Most AI writing tools produce text that could be about anybody’s business, because they know nothing about yours. This one starts from your brand kit profile: company, industry, description, address, website and your own custom variables such as tone of voice and audience.
What comes back is a whole draft: the article with an SEO title, meta description, slug, tags, an FAQ section and sources, plus body images, a featured image and a social crop. The featured image can be rendered from one of your own dynamic templates, in your brand, rather than being another stock photograph.
Everything arrives as a WordPress draft. Nothing publishes automatically, which is the only sane default.
The recipes behind it are Content Templates: system prompt, image style, output rules, language, thinking budget and web search. The starters cover formats from SEO articles to how-to guides, comparisons, local SEO and news announcements. Starters are read-only, and saving one creates your own editable copy.
Two smaller features that turn out to matter. Suggest topics proposes article ideas from your brand profile while avoiding subjects your recent posts already cover. And the internal link suggestions find matching posts and pages by relevance, which is the part of SEO everybody knows they should do and nobody does.
Long generations run as detached server jobs, so a webserver timeout on shared hosting cannot interrupt them. The dialog shows live progress with steps and elapsed time.
