Build content briefs and drafts

A content brief combines a stored or newly fetched result page with bounded public-page evidence for one keyword. It shows the dated corpus, drops unsupported outline claims, and lets you compare an editable draft with the same saved evidence without publishing it.

Before you start

• An added site and either an Agency base allowance or an eligible Pro brief pack.
• One focused keyword whose current search evidence is useful to study.

Follow these steps

1. 1

   Open Briefs

   Choose a site, open Content, and select Briefs. The list preserves completed, partial, empty, and failed states instead of hiding an abstention.

2. 2

   Preview the unit

   Enter one keyword and request the preview. It shows whether the result page is stored or will be fetched, the bounded scrape count, and the base or pack unit that would be used.

3. 3

   Confirm and wait

   Confirm only after the preview fits the allowance. The job collects the supported evidence, calculates deterministic corpus statistics, and asks the AI stage only for claims it can cite.

4. 4

   Inspect the brief

   Review scrape dates, source documents, word and heading statistics, entities, outline nodes, questions, secondary terms, and any abstention or cost-ceiling notice.

5. 5

   Edit and rescore

   Open the editor, write or paste your draft, and rescore it against the saved corpus. Keep the score as guidance and publish only through your own content workflow.

What you get

• A dated, inspectable corpus rather than an unexplained model opinion.
• A cited outline and question set that can abstain when evidence is weak.
• An editable draft history with deterministic comparison scores.

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