Feature · Writing
Pages written from a brief, not a blank prompt.
The Briefing agent decides what each asset needs to accomplish; the Writing agent drafts it against your brand voice, company memory, and approved sources. Every draft passes verification before it can ship.
01 · Two views
Simple on the surface. Systematic underneath.
Structured briefs and drafts in your voice: for page types well beyond blog posts.
What you see
Drafts that sound like your company, not like a generic content tool.
The right page type for the job: comparison, location, service, calculator, or buying guide.
A clear brief behind every page, so you can see what it is trying to earn.
What the system does
Builds a structured brief per opportunity: intent, outline, page type, CTA placement.
Drafts against company memory: your positioning, terminology, and approved sources.
Produces metadata and internal-link targets alongside the draft.
Covers page types beyond articles: comparisons, location pages, service pages, calculators, and buying guides.
02 · Human review
When a person steps in
Regulated or YMYL topics route to review at the brief stage, before any drafting starts. Drafts with high-risk claims or unsupported statements route again after writing.
03 · Illustrative example
One opportunity, three page types.
A home-services company needs “water heater repair cost” coverage. The brief splits it into a service page for the core offering, a location page for each service area, and a cost guide that links to both: each with its own intent, outline, and CTA.
Specimen plate · illustrative
Feature · Writing
See what this looks like on your own site.
Enter your site for an illustrative Growth Map, then connect first-party data during guided setup.