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Publish what wins the question back, and find out if it did.

Know which questions to write for, ship drafts you don’t have to fact-check, and find out whether the page got cited.

The same checks the publish bar runs · no account · or read a sample report
Content
NewDraftsLive
Acme · run #23 · 4 lost prompts · 4 kinds worth making
suggested · what to writeprompts lost this run
worth making4 of 6 types
Comparison page
Acme vs HubSpot · named in 18, picked in 5
Write it12–40 cr
Answer a question
pipeline reporting without an admin · 31 answers name nobody
Write it12–40 cr
Pricing answer
31 prompts ask what a seat costs · the page states no figure
Brieffree
Forum reply
r/sales · cited in 33 answers · the brand has never posted
Replyfree
learn · lost on 6 of 6 engines · demand 100–1k/mo · est. The category question Acme should own. The docs article teaches the method and never says whose; a page written to this wording is the brief.
The moment it starts

Checking AI-assisted drafts now costs more than writing them.

The fear is not slop; it is the hour spent verifying every line of it. Facts are approved once, a draft is written only from them, and it can fail the bar, which is the point.

Content
NewDraftsLive
Acme · draft · Acme vs HubSpot, the comparison answered
Acme vs HubSpot — the comparison, answeredCheck draft
72/ 100under the publish bar · 14 of 18 checks pass
what to fix4 failing · each one an instruction
answer-first lead · failing · the price is in a table on line 41 and nowhere in the opening The prompt this page exists for asks what a seat costs. An engine lifts the first paragraph; the table below it is read by fewer of them and quoted by none.
01 · What buyers ask

Decide the next piece from the questions you keep losing.

Every tracked question with what came back, who was named, and the queries the engines ran while researching it. The next piece is the one you lose most often.

Prompts
TrackedSuggestedFrom engine research
Acme · run #23 · 32 tracked prompts · 6 engines
recommended9named, not picked8competitor named10not named3no answer stored2
Promptstageoutcomeengines
from engine research41 queries engines really ran while researching Acme
acme crm pricing 2026 asked every time Track
acme vs hubspot small team asked in 3 of 4 runs Track
crm pipeline reporting without admin asked every time tracked
learn · not named on any engine · answers cite hubspot.com/blog in 11 of 18 An early-stage question answered from HubSpot’s blog. Nothing on acme.com answers it; Content › New lists it under suggested.
02 · Drafts

You approve every word before it goes live.

A proposal is priced before it is written, and a fact your record lacks comes back as a question, not a guess. Every draft waits for a person before it goes anywhere.

Content
NewDraftsLive
Acme · 3 waiting on a person · 3 in production
Waiting on a person3
In production3
no page on the site answers it · Attio and Pipedrive are named in 14 of 18 · 12–40 cr to write The click that approves it is the only thing that spends. The draft lands here, in Drafts, and publishing is still two stages away.
03 · Live

Find out whether the page got cited.

Every live piece with how often engines picked it up, whether that changed, and one word for how it’s doing. A page cited without your brand in the sentence is flagged.

Content
NewDraftsLive
Acme · run #23 · 5 of 18 pages shown
WhatTypePick-upChangeReading
cited in 23 answers · 9 of 18 on the pricing prompts · +14 vs #22 The rewrite with the published price is now the page the engines quote for what a seat costs. It displaced capterra.com in 9 answers, and the wrong price still sits in 4.
04 · The Agent

Ask for the brief; the draft lands in Drafts.

The Agent reads the whole workspace and puts its sources under every reply. Write it is priced on the button, and what it writes goes to Drafts, never live.

AgentAcme · reads the whole workspace · run #23

Praised’s Agent at your assistance.

How can I help?
Which page should we write next?≤ 10 crSend
Agent
What this is read fromrun #23 · Answers › Missed · Content › New
Lost promptpipeline reporting without an admin · 36 answersAnswers
Competitor namedAcme vs HubSpot · picked 5 of 18Competitors
Demand (est.)1k–10k/moActions
The comparison page, rewritten to say who Acme is for and what a seat costs. It is read in 16 answers and loses on HubSpot’s integrations sentence; the page never states the segment or the price. Second is a page that answers pipeline reporting without an admin in Acme’s words: the docs article is cited in 9 answers and the brand is not in the sentence.
Write it12–40 cr · lands in Drafts, never published
CopyRetryFile to Drafts
05 · Through one door

Publish through the CMS you already use.

A draft leaves as clean HTML or Markdown, with its facts and its grade attached. Your CMS keeps the styling and the publish button.

GitHuba pull request
WordPressa draft post
Sanity · Contentfula draft entry
Webhookany CMS with an endpoint
DownloadHTML or Markdown

How Content grades a draft →

Fair questions

The ones a writer asks first.

If it isn’t here, the methodology is public, limitations included →

No. Nothing is written from a prompt alone: a draft is written only from facts you approved, graded against the publish bar, and it stays in Drafts until a person moves it. Volume without the bar is the thing this is built against.

Grade the piece you are proudest of.

Paste one URL and get the verdict the publish bar gives, with every failing check named.

A verdict, not a form · nothing to install · or read a sample report