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How to do things in elessar, in the order you will meet them.
Getting started
- Your first article, start to finish
From a few links to an approved article you can publish, in about ten minutes.
- Choosing the kind of piece
Article, guide, listicle, comparison, explainer or news roundup, and when each one fits.
- Reviewing the plan before the writing starts
Pause each run after the topic is settled, read the angle and the sources, and only then let it write.
Your website
- Your blog at /b/<handle>
Publish approved articles to a blog elessar hosts for you, with nothing to install.
- Connecting WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Sanity, Ghost or GitHub
Connect the system your site runs on, and Publish sends approved articles straight into it.
- For developers: the content API and the MCP
Read a brand's published articles, sources and citations from your own code or your coding agent.
Improving an article
- Rewrite with notes
Say what should change and the article is written again from the same sources, for 25 credits.
- Fix this paragraph, and editing by hand
Rewrite one section from a note for 5 credits, or change the words yourself, without touching the rest.
- Approving, exporting and versions
What approval checks, what it unlocks, how to download an article, and what the version history records.
Sources and citations
- Links, projects and what the writer reads
A project is a set of sources on one subject, and articles are written only from what is inside it.
- Why every claim cites a source, and what to do when a run stops
Every factual claim is checked word for word against a passage in your sources, and a run that cannot pass that check stops rather than guessing.
Team, social and plan
- Your team, and updates in Telegram or Slack
Invite colleagues with a role, work across clients, and get a message in chat when an article is ready.
- Credits, plans and the content plan
What each action costs, what each plan includes, when credits come back, and how the content plan writes on a schedule.