features

Everything between “here’s my URL” and a published post

Magic Share runs the whole pipeline — research, writing, fact-checking, scheduling, publishing — and keeps you in the approval seat the entire way.

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research & drafting

Drafts grow in a greenhouse, not in production

Add a URL and the agent scans your site into a brand profile — product, audience, tone, keywords. Each run it studies the niche, shortlists six to ten scored post ideas, picks the strongest, and writes a 2,000–4,000-word draft — length matched to the topic — with internal links and a generated hero image. Everything stays a draft until you say otherwise.

  • site scan → cached brand profile
  • 6–10 scored ideas per run
  • 2,000–4,000-word drafts, hero image included
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verification

Every link checked before you read a word

No draft is saved until every cited URL actually resolves and the post passes schema checks — title and description lengths, slug, tags, target keyword. The verification report ships with the post, so reviewing a draft takes a coffee, not an afternoon of fact-checking.

  • 100% of cited links verified
  • schema-validated frontmatter & metadata
  • verification report attached to every draft
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publishing

Approved posts flow wherever you publish

Approval is the gate; distribution is your choice. Open a pull request against your static-site repo — merging the PR is the final publish step, so nothing lands without a human. Or tweet the post's thread to X, schedule standalone daily tweets, or download the markdown and HTML.

  • GitHub PR — merge is the publish button
  • X threads + scheduled daily tweets
  • .md / .html downloads
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scheduling

A content calendar that fills itself

Turn on auto-draft and the agent wakes at 06:00 UTC, writes whatever your topic queue has due, and goes back to sleep — every morning on Starter and Pro, drawing from your monthly credits, approval-first, never publishing on its own. A topic ledger remembers everything already written or planned so ideas never repeat, a banned-topics list keeps it away from subjects you'd rather skip, and the publish schedule spaces posts out on your cadence.

  • auto-draft at 06:00 UTC on Starter and Pro
  • topic ledger deduplicates ideas across runs
  • banned topics & publish schedule per site

Pick your model (Pro)

On Pro, a curated picker of tool-capable models — from GPT-5.4 Nano to Claude Opus 5 — with per-run cost shown up front. GPT-5.4 Mini is the default everywhere. You pick the main model; subagents inside a run may use others.

Nothing to install

The whole content engine runs on our infrastructure — no API keys to manage, no local setup. Open the web app and the agent is already awake.

SEO-shaped output

Posts arrive with slug, tags, target keyword, meta title and description already validated against length rules.

Async by design

A post takes about 5–9 minutes of research and writing. Jobs run in the background — watch progress or come back later.

Spend guardrails

A monthly credit bank meters every run — unused credits roll over and retries of failed runs are free — with per-run cost ceilings underneath, so an automated agent never surprises you.

Your voice, not a template

The brand profile keeps tone and terminology consistent with the site the agent studied — every post sounds like you.

See it run on your own site

Add your URL, watch the agent build your brand profile, and review your first fact-checked draft — your first three posts are free.