Edit your Topic Map
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Your Topic Map is a proposal — shape it before you generate anything. This page covers the edits you'll actually use: changing an article's details, setting a hub's category, adding your own articles, and skipping the ones you don't want.
Attaching products and adjusting internal links happen here too, but they have their own pages: Curate products and Interlinking.
Click any article row — in the plan or in the Content Queue — to open the node drawer on the right. It opens read-only (Node details); click Edit to change fields, then Save.

In Edit mode you can change:
Working title — the article's recommended title, and a starting point: TMN may polish it during generation to match the finished article and real product data.
Primary keyword / Secondary keywords — what it targets.
Format — the kind of article (review, how-to, comparison, …).
Intent — Money, Info, or Mixed. Some formats (reviews, roundups, comparisons) must be Money or Mixed; the drawer won't let you set Info for those.
Target Publish date — where the article sits on your calendar. If the date is in the future, the generated post is created as Scheduled for that date. Otherwise the post uses the status (draft, pending, or publish) from your Generation Preset.
Writing preset — override the plan's preset for just this article. Defaults to Inherit from plan.
Instructions for AI — free-text notes that steer how this one article is written.
Click Save when you're done.
Leave a pillar's format alone. TMN gives each pillar a broad format (a beginner guide or buying guide) on purpose: a pillar has to stay a wide overview so it naturally hosts links to every article in its hub. Switching it to a narrow format breaks that role.
Every article in a hub is published into one WordPress category. Next to each hub you'll see its category — TMN's suggested name, or Set category if none is chosen yet. Click it to:
search and pick an existing category, or
type a new name and choose Use new category: "…".

Need a topic TMN didn't include? On the hub where it belongs, click + Add article. In the New node drawer, fill the required fields — Working title, Primary keyword, Format, Intent, and Target Publish date — then click Create node. Your article joins the plan and generates like any other.

Skip hides an article's Generate button without removing it — handy for topics you might want later, or ones you'd rather not generate. Unskip any time. This is how you set aside AI-planned articles you don't want.
Delete node is only available for articles you added yourself. AI-planned articles can't be deleted — skip them instead.
Generate & publish articles — turn your plan into posts.
Curate products — attach specific products to an article.
Interlinking — how internal links work and how to adjust them.
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