get started
From URL to published post in five steps
No setup docs, no config files. You bring a website address; the agent reads the instructions.
- 01
Create your account
~1 minuteEmail and a password — that's the whole form, and there's no card to enter. You land in an empty garden: the dashboard where your sites and posts will live.
- 02
Add your site's URL
scan runs in minutesPaste the address of the site you want content for. The agent scans it and builds a brand profile — what the product is, who it's for, how it talks, which keywords matter. That profile steers every post that follows.
- 03
Create your first post
5–9 min, runs in backgroundHit Create Post — GPT-5.4 Mini is the default model, and Pro accounts can pick a different one. The agent researches your niche, shortlists six to ten scored ideas, picks the strongest, and writes a 2,000–4,000-word draft matched to the topic — then verifies every cited link before saving. It runs in the background; a post takes about 5–9 minutes.
- 04
Review the draft
you are the approval gateOpen the post to see the rendered article, the markdown source, the idea shortlist it chose from, and the link-verification report. Nothing publishes until you approve — the draft waits as long as you like.
- 05
Publish it your way
GitHub PR · X · downloadsOpen a GitHub pull request against your site's repo (merging the PR is the final publish step), tweet the thread to X, or download the .md/.html files into any stack.
Then let the mornings run themselves
Once the first post feels right, switch on auto-draft. The agent wakes at 06:00 UTC, drafts, verifies, and leaves the result waiting for your approval — every morning on Starter and Pro, drawing from your monthly credits. Set the publish schedule and topic queue, and your calendar fills itself.
optional · per site · approval-first
Ten minutes to your first draft
Curious what it writes about yoursite? There's exactly one way to find out.