SleekView for WP Content Pilot
SleekView reads wpcp_campaigns, wpcp_logs and the wp_posts rows WP Content Pilot generates, then exposes campaign, source type, status and post_date as columns you can sort, filter and edit inline.
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Per-campaign log pages are fine. A unified table is what ops needs.
WP Content Pilot runs campaigns that pull from feeds, YouTube, Amazon, Envato and similar sources, optionally rewrites the result with an AI provider and writes the post into wp_posts. The plugin maintains campaign rows in wpcp_campaigns and per-run rows in wpcp_logs. The admin shows a campaign list and a per-campaign log page.
That works for inspecting one campaign at a time. It does not work for the operational view where ops needs all generated posts across all campaigns in one filterable table, with campaign name, source type, run status and post_status as real columns.
SleekView reads the campaign rows, the log rows and the generated wp_posts together. A single table lists every generated post with its campaign and source, plus the run status from the matching log row. Filter by campaign, by status, by date range, by source type. Edit post_status inline. Export the filtered set to CSV for a monthly review without leaving WP admin.
Workflow
How SleekView reads WP Content Pilot data
Pick the source tables
Compose the column set
Save and scope the view
Edit inline and export
Sample columns
A typical WP Content Pilot output view
wp_wpcp_campaigns + wp_wpcp_logs + wp_posts
| Post | Campaign | Source | Post status | Run status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 budget DSLR cameras | Camera deals | amazon | Publish | Success | May 14 |
| Latest from YouTube travel | Travel videos | youtube | Draft | Success | May 14 |
| Weekly tech RSS roundup | Tech feeds | feed | Publish | Success | May 13 |
| — | Envato themes | envato | — | Error | May 13 |
| 5 podcast mic picks | Audio gear | amazon | Pending | Success | May 12 |
Comparison
Default WP Content Pilot admin vs SleekView
Default WP Content Pilot admin
- Per-campaign log pages, no unified table across campaigns
- Campaign name and source type not visible on the standard Posts screen
- Run status hidden behind log pages, not joined onto post rows
- Bulk edits require switching to the WordPress Posts screen and losing context
- No saved per-role view for editors, ops and ownership
SleekView
- Read wpcp_campaigns, wpcp_logs and generated wp_posts as one dataset
- Surface campaign name, source type and run status as real columns
- Inline bulk-publish or trash generated posts through regular post hooks
- Save filtered views per role ("Pending posts", "Failing campaigns")
- Export the filtered table to CSV for a monthly campaign review
Features
What SleekView gives you for WP Content Pilot
Posts joined to their campaign
Generated posts arrive with campaign name, source type and the matching run-log status. No more switching tabs to learn where a post came from.
Cross-campaign filtering
Filter by source type, by run status or by date range across every campaign at once. Failing feeds and over-producing campaigns show up in the same view.
Inline edits without losing context
Bulk-flip post_status, trash low-quality runs and update tracking meta without leaving the table. WP hooks and email triggers fire as usual.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for WP Content Pilot
Affiliate site operators
One filtered table for every campaign, sorted by date, grouped by source. Bulk-publish the keepers, trash the misses, never leave WP admin to do it.
Aggregator sites
Watch the Run status column for errors. A failing feed surfaces immediately instead of after a week of empty daily runs.
Agency content ops
Each client install gets its own saved view for the monthly review. Filter by date, export to CSV, hand the result to the account manager.
The bigger picture
Why aggregator campaigns need a unified output table
WP Content Pilot's value is volume across many sources, and volume is what makes the default per-campaign log pages fall over operationally. Ops cannot answer "what did we ship last week" by opening five log pages in turn. A unified table joining wp_posts to wpcp_campaigns and wpcp_logs makes campaign name, source type and run status first-class columns, which is what filtering and bulk actions actually need.
Inline post_status edits run through wp_update_post so scheduled publish, sitemap regeneration and SEO plugin hooks all behave normally. Same campaign rows, same log rows, completely different operating posture toward the channel.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for WP Content Pilot
WP Content Pilot's campaign and log tables (wpcp_campaigns, wpcp_logs or current equivalents), plus standard wp_posts columns and the campaign id stored in postmeta on generated posts. No external service is required.
Yes. SleekView writes through wp_update_post and wp_trash_post so transition_post_status, save_post and the usual SEO and sitemap hooks fire normally. Bulk operations iterate through the same path.
Yes. Filter the table by run status equals error. Failing campaigns surface immediately, usually pointing to a deprecated feed, a rate-limited API or a changed rewrite endpoint.
Yes for the standard wp_posts and campaign meta. Pro-only sources (Envato, Amazon affiliate, premium AI integrations) record richer metadata that gives more columns to surface, but the core campaign and post-status table works on the free build.
Yes. Filter by campaign id and save the result as a named view ("Camera deals only"). Useful when an affiliate manager focuses on one campaign during a launch week.
Yes. Any filtered set exports to CSV with the columns currently shown, including campaign, source, post_status and run_status. Useful for monthly reviews and for handing samples to feed maintainers.
Yes if you add post_content as a column. Most editorial teams keep that off the default table for performance and add it on a per-row detail view instead. The plugin's rewrite step is unchanged by SleekView.
No. WP Content Pilot keeps running campaigns on its own schedule. SleekView reads its tables and presents them as a unified, sortable, editable table. The plugin remains the source of truth for fetching, rewriting and scheduling.
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