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To publish HTML to WordPress, you can use a workflow that orchestrates REST API calls for media uploads, taxonomy resolution, and post creation. This process requires complete HTML content and uses curl for hardened HTTP status handling.

Yes, authenticating WordPress REST API publishing requires 1Password for credential resolution. The system uses a site_key-based lookup from 1Password to securely retrieve the necessary authentication credentials for the wp_curl_auth_http wrapper.

The media upload pipeline uploads images directly to the WordPress media library via REST API. It then returns the resulting media ID and URL, allowing you to reference the uploaded assets within your post content during creation.

Yes, you can resolve categories and tags by name to their WordPress IDs, with optional creation enabled. If a specified category or tag does not exist, the system will create it automatically during the taxonomy resolution step.

Updating Yoast SEO meta uses a two-step update flow to reliably trigger WordPress save_post hooks. This pattern ensures the SEO fields are safely applied to a draft post after the initial creation, preventing hook execution failures.

The best way to resolve taxonomy terms for WordPress publishing is through an automated pipeline that matches category and tag names to IDs. This approach handles resolution and optional creation seamlessly before finalizing the post.