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ChatGPT generates text from a prompt. This is a multi-step pipeline: it researches your keyword with live data, analyzes competitor content, builds a structured outline, writes each section with web search access, reviews the article for quality and factual accuracy, generates custom images, scores the result across five dimensions, and publishes it to your CMS. The output is a finished, scored, SEO-optimized article — not a raw draft you need to edit, fact-check, and format yourself.

Eight types, each with tailored voice, structure, and quality thresholds: how-to guides, tutorials, listicles, comparisons, case studies, problem-solution articles, thought leadership pieces, and news updates. The type you choose affects the outline structure, writing style, quality scoring thresholds, and the kind of content the reviewer checks for — a tutorial needs code examples, a case study needs quantifiable results.

Every article is scored across five dimensions: SEO optimization (30% weight), readability (25%), AI detection risk (15%), brand voice alignment (15%), and HTML structure (15%). Each dimension is scored 0-100 and combined into an overall quality score. Blockers — like a missing keyword in the title or readability below acceptable levels — prevent publishing until fixed. The scoring is calibrated to your blog type, so a technical tutorial has different readability thresholds than a news update.

AI detection measures how much your content resembles machine-generated text. It checks sentence variety, specificity (concrete numbers vs. vague claims), and patterns like overuse of transition words. The score tells you your risk level — Low, Medium, or High — so you can address it before publishing. This isn't about bypassing detectors. It's about knowing where your content stands and making it sound more natural if needed.

WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Shopify, Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, Ghost, Notion, Wix, Payload CMS, and any platform that accepts webhooks. Content is automatically converted to each platform's native format — HTML for WordPress, Rich Text for Contentful, Portable Text for Sanity, Blocks for Strapi. You connect once, map your fields, and publish with one click or on a schedule.

Your agent generates a month of content topics based on your industry, audience, and what you've already published. It researches keywords for each topic, checks search volume and difficulty, and schedules articles across your billing cycle. A daily cron job generates articles at the right time — morning and afternoon slots, respecting your timezone. You can review before publishing or enable auto-publish to go fully hands-off.

Yes. Every article opens in a rich text editor where you can modify any part of the content. If you spot an issue flagged by the quality analysis, you can click it and get an AI-generated fix suggestion with a confidence score. After editing, you can re-run the analysis to see your updated scores. Your edits are preserved separately from the original, so you can always compare or revert.

A standard article takes 10-15 minutes. The pipeline runs research, outline generation, section-by-section writing with web search, quality review with fact verification, image generation, and final scoring. You see real-time progress throughout. This is slower than one-click generators because each step uses the output of the previous one — the result is a researched, reviewed, and illustrated article, not a single-pass draft.