Autopilot is on Pro and Agency. It turns the questions you were not named for into articles, checks them, and publishes them where you tell it to.
Connect a destination
WordPress. Pick WordPress, enter your site address, your WordPress username and an application password (in WordPress: Users, Profile, Application Passwords). Articles arrive as drafts in WordPress with title, body, excerpt, slug, tags and meta description filled in. Send a test from the Autopilot page to check the connection.
Webhook. Pick Webhook and enter any https endpoint. You get a signing secret, shown once. Every article is delivered as JSON with markdown, HTML, excerpt, meta title and description, canonical, tags, JSON-LD, a last-updated date and the questions it targets. Requests are signed with the Standard Webhooks scheme, so any standard library can verify them. Use this to reach Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Framer or a custom CMS through Zapier, Make or n8n.
Set a schedule
Choose the days, how many articles a week (one to three), and whether you approve each one or let them publish automatically. Optionally set a voice: tone, audience, and phrases never to use.
Topics
Suggest topics reads your scan and proposes articles: a market roundup, one answer post per missed question, comparisons against the rivals assistants recommend, reason-gap posts, a FAQ page, and the lists assistants pull from. You can also describe what you want in the ideas box, or type a title.
Writing and checks
Write this drafts one article and opens it. Every draft passes through quality gates: length for its format, structure, a freshness line, the brand mentioned, numbers verified against your site's facts, links limited to your site and its cited sources, and voice checks for filler and AI tells. A draft that fails is held for review with the reasons. You can fix it and save, rewrite it, or approve it anyway.
Publish
Schedule the draft to a slot, publish now, or push an update to an already published article. Unpublish removes it at the destination. Published articles show whether the questions they target name you more often since.
The calendar
The calendar shows every article on its publishing day. Drag a card to another day to move it. Click write on an empty schedule day to draft the next topic straight into that slot. Unscheduled drafts sit in a side column ready to drag on.
Filling slots automatically
Write the next 2 drafts fills your next free slots from the backlog. Every Monday we do the same for sites with automatic publishing on, so the queue never runs dry.