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AI SEO writing: one page from your plan in, one sourced article out.

Articles that sound like you and prove every number. Each page of your plan comes back written in your site's voice, every figure traced to its source.

One brief per page or articleNeeds the plan in the folder.
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claude ~/seomantik/yourdomain.com
›Build the next 3 pages
·Wave 2, action 7. 1 brief released. Reading everything the plan knows about this page
·Written in your site's voice. 9 claims, each with its source.
✓Wrote sourdough-starter.final.md
✓Wrote sourdough-starter.sources.json
·1 of 3 done. Opens on a one-sentence answer, every claim sourced. Continuing.
What it does, in order

How the AI SEO writing tool works: five steps per page.

0Assembles

Releases one brief on the subscription and gathers everything the plan knows about that page: the questions the page answers, your site's voice, the sources on hand, what people search, and the pages it should link to.

→ 1 brief released · the brief written
1Writes with every claim sourced

It only claims what your own published pages support. Every figure carries its source. Where there is no evidence, it says less and notes why. Internal links go only to pages that exist today, and the page must link to its own cluster page and siblings.

→ Every claim traced
2Writes the way your site reads

Sentence length, paragraph rhythm, first person if the site uses it, your site's own punctuation, without the tics that read as machine-written.

→ Reads like the rest of your site
3Checks the draft

Every sourced claim traced. No competitor named where you said not to. No broken links. Nothing that repeats what earlier articles on your site already said.

→ Four checks, all passing
4Publishes two files

The article and the audit trail mapping every sourced claim to its origin. The readable brief and a notes file sit beside them. Then it reports, and moves to the next action.

→ .final.md · .sources.json · brief · notes
Brief · wave 2, action 71 brief released
.brief.mdFrom the plan
pageHow do I know my sourdough starter is ready?
owns4 questions: ready signs · float test · timing · smell
voiceread from 41 of your pages · first person · short paragraphs
evidence9 sources on hand · 1 claim has none
must linkhub · starters, and 2 siblings
policyno competitors named, as you asked
Everything the plan knows about this page, in one place.→ what the writer works from
Editor · sourdough-starter.final.mdEvery figure carries its source
1# How do I know my starter is ready?
3A starter is ready when it smells pleasantly sour or yeasty, is full of bubbles, and doubles within 4 to 8 hours of a feed.1
5I test mine with a spoonful in water. If it floats, the gas is there.
6A ripe starter smells sour and yeasty, not like acetone.2
8Flour matters: at 12.5% protein the rise is steadier.3
9Most home bakers under-feed. no source, removed
SourcesEvery number in the text points to a source below.
1your published starter recipeyourdomain.com/sourdough-starter-recipe
2a university extensionfood science note
3a flour millspec sheet, p.2
Links placed: the starters hub and two sibling pages. All exist today.
Diff · generic draft → your registerRead from 41 of your pages
@@ humanize @@−3 +3
A starter is ready when it doubles within four to six hours.
-It is important to note that, in order to verify readiness, bakers may wish to utilise the so-called float test.
+I test mine with a spoonful in water. If it floats, the gas is there.
-Furthermore, aroma serves as a key indicator: a ripe starter should exhibit a sour, yeasty profile.
+A ripe starter smells sour and yeasty, not like acetone.
-In conclusion, patience is paramount, and results will vary.
+Give it a week. Mine took nine days.
Sentence lengthlong → shortFirst personon, like your siteMachine-sounding phrasingwithin range
Check · before publish4 of 4 passing
00:00.0·checking sourdough-starter.final.md against 2 earlier articles
00:00.4✓sourced claims traced to origin9 / 9
00:00.9✓competitor named where you said not to0 found
00:01.2✓internal links resolve to pages that exist today3 / 3 live
00:02.8✓repeats anything from an earlier article0 found
all checks passed → publishif a check fails, the draft goes back for a rewrite
Publish · pages/Four files, side by side
pages/
hydration-guide/4 files · wave 2, action 6
sourdough-starter/just published
.final.mdsourced
.sources.json9 claims → origins
.brief.mdthe brief it worked from
.notes.mdkept · dropped · why
beginner-loaf/next · action 8
1 of 3 done, reported. Action 8 starts aware of this one.2 briefs left
What lands on your disk

Per page: the SEO article and its sources.

It works from the plan already on your disk, page by page, at no extra data cost. You publish in your own CMS; it never touches your site.

sourdough-starter.final.md9 sourced claims
How do I know my sourdough starter is ready?A starter is ready when it smells pleasantly sour or yeasty, is full of bubbles, and doubles within 4 to 8 hours of a feed. [1]
[2] A ripe starter smells sour and yeasty, not like acetone.
.final.mdThe articleOpens on a one-sentence direct answer. Every figure carries its source marker. Links only to pages that exist today, including its own cluster page and siblings.
sourdough-starter.sources.json9 claims
{ "claim": "doubles within 4 to 8 hours of a feed","source": "yourdomain.com/sourdough-starter-recipe" },{ "claim": "7 to 10 days at 70 to 78°F","source": "your page: sourdough-starter-recipe" },… 7 more
.sources.jsonThe audit trailEvery sourced claim mapped to its origin, ready to hand to a client, an editor, or your future self.
sourdough-starter.notes.mdkept · dropped · why
Kept. 9 claims, all traced. First person, matching the site.Left unsourced. "Most home bakers under-feed": no source found, so the line came out.Competitors. You asked for none, so none are named.brief.md beside itAware of 2 earlier articles
.brief.md · notes.mdThe brief and the notesThe brief the writer worked from, and what it kept, what it left unsourced, and why.
Pricing · planner and writer

Pricing: one brief, one page or article. Pick how many a month.

The topical map generator and the writer are one subscription, from $29 incl. tax. Briefs pool across your sites and reset every 30 days; links, redirects, merges and reviews are always free.

Solo1 site5 briefs$29 /mo
Studio5 sites30 briefs$99 /mo
Pro20 sites140 briefs$199 /mo
Incl. tax · yearly is twelve months for the price of ten
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