Feature

An outline you can rewrite before a word gets drafted.

Section-by-section structure, with intent attached to every heading. Rearrange, rewrite, or cut — the draft follows your outline, not a template.

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Nothing drafts until you approve the outline — this is a real checkpoint in the pipeline, not a formality.

How it works

What actually happens

Three steps, not a black box.

Step 1 of 3

A structure comes back first

One outline per keyword. Section by section, with intent attached to every heading.

  • One outline per keyword
  • Intent labeled per section
  • Ready before drafting starts
In detail

Every step, spelled out

01Draft structure

A structure comes back first

One outline per keyword. Section by section, with intent attached to every heading.

  • One outline per keyword
  • Intent labeled per section
  • Ready before drafting starts
02You edit

You rearrange, rewrite, or cut

Nothing is locked. Reorder, rewrite, or cut any section before drafting starts.

  • Drag to reorder sections
  • Rewrite any heading
  • Delete what you don't need
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03Approve

You approve the structure

Drafting waits for your approval. A real checkpoint, not a formality.

  • Nothing drafts without approval
  • Your edits are what it writes from
  • One click to move forward
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FAQ

Questions people ask

It's gone from the draft too — the article follows whatever outline you approve, nothing extra gets added back in.

Yes, drag any section to a new position before drafting starts.

Each section carries guidance on what it needs to cover, not a rigid word count — length follows the topic.

Yes — paste in your own structure and research and drafting will follow it instead of generating one from scratch.

The draft step reads the outline as it stands when you approve it — whatever you changed is what it writes from.

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