The Workflow
Step 1 · Select a template
Choose the content format. The template defines structure, sections, and what inputs you need to provide. 13 templates available.Step 2 · Select a style profile
Choose how the content should be written. The style profile controls tone, voice, depth, pacing, and formality. 65+ profiles available.Step 3 · Configure verticals (optional)
If your content is domain-specific (Healthcare, Fintech, Legal, SaaS, Real Estate, Entertainment), apply a vertical configuration to add domain-appropriate context.Step 4 · Add your inputs
Fill in the required fields: topic, audience, objective, key points, constraints, supporting context. Specificity here directly improves output quality.Step 5 · Generate
The multi-agent pipeline runs: Planner → Researcher → Writer → Editor → Formatter → SEO → Publisher. You see real-time progress.Step 6 · Review and save
Assess the draft. Save it to your Content Library when it’s worth keeping.Step 7 · Edit, export, or publish
Use the rich text editor for direct edits, section regeneration for targeted improvements, or initiate publishing to a connected platform.The template’s
content_type always takes structural priority. A style profile shapes expression within that structure, it doesn’t override the template’s format.Best Practices
- Choose the template based on the final deliverable, not just the topic
- Choose the style profile based on reader expectations, not personal preference
- Specific inputs produce better drafts — vague prompts produce vague content
- Review before saving. Generation is fast. Judgment is yours.
- Save important drafts early. Section regeneration is cheaper than full re-generation.