Content View
Article detail page with generation progress, scores, and publishing
The Content View page is where you review individual articles, watch generation progress, access SEO scores, and prepare content for publishing. Every article in Wyrote has its own detail page.
Accessing an Article
Open any article from:
- The Content Library — Click "View" in the row actions
- The Dashboard calendar — Click any article card
- The Calendar page — Click any scheduled item
- After approving an article — You're redirected here automatically
Generation Progress
When an article is being generated, the Content View shows a live progress tracker:
Step Tracker
A visual indicator showing the current stage:
- Research
- Outline
- Writing (shows "Section 3 of 8" etc.)
- Enrichment
- AI Pattern Detection
- Targeted Rewrite
- Fact-Checking
- Editing
The current stage is highlighted, and completed stages show a checkmark.
Progressive Content Display
As sections are written, they appear on the page in real-time. You don't have to wait for the entire article to finish to start reading.
Error Handling
If the pipeline fails at any stage:
- The failed stage is highlighted in red.
- An error message describes what went wrong.
- You can retry generation from the article's action menu.
Note: Progress is polled every 2 seconds, so updates appear almost in real-time.
Article Tab
Once generation is complete, the Article tab shows:
- Featured Image — The hero image at the top of the article
- Full Article — The rendered HTML content with all sections, headings, images, and links
Featured Image Options
- Regenerate Image — Create a new featured image. You can provide a custom prompt (up to 500 characters) to guide the generation.
- Upload Image — Upload your own image instead of using AI-generated ones.
Tip: After generation, the hero image may still be processing. The page automatically polls for it and displays it once ready.
Research Tab
Switch to the Research tab to see the data that informed the article:
- Top Competitors — Pages ranking for the target keyword
- People Also Ask — Common questions related to the keyword
- Related Searches — Additional search queries
- Research Data — The full research material used during generation
This is useful for understanding the competitive context and verifying the article covers relevant topics.
Metadata Panel (Right Sidebar)
The sidebar displays key article properties:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | The article headline |
| Meta Description | The SEO meta description |
| URL Slug | The URL path (editable) |
| Primary Keyword | The main target keyword |
| Secondary Keywords | Additional keywords targeted |
| Cluster | The topic cluster this article belongs to |
| Offering | Which offering this article is for |
| Scheduled Date | The planned publish date (adjustable via date picker) |
| Status | Current article status |
Content Scores
Wyrote generates quality scores for each article (loaded separately after generation):
| Score | What It Measures |
|---|---|
| SEO Score | On-page SEO optimization quality |
| E-E-A-T Score | Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness |
| Humanization Score | How natural and human-like the writing is |
| Word Count | Total word count |
| Keyword Density | How frequently the primary keyword appears |
Article Actions
Generate
For articles in idea status, click Generate to start the content pipeline.
Edit
Opens the article in the Content Editor for rich text editing.
Copy & Download
| Action | Format |
|---|---|
| Copy Markdown | Copies the article as markdown to your clipboard |
| Copy HTML | Copies the rendered HTML to your clipboard |
| Download Markdown | Downloads as a .md file |
| Download HTML | Downloads as an .html file |
Copy JSON-LD
Copies the structured data schema (Article/BlogPosting format) to your clipboard. This is ready to paste into your website's HTML for rich search results.
The JSON-LD includes:
- Article title and description
- Author information
- Publisher details
- Date published
- Featured image URL
- Article body
Tip: JSON-LD uses the author and publisher info from your General Settings. Make sure those are configured.
Publish
Clicking Publish marks the article as published:
- The status changes to published.
- If you have a webhook configured, a POST request is sent to your webhook URL with the full article data.
- The article's publish date is recorded.
Next Steps
- Content Editor — Edit the article before publishing
- Content Library — Return to browse all content
- Integrations — Set up webhooks for automated publishing
- General Settings — Configure JSON-LD author and publisher info