AI Content Workspace

Content Terminal

One place to plan, create, approve and improve website content.

A private AI workspace that finds content ideas, prepares drafts, sends them for approval, publishes them and tracks results.

Private workspacePeople approve important contentWorks with your website
What it includes

Everything needed to move from idea to published page.

01

Find useful ideas

See what customers need and where the current website is weak.

  • Search demand and competitors
  • Missing topics and old pages
02

Choose what to make

Put the most useful work first and keep every page visible.

  • Value, effort and priority
  • Page, language, owner and status
03

Prepare the page

Turn research into a clear brief and a useful first draft.

  • Goal, structure and sources
  • AI draft from approved information
04

Check and approve

Keep facts, brand language and reviewers under control.

  • Fact and copy checks
  • Languages and named approvals
05

Publish correctly

Create or update approved pages without losing the details.

  • Website publishing and scheduling
  • Titles, descriptions and page links
06

Learn and improve

Bring results back to each page and decide what changes next.

  • Search, website and conversion results
  • Change history and team views
How it works

Find. Plan. Draft. Review. Publish. Improve.

01

Find

Search or website data shows a useful idea.

02

Plan

The Terminal prepares the page goal, sources and structure.

03

Draft

AI prepares the first version and search details.

04

Review

Checks run and the right person approves or returns the work.

05

Publish

Approved content is added to the website.

06

Improve

Results show what should be updated next.

Works with your tools

Use the website and tools you already have.

WordPressSanityContentfulWebflowShopifyGoogle Search ConsoleGA4AhrefsSlackEmailProject systemsProduct analytics
Your rules

Let AI handle volume. Keep people responsible.

One prompt is not the process. Research, drafting, fact checks, brand checks, approval and publishing run as separate steps. Failed checks send the page back for another iteration.

  • Read first. It can review information before any publishing access is added.
  • Named approvals. Choose who approves each type of content.
  • Minimum access. Give each connection only what it needs.
  • Full history. Keep sources, drafts, changes, approvals and results.
  • Client ownership. Your company controls the tools, content and records.
Content Terminal

Give your team one clear way to create and improve content.

We start with your website, current process, approval rules and reporting.

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