Product-heavy articles now receive ready-to-use summary cards automatically.

Product-heavy list articles benefited from a concise recap showing the best product for each use case, a short explanation, a link, and a shopping action. Creating the HTML for those cards manually required reviewing the article, identifying the products, extracting links, writing summary language, and formatting the markup.

Not every article needed this component, so a useful system also had to recognize when no card should be generated.

The recap improved the reader’s ability to compare and act on product recommendations, but manual production made the component expensive to use consistently.

Soku Systems combined AI analysis with a custom HTML pattern. The workflow determines whether an article qualifies, extracts the relevant products and links, assigns a “best X for Y” use case, drafts a concise explanation, and returns ready-to-review HTML.

1. The system evaluates whether the article is product-heavy and suitable for a summary card.
2. If the component is not appropriate, the workflow stops without generating unnecessary output.
3. For a qualifying article, it identifies the products and extracts their links.
4. It generates a use-case title and concise supporting sentence for each selected product.
5. It applies the approved HTML card structure and button links.
6. The completed HTML is returned for human review and insertion into WordPress.

A previously manual content component became a repeatable, conditional workflow. The team receives structured HTML only when it is useful, while retaining final review before publication.