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Everything on the right saves into the template you’re using, so a good setup is there next time.

  • Template: start from Short, Medium or Long, or your own. New template saves your setup; Restore starter templates brings the originals back. A starter template changes only the prompts and length, not your model or publishing choices.
  • Model: AI Puffer Cloud on credits, or your own key for OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, OpenRouter, Azure, DeepSeek or xAI. Ollama is Pro. The gear has Temperature and, for models that think, Reasoning.
  • Length: short, medium or long. It sets how long the answer may be, not a word count; ask for words in the content prompt.
  • Status: draft, publish, pending review or private.

One row per part: Title, Content, Meta description, Focus keyword, Excerpt and Tags. Switch parts on or off, and open Instructions to change how each is written. Choose a preset, keep your own in the Library, and use variables such as {topic} and {keywords}. Each part is a separate AI request.

  • Smart SEO Pro: checks the article against your SEO plugin (Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO) and rewrites it until it scores well. Choose an approach: Strict score, Balanced or Content first.
  • Table of contents: adds links to the headings at the top.
  • Optimize URL: a short slug from the focus keyword.

The SEO description and focus keyword are saved into your SEO plugin’s own fields.

  • Content images and Featured image, each with its own instructions.
  • Image source: AI images from OpenAI, AI Puffer Cloud, Google, OpenRouter, Azure, xAI or Replicate, or stock photos from Pexels or Pixabay. Keys for Replicate, Pexels and Pixabay go under Settings › Connections.
  • Images per article (up to 10) and Placement, such as after the first H2 or every few paragraphs.
  • Image options: size, alignment, and the provider’s own choices.
  • The images’ title, alt text, caption and description can be written too.

Let the writer draw on your own knowledge: choose a store under Context (built-in, OpenAI, Google, Pinecone, Qdrant or Chroma) and how many pieces it reads. See the chatbot’s knowledge page for what each store is.

Content format (Gutenberg blocks or Classic), Post type, Author and Categories.