How Twilitype works

THE CONTENT LOOP

Start with your site. End with a publishing rhythm.

You make the decisions that need your judgment. The system keeps the research, plan, production, and distribution connected.

01
Site context

yourdomain.com

02
Search plan

8 connected topics mapped

03
Verified drafts

8 articles ready to go

04
Publishing rhythm

One post, every Monday

What happens at every stage.

The visible workflow is simple. The research, strategy, quality checks, and publishing work around it are not.

01 · Learn your context

Your site becomes the starting point, not an afterthought.

Before planning begins, the system reads the public pages that explain your business. That gives the work a real foundation instead of relying on a generic prompt.

In the app

The New session form you use to add a website, plus the site and author context created from it.

What is happening
  • Crawls key pages and your sitemap
  • Extracts brand, product, and audience context
  • Builds a consistent author persona for the site

Let's get to know your brand.

Paste your website URL. The agent crawls it, extracts your brand voice, and proposes a content tree before writing a single word.

Your website
yourdomain.com
Brand name (optional)
Acme Co.
Start session

You won't be charged until you approve an article for generation.

02 · Find the opportunity

Topics are planned as a connected search strategy.

The agent looks beyond a list of blog ideas. It organizes articles into clusters, identifies search intent and funnel stage, and plans how relevant posts should link together.

In the app

A saved map with cluster cards, funnel badges, target keywords, and article rows you can review before generation.

What is happening
  • Checks what people search and what already ranks
  • Builds pillar-and-cluster topic maps
  • Plans internal links before drafting begins
← All maps
Skincare content plan
yourdomain.com · 8 articles Saved
Continue in chat
DescriptionsKeywords
Sensitive skin basicsTOFU3 articles
Best serums for redness-prone skin
serums for sensitive skin
informational
Choosing active ingredientsMOFU2 articles
Retinol vs. peptides: which is right for you?
retinol vs peptides
commercial
03 · Research, write, and verify

Every article goes through a pipeline, not one giant prompt.

Approved articles are researched, written section by section, checked against quality rules, and automatically revised when a check does not pass. You can follow progress as each article moves through the work.

In the app

The Tasks view: a generation order with per-article status, progress, and quality details as work completes.

What is happening
  • Gathers search and source context
  • Writes structured, interlinked drafts
  • Checks facts, voice, plagiarism, SEO structure, and depth
  • Rewrites failed checks before the draft is ready
Active Tasks

Live generation status for content currently being written.

Generation order
Sensitive skin cluster
4 articles · $24 charged · $6/article
Writing
2 of 4 ready · 1 in progress50%
Best serums for redness-prone skinDone
Retinol vs. peptidesWriting
Night serum ingredient guideDone
How to layer active ingredientsQueued
04 · Publish now or schedule a drip

Set the publishing pace once the articles are ready.

Connect WordPress once, then choose how each article gets out: publish immediately, send a staggered batch, or set a recurring cadence. The publishing dashboard keeps every job visible.

In the app

The Publishing page: active schedules, pause and resume controls, plus a full history of recent delivery attempts.

What is happening
  • Creates WordPress drafts or published posts
  • Spaces a batch at the interval you choose
  • Runs scheduled publishing and retries delivery when needed
Publishing

Track scheduled drips and publish history.

Connections
Schedules
Weekly skincare planActive
Every week on Monday at 9:00 · WordPress · 1/4 posted · next Monday
Recent activity
Best serums for redness-prone skinPublished
Retinol vs. peptidesScheduled

The draft is only the middle.

A language model can create a draft from one instruction. A useful content engine has to connect the decisions before and after that draft too.

A one-prompt workflow
“Write an article about sensitive skin.”
One generic draft. No context for what it should connect to, how it gets checked, or when it goes live.
A connected content workflow
Site and brand context
Search and competitor research
Topical map and internal links
Structured writing and images
Verification and healing
Publishing queue and cadence

The draft is only one stage. The surrounding system is what makes it easier to trust and easier to keep publishing.

Start with one URL

See the plan before you commit to the work.

Connect your site, review the strategy with the agent, and decide what to generate. You stay in control from the first topic to the final publish date.