I think for blog comments though you should just get your AI of choice to generate a load of generic comments, spin them, and replace the default data with your spintax. Eg: give me 20 generic blog comments. each comment should contain multiple sentences
For blog comments, the engine gives you access to two macro variables: %meta_keyword% and %blog_title%, extracted from the meta keywords tag and title tag of the comment page respectively. You could perhaps use those two in your prompt instead of sending the entire page to be processed as @organiccastle says.
You server would then receive the targeturl, for which you could then download the entire DOM, extract all textual content and ask the AI to write a good comment.
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I think for blog comments though you should just get your AI of choice to generate a load of generic comments, spin them, and replace the default data with your spintax. Eg: give me 20 generic blog comments. each comment should contain multiple sentences
Nice examples
Example: #openai[gpt-3.5-turbo,write a positive sentence about humans.]
Output: Humans have managed not to kill themselves as a species (yet).
Example: #openai[gpt-4,Case Study,10,SEO Software,0.7]
Output: A case study about SEO Software would be very nice.
%file-http://your-web-server/comment-generator/?target=$targeturl$%
You server would then receive the targeturl, for which you could then download the entire DOM, extract all textual content and ask the AI to write a good comment.