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Open the Write dialog
From a gap row press Write, or open the Write page and press New article. The dialog has five sections: Prompt (required), Format (required), Brand identity, Sitemap and Competitors. The dashboard offers three formats: Guide (“A long article that answers the prompt directly”), Listicle (“A numbered list that buyers can scan and cite”) and Comparison (“Compares the brand with its alternatives”). In the sitemap section the planner picks internal links from the pages of your site, and in the competitors section you choose which tracked competitors the article positions against.
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Plan the brief
Notra researches the topic against your brand context, the current gap prompts, the chosen competitors and the sitemap pages. It then writes a brief with a working title, audience, intent, sections with claims, questions to answer, internal links and an acceptance checklist. Planning books AI credits, and the brief opens for review in Draft state.
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Approve
Approving claims the brief and starts the writer. The Write page lists every brief with its state: Draft, Queued, Writing, Done or Failed, and while it runs the page shows Writing the article.
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Open the draft in Content
When the run completes, the brief links to a post that opens in Content as a blog post draft, which you edit and publish like any other post. You can approve a failed brief again.
Billing
Planning a brief reserves AI credits and doesn’t count toward a plan quota. Notra bills the approved writer run as a long-form post, drawing from the plan’s long-form post quota first and falling back to AI credits once the quota is used up. Both steps fail when neither is available. See Billing.Plan a content brief
Full request and response schema.
Blog posts
What happens to the draft once it lands in Content.