AI content engine
One brief.
Months of content.
Build search-ready articles, social media drafts, and a campaign schedule from one source. Keep your brand consistent, avoid repeated angles, and decide what moves forward.
4 flexible inputsDuplicate checksSEO fieldsHuman-approved
Campaign engine
Source to schedule
OK
You stay in controlYour checkpoint
Approve row before useStart here
From raw idea to a campaign you can review.
Start with useful material, add the context that makes it yours, then decide which rows move forward.
Choose the source
Keyword, URL, RSS, or pasted research.
Open AI TasksLoad the brand
Select the audience, Brand Profile, and Product context.
Open Brand ProfileReview the campaign
Approve, rephrase, or rerun individual rows before use.
See quality controlsFlexible inputs
Begin where the best idea already lives.
KeywordStart with a topic, query, or campaign idea.
Article URLBring a specific page into the source context.
RSS FeedTurn a live feed into reviewable content rows.
Text / PasteUse notes, research, or an existing brief.
Better content, less rework
More context in. Less generic content out.
Quality is a workflow, not a magic score.
Sources, duplicate checks, Brand context, SEO structure, and your decisions work together before a row is ready.
Content-quality rules reduce repetitive, robotic drafts. Human judgment keeps the final standard.
Starts from real sources
Useful source material stays with the work, so every draft begins with context instead of a blank prompt.
Stops repeated ideas early
Title, URL, and similarity checks catch duplicate intent before your calendar fills with the same angle.
Reduces robotic writing
Content-quality rules check structure, grounding, SEO fields, unsupported claims, and weak repetition.
Keeps your brand in the room
Audience, instructions, saved Brand Profile, and Product or Service context travel with every campaign.
More done from one source
One strategy. Every content lane visible.
Prepare search content, social variants, and campaign timing without hiding the review step.
Search content
SEO-ready articles
Build reviewable rows with title, slug, focus keyword, meta description, categories, FAQs, and source context.
SEO titleSlugMetaFAQ
Channel variants
Channel-ready social drafts
Shape approved source ideas into social media drafts without losing the campaign message.
FacebookInstagramLinkedInXTikTok
Campaign rhythm
Schedule plan
Set campaign duration, posting cadence, and posts per day, then keep the plan visible before anything moves.
DailyWeeklyUp to 3 months
One campaign, every destination
Every channel. One reviewed campaign.
Prepare channel-ready work for the same networks, publishing platforms, and automation stack already available in POST.
FacebookPages, Groups & Comments
InstagramPosts, Reels, Stories & Comments
XPosts & Threads
LinkedInProfiles & Pages
TikTokVideos & Creator Settings
YouTubeVideos, Shorts & Metadata
ThreadsCross-posting
PinterestPins & Boards
RedditCommunities
TelegramChannels & Groups
Google BusinessLocal Posts, Events & Offers
TumblrBlog Posts
DiscordChannel Webhooks
SlackWorkspace Webhooks
BlueskyProfiles & Images
WordPressPosts, Pages, Tags & SEO
GhostDrafts & Published Posts
OpenCart v3Store Articles
Dev.toMarkdown Articles
MastodonCustom Instances
ListmonkCampaign Drafts
HashnodePublication Posts
MediumArticle Publishing
RSSFeed-to-draft Automation
WebhooksCustom Integrations
ClaudeMCP & API agents
CodexCLI automation
CursorIDE agent workflows
OpenClawOpen agent runtime
Hermes AgentAgent orchestration
Zero AgentLightweight agents
n8nWorkflow automation
MakeNo-code flows
ZapierApp connectors
The channel and integration list stays shared with POST, so this page does not drift.Explore POST channels ->
Human checkpoint
Automation does the repetition. You keep the taste.
Review rowApproveRephraseRerun failedExport
FAQ
Clear answers before you build.
It retrieves likely matches and combines exact-title, URL, vector-similarity, and AI-assisted checks to flag duplicate intent for review.
No. The workflow supports structured article rows, SEO fields, channel-specific social drafts, and a campaign schedule plan.
No. Rows stay review-led. You decide what is approved, what needs another pass, and what is ready for the next step.
Yes. A saved Brand Profile plus Product or Service context can be selected before the rows are reviewed.
Build the campaign
Turn the next brief into a content system.
Open AI Tasks, choose the source and Brand context, then build the rows your team can review.