Automated doesn't mean unsupervised.
Every article can stop and wait for you. Autopilot, approve-first, or manual — set per article.
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In approve-first mode, nothing publishes until you click approve — the pipeline waits, it doesn't proceed on a timer.
What actually happens
Three steps, not a black box.
Pick autopilot, approve, or manual
Set per article. Not an all-or-nothing setting for the whole account.
- Set per article, not globally
- Three modes, one toggle
- Change it any time
Every step, spelled out
Pick autopilot, approve, or manual
Set per article. Not an all-or-nothing setting for the whole account.
- Set per article, not globally
- Three modes, one toggle
- Change it any time
The pipeline runs to your setting
In approve mode, it stops and waits at exactly the right moment.
- Stops where you said it should
- No surprise publishes
- Same pipeline, different oversight level
You approve, or it ships automatically
Exactly what you chose, every time.
- No timer forces a publish
- Your click is what moves it forward
- Consistent behavior, article after article
Questions people ask
Yes — set any article, or your whole queue, to approve-first or fully manual at any time.
The outline and the final draft both stop for your review before moving to the next stage.
Yes — an article waiting on you shows up in your queue rather than silently stalling.
Yes — control mode is set per article, so different kits or projects can run different levels of oversight.
It waits — nothing in approve-first mode publishes on a timer without your click.
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