DaylytixThe Content Writer researches a topic, writes the article, keeps it in your drafts and publishes it to WordPress. It can also rewrite existing WordPress posts and write several articles in a row.
Choosing the AI model
Pick the model in the AI Model menu: Claude (Anthropic) or Gemini (the model chosen in your settings). You need a saved key for the one you pick - see Setting up your AI key. Claude writes the strongest long articles and can also search the web for primary sources while it writes.
The tabs
| Tab | What it does |
|---|---|
| New Article | Research and write a new article from a topic. |
| Update Post | Pick a post from a connected WordPress site and have it rewritten. |
| Bulk Generate | Write several articles from a list of topics. |
| Drafts | Every article you saved, to open, export as Markdown or HTML, or publish. |
| WP Sites | Connect your WordPress sites. |
Choose the language (English or Bulgarian) at the top.
The research-driven writer
For an English article, tick Research-driven writer (on by default). Before it writes, it collects a research pack you can see:
- the live Google results for the topic and their People Also Ask questions;
- what ChatGPT and Google AI Mode search and cite for it - the real query fan-out;
- the top competitor pages, read in full;
- your own pages from your latest audit, so internal links point only to pages that exist, and your project memory, when you enter Your site.
The research runs on your DataForSEO account, about one or two cents per article. Then it writes to a detailed editorial method: it answers what people actually ask, adds a section of practical experience, and avoids filler and invented facts.
Tick SERP & Entity Brief first, write after I review it to get the brief before the article. Edit it if you want, then click Write the article from this brief: the same research is reused, so it is not paid twice.
Bulgarian articles use the classic writer below.
Writing a new article
- Enter the Main Topic / Target Keyword. Optionally add Focus Keywords (comma-separated), the Target Audience, your site and links that must appear.
- Pick the length, or leave Auto - as long as the topic needs.
- Click Generate Draft. The text appears as it is written.
- Paste internal links (or fetch them from your WordPress site) and click Refine + Add Internal Links if you want another pass.
- Check the SEO title, meta description and slug, and click Save draft.
- Save to WordPress as a draft or publish it.
Coming from a Content Brief? Send to Content Writer fills in the keyword and focus keywords for you. From AI Chat, Write this article in Content Writer fills in the brief from your conversation and starts writing.
Updating an existing post
In Update Post, search the posts of a connected WordPress site, open one, add your instructions (for example “add a section about pricing”), and click Rewrite with AI. Review the result and save it back to WordPress.
Which posts to update? On the Pro and Agency plans, the content decay report lists pages that are losing clicks compared with your earlier audits - good candidates for a rewrite.
Bulk generation
In Bulk Generate, enter one topic per line. Optionally tick Refine each before saving (slower) and Auto-save all as drafts to WordPress, then click Start Bulk Generation. You can stop at any time.
Connecting WordPress
In WP Sites, click Add New Site and enter the site name, URL, your WordPress username and an Application Password. Create the Application Password in WordPress under Users → Your Profile → Application Passwords; it is separate from your login password and can be revoked there at any time.
Before you publish
- Read the whole article and check every fact, number and link.
- Add what only you know: your own data, examples and experience.
- Keep AI-written drafts as drafts until a person has edited them. Google’s spam policies count mass-produced pages that add no value as scaled content abuse, however they were made.