Shipping Auto-Content Queuing and PDF Reports: P3.2 & P4.2 Complete

Just wrapped up two solid features that bring our content automation full circle.

Auto-Clustering Content Queue

Built out autoQueueClusterContent() - a cron function that's basically the smart cousin of our content refresh system. Here's what it does:

• Reads cached keyword clusters for each client
• Queues the top cluster for draft creation based on intent priority (pillar content gets first dibs, then transactional, informational, and how-to)
• Smart enough to avoid duplicates by checking existing auto-cluster drafts
• Runs weekly with a 7-day gate stored in KV

The cool part is it follows the same gate/stamp/fetch/processOne pattern I used for autoQueueContentRefresh, so the codebase stays consistent.

SEO Audit PDFs

Also shipped the PDF export for SEO audits. Instead of rebuilding audit logic, I made handleSEOAuditPDF() delegate to the existing handleSEOAudit() function - no code duplication.

The PDF renders with:

• Branded grade badges and score blocks
• Core Web Vitals in a clean grid
• Site and page check tables
• Client branding (colors, logos, the works)

On the frontend, I added the PDF link right next to the existing export button, plus some visual hints when drafts come from auto-clustering.

The Testing Grind

Got 17 new tests passing across both features. Hit some interesting challenges:

• page.route() mocks are page-scoped, so PDF tests needed their own route registration
• Had to rework how loadContentDrafts works since tests can't pass drafts directly anymore

Both repos are clean and deployed. The auto-queue cron will fire on schedule, so I'm curious to see how it performs with real client data.

P3.2 and P4.2 are officially done. Time to see what Phase 5 has left in store.