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Your first project? Start here.
Choose your language, set up sources and review your first draft before turning on automation.
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Start your first project
Set up your sources, content guide and generation language.
Read guideConnect self-hosted WordPress
Send articles to your existing WordPress website.
Read guideConnect your custom website
Add a secure server-side connector to your existing blog.
Read guideConnect your LiveJournal
Publish in your personal journal without another website.
Read guideConnect a Telegram channel
Use Telegram alone or together with your blog.
Read guideCreate and publish an article
Separate generation, editorial review and publication.
Read guideTurn an article into a Telegram post
Create a channel-specific version with or without a link.
Read guideChoose English or Spanish
The generation target is independent of interface and sources.
Read guideSet up content schedules
Run article and Telegram scenarios independently.
Read guidePlans, tokens and payments
Understand capacity, consumption and payment confirmation.
Read guideKeep channel access safe
Use dedicated credentials and verify destinations.
Read guideKeep each brand in its own project
Separate sources, channels and writing instructions before creating content.
Read guideChoose guided setup or advanced mode
Use a shorter setup path or manage the individual parts of your workflow.
Read guideChoose a personal or agency workspace
Understand the account choice before signing up with email or Google.
Read guideAdd material sources, not publication destinations
Bring websites, RSS feeds and public Telegram material into your project.
Read guideChoose useful items in News
Review collected material before turning it into an article or post.
Read guideWhen a source returns no useful material
Check the address, accessibility and extracted content before retrying.
Read guideCreate a Telegram post without an article
Go from a source item straight to a channel-specific draft.
Read guideReview, edit and regenerate an article
Improve a draft deliberately instead of repeating the whole workflow.
Read guideGive the writing tools a useful brief
Set audience, tone and content rules that make drafts easier to review.
Read guideCreate and review article or post images
Choose a cover, a separate post image or no image at all.
Read guideKeep a consistent visual direction
Use image instructions and available brand assets with a clear purpose.
Read guideSend a reviewed post to Telegram
Check the exact channel, image and link before sending.
Read guideKnow where a draft actually lives
Distinguish internal content, a destination draft and a public publication.
Read guideRead run history and task progress
See what was created, skipped, delivered or left for review.
Read guidePause a schedule and restart deliberately
Stop new scheduled runs while reviewing your rules and saved work.
Read guideWork in the correct client account
Use delegated client access without mixing brands or sharing passwords.
Read guideRecover a failed or uncertain publication
Check the destination first and avoid turning one attempt into duplicates.
Read guideWhen generation stops before everything is ready
Look for saved text, task progress and the failed stage before retrying.
Read guideManage sign-in and account preferences
Keep interface language, generation language and connection credentials distinct.
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