> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://news-parser.gitbook.io/news-parser-plugin-v2/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://news-parser.gitbook.io/news-parser-plugin-v2/wp-cli.md).

# WP-CLI

To use wp-cli with the [News Parser](https://www.news-parser.com/) plugin, follow these steps:

1. Install wp-cli: Ensure that you have wp-cli installed on your system. If you haven't installed it yet, you can refer to the wp-cli documentation for instructions on how to install it.
2. Access the Command-Line Interface: Open the command-line interface or terminal on your system.
3. Execute the Command: To activate the autopilot function and automate the parsing and saving of posts from RSS feeds, use the following command: wp autopilot.
4. Specify the Interval: If you want to customize the frequency at which the autopilot function is triggered, you can include the `--interval` parameter followed by the desired interval. For example, `wp autopilot --interval=hourly` will set the autopilot function to run on an hourly basis.

By executing the wp autopilot command with the specified interval, you can automate the parsing and saving of posts from RSS feeds using wp-cli. This feature provides greater control and efficiency in managing your post-related tasks.

Please note that the above example is for illustrative purposes, and you can adjust the interval parameter according to your specific needs, such as hourly, daily, or any other desired interval.

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