Feed sources
Brings in new articles from the feeds you trust. Add any feed, save, and it is checked on every run.
Agentic workflows
One visual workflow takes news from your niche all the way to a published, optimised story. It finds relevant articles, writes original stories in your voice, checks facts and quality, optimises for search and AI answers, adds images and translations, and publishes on your schedule.
What it is
An agentic workflow is a chain of steps on a visual canvas. Each card is one step: one finds new articles, the next keeps only what fits your topic, another writes the story, and the ones after it check, optimise, illustrate, translate, publish and share it.
Every step has its own preferences, like how much effort goes into writing or how stories about the same event are handled. You set them once, and the workflow runs on its own, every day.
Every step, explained
Ten steps in four stages. Each card links to the moment in the video where the step is set up.
New articles in, noise out.
Brings in new articles from the feeds you trust. Add any feed, save, and it is checked on every run.
Scores every new article against your topic, so only relevant news moves on. Negative keywords push unwanted stories down.
Fetches each matching article in full, cleans out menus and ads, and saves it as a content source you can open any time.
Original stories, checked and optimised.
The AI writer turns your sources into original stories in your own voice, following your instructions.
A fact check compares each claim with the original sources. Writing quality scores the story and suggests concrete rewrites, and a topic match makes sure it still fits.
Audits every story for search and answer engines, and can fix the issues for you, so each story reaches your site already optimised for search and AI answers.
Images and translations, side by side.
Gives every story a main image and a thumbnail: generated with AI, a stock photo, or the original article's image.
Runs at the same time as Image Gen. Every extra language in your workspace gets its own version of the story.
Published and shared, the way you set it.
Marks stories as published, or publishes only the ones you've approved, so nothing goes live unreviewed. Sends each story to your connected CMS.
Turns published stories into posts, one per story or a single digest for the whole run, with the link and tone you choose.
You stay in control
Switch on a pause before any step and the run waits there, so you can review the stories before it carries on.
Publish can send only the stories you've approved to your CMS. Happy with them? Remove the pause, resume, and they go live.
Turn on run automatically, choose how often and pick a time. Or press Run and watch the articles move through each step.
Questions
A chain of steps on a visual canvas, each doing one job: finding new articles in your feeds, keeping the relevant ones, writing original stories, checking them, optimising them for search and AI answers, adding images and translations, then publishing and sharing them. You set each step up once, and the workflow runs on its own.
No. Each card on the canvas is one step, and you edit its preferences in a panel. The first time you create a workflow, a setup guide walks you through every step, and you can reopen it from the menu at the top whenever you like.
Yes. Add a pause before any step and the run waits there until you resume it. The Publish step can also publish only the stories you've approved.
As often as you choose. Turn on run automatically, set how often and pick a time, for example every day at 07:30. You can also run it right now at any time.
To your connected CMS, and to your own webhook if you need one. The Social step then turns published stories into posts for X, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram.
The setup guide opens the first time you create a workflow and walks you through every step.