
The pipeline produces the draft
Research, writing, editing, scoring, and image generation run as one visible job.
Research, write, score, illustrate, and publish SEO articles for every brand from one scheduled workflow.
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Today's production queue
3 articlesThe schedule moves the work. Your team steps in only where judgment matters.

Research, writing, editing, scoring, and image generation run as one visible job.

Review the exact failures, refine the article, and choose where and how it publishes.
Set frequency, active days, publish times, and review mode. Blog Writer plans the next seven days and keeps every slot accountable.
Explore the system
One system for many brands. Shared engine, separate guardrails, schedules, images, and destinations.
Paste 100 lines or upload a CSV. Project-wide duplicate checks keep topics unique.
See exact dates and times before saving, including when the list will run dry.
Every brief starts with current search results rather than a reusable generic outline.
Readability, structure, keyword use, facts, and brand rules decide whether an article is Ready.
Each article gets a hero and infographic with project-level image settings.
Publish to Strapi, WordPress, or both. Re-publishing updates the existing remote post.

Drafts show the gate that stopped them. Jobs show their current stage. Each CMS reports its own result. Nothing disappears behind a generic success state.
The same quality gates apply in both modes.
Hold every article for an editor before publishing.
Publish only the articles that clear every gate.
The practical details before your team signs in.
It stays in Draft. The editor sees every failed structure check, readability issue, guardrail violation, and voice violation before publishing.
Yes. Keyword duplication is checked inside a project, so each brand remains independent while using the same writing engine.
No. Auto mode publishes Ready articles only. A Draft is never published without a person.
Yes. Strapi and WordPress are independent connections. A partial publish is recorded per destination.
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