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Auto-Link Smoke — Thinking Prod

Manuel Thunk — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:34:33 +0000

We should talk about Banana for the first time. Then we mention banana again — the second occurrence should NOT relink because of the first-occurrence rule.

Banana heading — should NOT be linked

A paragraph about Design Sprint and the leadership team. Both should be linked because they are first occurrences in body text.

Pre-existing anchor: we should talk — should NOT be relinked because it is already a link.

Case test: BANANA in all caps should NOT link (case rule allows exact title casing or all-lowercase only).

Stress Test 2026-04-24 — Thinking Lifecycle

Manuel Thunk — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 18:04:50 +0000

Overview

This page exists to exercise the complete Notion-to-WordPress lifecycle on Rick's Thunk pipeline. It will move through five statuses in sequence.

Initial body — v1

This paragraph is the initial content. If you see the exact phrase BASELINE_CONTENT_V1 in the rendered post, you are looking at the first publish.

Appended — v2

RESYNC_MARKER_V2 — if you see this phrase the resync-staging flow updated the existing staging post.

Testing an image

Manuel Thunk — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 10:37:46 +0000

Other text here

Smoke Test — Article — 2026-04-20

Manuel Thunk — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:08:52 +0000

Introduction

This is a smoke test of the Notion → n8n → WordPress pipeline on Rick's VPS. If you are reading this on staging10.thunk.co, the article content type is working.

The goal of this run is to verify: (1) Notion webhook fires into n8n, (2) the converter produces clean HTML, (3) WordPress creates the post, (4) the workflow writes back WP Post ID, WP Post URL, Publish Date, Slug, and Reading Time.

What to expect

A new post published on staging10.thunk.co
This Notion page updated with the WP post URL and Publish Date
A Slack notification in #content-pipeline