthBar's own dashboard reports app usage rather than WordPress lifecycle.
SleekView reads wp_posts joined to wp_postmeta and exposes those GrowthBar keys as real columns. Sort by target keyword, filter to posts that fell short of word count, scope to outlines used in the last sprint or inline-edit reviewer-assignment meta across many rows.
Honest scope: GrowthBar's keyword research, SERP analysis and outline generation stay in GrowthBar. SleekView surfaces the WordPress-side data and makes the outline-driven catalogue operable as a list.
Workflow
How SleekView reads your GrowthBar data
Pick the source post types
Compose your column set
Save and scope the view
Edit inline and ship
Sample columns
A typical GrowthBar outlines view
wp_posts + wp_postmeta (GrowthBar meta keys)
| Title | Outline id | Keyword | Word count target | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Remote onboarding playbook | gb-out-1184 | remote onboarding | 2,400 | Publish | Apr 22 |
| How to write a product brief | gb-out-1180 | how to write product brief | 1,800 | Pending | Apr 19 |
| Best CRM for solopreneurs | gb-out-1175 | best crm solopreneurs | 2,000 | Publish | Apr 12 |
| Founder-led marketing primer | gb-out-1190 | founder led marketing | 2,200 | Draft | Apr 24 |
Comparison
Default WordPress Posts vs SleekView for GrowthBar
Default Posts screen
- Posts screen does not surface outline id, target keyword or word count target
- No way to sort posts by GrowthBar keyword or outline id
- Filtering limited to status, author and date, no outline filter
- Bulk edit covers categories and author, not GrowthBar meta
- Outline backlogs live in spreadsheets exported from GrowthBar's app
SleekView
- Surface _growthbar_outline_id, _growthbar_keyword and _growthbar_word_count_target as real columns
- Sort the catalogue by target keyword or outline id in one click
- Filter to one outline batch or keyword cluster for sprint planning
- Inline-edit reviewer and status meta across many rows at once
- Save named per-role views with their own column sets
Features
What SleekView gives you for GrowthBar
Custom columns per view
Editors, writers and ops each get their own column set. One view foregrounds outline id and word count target, another shows keyword and reviewer.
Inline-edit without opening posts
Update status, reassign editors, edit GrowthBar reviewer meta directly in the row. Bulk-update dozens of outlined drafts in seconds, with save_post firing as expected.
Compose precise filters
Combine outline id, keyword, status, author and date range. Save the filter as a named view your team reuses each sprint.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for GrowthBar
Editorial leads
Sort the GrowthBar catalogue by outline id and scan publish vs draft counts to confirm outlines are converting into shipped posts.
Content editors
Filter to one keyword to plan the next outline batch, spot duplicate coverage and pick which underperforming posts deserve a rewrite.
Programme owners
Scope the view to one keyword cluster and export the filtered set to CSV for external editor briefs or quarterly reporting.
The bigger picture
Why outlines need a list, not just an app
Generating an outline is an input, not an outcome. The outcome is a published post that hits its target word count, sits in a sensible cluster and gets shipped on cadence. None of that is visible from GrowthBar's app once the work has left it, and none of it is visible from the WordPress Posts screen either, which treats outline-id and target-keyword meta as invisible.
SleekView reads the same meta the connector writes and surfaces it as a list editors can sort and filter, turning the outline tool into a catalogue-level operations surface.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for GrowthBar
Standard wp_posts rows joined to wp_postmeta for the GrowthBar keys the connector writes (outline id, target keyword, word count target) plus standard wp_posts columns. SleekView never calls GrowthBar's API directly.
Yes. SleekView writes through wp_update_post and update_post_meta, so save_post, transition_post_status and notification hooks fire normally. Bulk operations iterate through the same path so side effects stay identical.
Yes. The agent UI scans wp_postmeta for GrowthBar keys actually present and lists them, so you pick from a real menu instead of guessing names.
No. GrowthBar's keyword research and outline generation live in its app. SleekView surfaces the WordPress catalogue those outlines turn into. Different stages of the same workflow.
Yes. Add the word count target meta column alongside a derived actual-word-count column from the post content. Filter to rows where actual falls short of target to surface posts that consistently under-fill.
Queries hit indexed wp_posts columns plus indexed meta-key joins. Filters and sorts ride those indexes; heavy aggregations are opt-in. The default list stays fast on installs with thousands of outlined posts.
If no GrowthBar meta is written to wp_postmeta, there is nothing on the WordPress side to surface. SleekView is built for teams that connect outlines to WP posts via the integration.
No. SleekView edits affect WordPress only via standard hooks. The GrowthBar outline remains the source for the recommendation. WP stays the system of record for what publishes.
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