An AI writer with a score that stops the weak drafts
Anyone can generate a thousand words. The question is what stops the bad ones reaching your site, because Google counts a thin page against the whole domain. Here it is a score, and the line is 70.
Written from what is ranking, not from thin air
The draft is written against the brief and the stored search results behind it: what the winning pages cover, what they miss, and what the searcher was actually asking. That is the difference between an article about a keyword and an article that answers it.
Scored before it can reach your site
Every draft is scored 0 to 100 against the brief it came from. 70 or better may publish itself on the schedule. Anything below is held as a draft with the reasons listed, so the fix is a decision rather than a rewrite from scratch.
- The cheapest place to catch a bad page is before it is published
- The score and its reasons stay with the article, so you can see why it passed
- You can edit anything before or after it goes out, with tables, links and revision notes in the editor
It is not finished when it is published
A published article is a hypothesis. Aeoly watches what it does in search, and anything that has not climbed after 28 days comes back as a rewrite with the same brief, so the second attempt starts from what was learned rather than from nothing.
Questions
- Will Google penalise AI-written articles?
- Google's guidance is about quality, not about how the text was produced. That is the reason for the score: it is a filter against publishing pages that are thin, duplicated or off-intent, which is what actually gets penalised.
- Can I review everything before it goes live?
- Yes. Autopilot is a switch. With it off, nothing publishes without you pressing publish.
The rest of the loop
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