Finding a Document
Saved views narrow the library to the work at hand: All, Favorites, Needs review, Ready to publish, Published, Drafts, Failed, and Archived, each with its count. Search, status, category, and sort filters refine any view. A document’s title is taken from its metadata, its first heading, a bold title, or a standalone opening headline. Older documents still carrying an automatic template name are renamed when a title can be detected. A title you set is never replaced, and documents edited before title ownership was recorded are left as they are. Excerpts are plain text, never the stored HTML or Markdown.Three States, Shown Separately
Every document carries three independent states. Reading them together answers whether it finished, whether it is ready, and where it has gone.
Ready to publish means the document was generated, its SEO and readability scores average 70 or more, and it has at most two AI tells remaining. A document with no scores is Not scored and is counted as Needs review, because nothing measured it.
Scores are heuristics computed from the text. They do not check accuracy or sources, and they are not an approval. The Review column is a way to sort work, not a sign-off.
Preview and Document Views
Selecting a title previews the full document as it will read, with its states, scores, and actions. Opening a document shows the same header on every view of it, with a switcher between:
Switching views from Edit saves your work first. Regenerate asks before leaving with unsaved changes.
Core Capabilities
Section editing
Rewrite one section under your own instruction, at a fifth the cost of a full polish.
Draft comparison
Read any two versions against each other, line by line.
Inline editing
Modify content directly inside the saved draft.
Persistent storage
Maintain a reliable history of generated work.
Workflow continuity
Resume work without rebuilding context.
Working with Existing Content
Reuse drafts as a starting point
Reuse drafts as a starting point
Modify existing drafts instead of generating new ones to maintain consistency.
Refine instead of regenerate
Refine instead of regenerate
Use section-level updates to improve quality incrementally.
Maintain clean final states
Maintain clean final states
Keep finalized drafts separate from working drafts to avoid confusion.
Editing a Section
Open a document’s Regenerate view and pick a section. The rewrite keeps the surrounding document as context, so voice, heading level, and transitions carry over. Add an instruction to direct the change — “tighten this”, “drop the second example”, “make the opening concrete”. Left blank, the section is rewritten as-is.
A section edit is charged only when it returns content. A rewrite that fails, is cut off at the token limit, or is declined by the model is not billed.
Comparing Drafts
Every generation, save, polish, and rollback records a version. The Versions view of any document reads two of them against each other: added and removed lines, the word-count delta, and a similarity score. The similarity score is the one to watch after a whole-document polish. A result above 95% means the rewrite returned nearly what it was given, which is worth knowing before you spend another five credits on it.The Content Library is optimized for continuity. Generation is the starting point. Management is where production happens.