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Blog publishing

New job

AllRunningQueuedPaused

Blog	Account	Keyword	Interval	Status	Next post
Sky Bakery Diary	bakery_sky	best local bakeries	40 min	Running	2:20 PM
Spring Flower Co.	spring_flower	bouquet gift ideas	60 min	Running	2:45 PM
Ondam Pilates	ondam_pt	pilates benefits	90 min	Queued	3:30 PM
Tidy Home Studio	tidy_home	closet organizing	120 min	Paused	—

2:02Sky Bakery Diary · "How to pick a neighborhood bakery" published

1:41Spring Flower Co. · Draft passed review, added to queue

1:15Ondam Pilates · Below length target, rewriting

Illustrative screen. All names and content shown are sample data.

Track record

Running every day since June 2026

Groa is a live service that publishes posts and manages neighbors on real Naver accounts every day. The numbers below are counted directly from our production database.

Jun 23, 2026First automated post

4,656Posts published
(with a verified URL)

32,723Neighbor agent actions
logged since Jul 11

515Product commits

As of Oct 7, 2026 · By channel: Naver Cafe 1,937 · Naver Blog 2,366 · Tistory 353 (discontinued in July) · Read-only count from the production database

Features

Everything your Naver channels need, in one place

The manual work that grows with every new account becomes a job you set up once.

AI drafting

Research a keyword and current topics, get a blog- or cafe-ready draft, and have length and structure checked automatically.

Scheduled publishing

Create jobs per account, cafe and board. Groa publishes on your interval and logs every result.

Multi-account management

See connection status, notes and managed cafes for every Naver account at a glance.

Neighbor management

Run neighbor growth, request approval, reciprocal activity and inactive-neighbor cleanup for each blog.

Cafe tools

Post to cafes, browse history, keep your managed cafe list and change nicknames per cafe.

Publishing API

Issue API keys so your own systems can send posts to a chosen account's blog or cafe.

How it works

Set up a job once. Groa keeps the schedule.

Connect accounts

Add the Naver accounts you manage and pick the blogs, cafes and boards to post to.

Configure jobs

Choose keywords, posting interval and writing style. New jobs stay paused until you start them.

Review, then publish

Drafts must pass length, structure and score checks before they go live. Follow progress in real-time logs.

Where Claude fits in

Every stage runs on GPT models today. Claude is planned for the stages below and is not yet used in production.

Stage

Today

With Claude

What users get

Research

TodayGPT collects keywords and current topics via web search.

With ClaudeGather sources through tool calls and drop topics without solid evidence.

What users getOnly well-sourced topics enter the queue, so less time is spent re-picking.

Drafting

TodayGPT writes Korean drafts to each account's persona and style rules.

With ClaudeWrite long-form Korean posts of about 1,500 characters, with intro, headings, a table and a closing, on Claude.

What users getDrafts that need fewer edits before they ship.

Quality review

TodayRule checks for length and structure run first, then a model scores the draft. Anything below the bar is held back.

With ClaudeClaude checks facts against the sources and explains each rejection in plain language. The code path for calling Claude at this stage already exists.

What users getYou see why a draft was held, so fewer posts need a full human re-read.

Neighbor management

TodayRules plus model-written messages drive neighbor requests, approvals and cleanup.

With ClaudeUse tool calls to read a blog's recent posts and decide whether to request, comment or clean up.

What users getFewer off-target requests and fewer generic comments.

Output

The posts we publish, and the review behind them

This example mirrors the structure and review checks of real published posts. The topic and wording are made up.

5 ways to pick a great neighborhood bakery

Naver Blog · 1,480 characters · 5 sections · 1 table · 4 images

Opening quoteLeads with what the reader will get, in one line.

Image · labeled as AI-assisted

1. What the morning shelf tells youTwo to three paragraphs per section, with only key sentences in bold.

Check	How	When
Baked today	Bake schedule	Morning
Ingredients	Origin labels	In store
Turnover	Stock before close	Evening

3. What to check before priceEach table is followed by a sentence explaining the comparison.

ClosingEnds with related-post link cards and hashtags.

Pre-publish quality review

Passed · added to queue

Body length: 1,480 / min 1,250
Sections: 5 / min 4
AI clichés: 0
Overall score: 7.0 / min 6.5
Reader value: 8.0 / min 6.0

Drafts below the bar are rewritten or not published. We would rather skip a slot than publish a weak post.

Illustrative screen · Thresholds match the live service configuration.

API

Plug in the systems you already have

Already running your own writing bot or internal tools? Use Groa as the publishing layer. The API spec is public.

Create, read, update and delete blog and cafe posts
Idempotency keys so a retried request never posts twice
Per-key limits: 60 requests/min, 5 publishes/min

API docs OpenAPI spec Examples on GitHub

# Create a blog post
curl -X POST https://groa.im/api/v1/posts \
  -H "X-Api-Key: $GROA_API_KEY" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: 7f3c-0412" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "title": "How to pick a neighborhood bakery",
    "content": "## Start with the morning shelf\n...",
    "contentFormat": "markdown",
    "status": "draft"
  }'

Changelog

Shipping steadily

User-facing changes, picked from the commit history of our product repository.

October 2026

Oct 7Launched groa.im

September 2026

Sep 11Long-form mode for in-depth posts (10 images, 2,800 to 3,000 characters, with tables)

August 2026

Aug 19Neighbor cleanup now runs automatically per account, with logs
Aug 15Managed cafe registry and per-cafe nickname changes
Aug 15Publishing table shows interval and next run time
Aug 12Cleanup that actually removes long-inactive neighbors

July 2026

Jul 28Toggle neighbor approval on or off, with approval keywords
Jul 26Comments and neighbor requests rewritten to read like a person wrote them
Jul 15Keyword finder for high-search, low-competition topics
Jul 7Pre-publish quality review
Jul 5Moved to a hosted web service with hardened sign-in
Jul 3Blog view tracking and a performance panel

June 2026

Jun 28Cafe moderation agent: spam cleanup and member warnings
Jun 27Blog neighbor management: approvals, reciprocal activity, cleanup
Jun 24Scheduled publishing for Naver Blog
Jun 23AI writing and publishing pipeline for Naver Cafe
Jun 22First release: connect and manage Naver accounts

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