Generate & publish articles
Once your Topic Map is ready, you turn its articles into real WordPress posts — on demand, one click at a time. Nothing is written until you press Generate.
Where to generate
Same Generate button, two places:
Plan details — work through the articles in a single plan.
Content Queue — every article across all your plans in one list, with filters (plan, status, format, intent) and search. Best for working through a backlog.
Generate an article
Find an article and click Generate (on the row, or inside its drawer). A progress indicator runs while it works; a single article takes a couple of minutes. When it finishes, the post is created in WordPress.
What status the post gets:
By default it's published. You control this with the Post status setting in your Generation Preset (publish, draft, or pending).
If the article's target publish date is in the future, the post is created as Scheduled for that date instead.
Then use Edit Post or View Post to open it.
Review and publish
A generated article is an ordinary WordPress post — Gutenberg blocks in your own site. Open it with Edit Post, review and adjust anything, then Publish as you would any post. A draft is one click to publish; an article that arrived Scheduled (a future target date) is published automatically by WordPress on that date.
You don't need to maintain the product or conversion blocks by hand: prices, links, images, and CTA/contact details refresh at view time, so they stay correct after publishing — and update on their own when a product or your profile changes. Avoid replacing those with hardcoded values.
Generating many at once (concurrency)
You don't have to wait for one article to finish before starting the next — click Generate on as many as you like. They queue up, and the server generates a fixed number in parallel; how many run at the same time is your plan's concurrency limit. The rest wait and start automatically as slots free up.
Keep the plan or Content Queue page open while articles generate. That page polls the server for progress and pulls each finished post into WordPress. Generation still completes on the server if you navigate away — but you'll need to reopen the plan or Content Queue for the finished posts to load and their status to update.
Credits and your own API key
Each generated article uses one article credit from your monthly allowance. With your own API key, an article costs ½ credit — doubling how many you can generate. Your usage is shown on the License page.
If generation fails
Read the error message first. It usually explains exactly what went wrong — for example, that no relevant products could be found. Often there's no point retrying as-is; fix the underlying issue (edit the article's details) before trying again.
Click Retry to try again. After three failed attempts the button changes to Edit to Retry — open the article, adjust it (for example, clarify the title or the Instructions for AI), and try again.
For affiliate and e-commerce money articles, Generate stays disabled until the article has a product source. Set one on the plan, or attach products to the article — see Curate products.
Next
Curate products — control which products appear in an article.
SEO titles & meta descriptions — titles and descriptions are written as each post is generated.
Interlinking — how internal links work.
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