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Enables AI-powered taxonomy tagging for content and grants Varbase editorial roles the required permissions to use AI tagging features provided by the Drupal CMS AI default recipe.

Package info

git.drupalcode.org/project/varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging.git

Type:drupal-recipe

pkg:composer/drupal/varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging

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2.0.3 2026-10-30 19:09 UTC

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Last update: 2026-11-08 16:59:44 UTC


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Varbase

Varbase AI Taxonomy Tagging

pipeline status Varbase AI Taxonomy Tagging Automated Functional Testing

This recipe enables AI-powered taxonomy tagging for content and ensures that Varbase editorial roles have the required permissions to use AI tagging features provided by the Drupal CMS AI default recipe.

Apply the Drupal CMS AI default recipe, or make sure it has been applied before applying this recipe.

Documentation

Read the Varbase AI Taxonomy Tagging documentation on the Varbase docs site.

Installation

Add the recipe using composer:

composer require drupal/varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging:~2

Change directory to /web or /docroot

Run the Drupal recipe bash script:

bash core/scripts/drupal recipe ../recipes/varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging

or

Run the Drush recipe command:

drush recipe ../recipes/varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging

Tag several content types

The recipe tags one content type per run. Apply it again for each content type, for example blog and page on stock Varbase:

for content_type in blog page; do
  drush recipe ../recipes/varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging \
    --input=varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging.content_type=$content_type \
    --input=varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging.field_name=field_tags \
    --input=varbase_ai_taxonomy_tagging.base_field=field_content
done

Automated testing

GitLab CI on git.drupalcode.org (.gitlab-ci.yml) builds a Varbase 11 site, applies this recipe twice and runs the Varbase functional testing suite in tests/ on it. See tests/README.md to run it against a site of your own.