Autopilot mode

Autopilot that
cannot publish junk.

Most “auto-blogging” tools will happily flood your site with thin pages. BloggerClinic's Autopilot publishes continuously — but every article still passes the fact-check and the distinctiveness gate first, and the database itself refuses to auto-publish what shouldn't go out unreviewed.

What a run looks like

Every article, the full pipeline.

Research finds the opportunity, Strategy picks it, Content writes it, the SEO Agent checks every claim against a source and scores distinctiveness against the live SERP and your own corpus, Internal Linking weaves it into your site — and only then does publishing happen.

In Autopilot, articles that pass every gate publish to your connected CMS. Articles that don't pass wait for you — automatically downgraded to review, never silently shipped.

BloggerClinic is working

Simulated demo
  1. Research Agent

    47 opportunities found · volumes labelled by source

  2. Strategy Agent

    Next: “AC Repair Cost in Dallas: 2026 Guide” · pillar · commercial intent

  3. Content Agent

    Waiting…

  4. SEO Agent

    Waiting…

  5. Internal Linking Agent

    Waiting…

  6. Growth Agent

    Waiting…

Approval mode shown — this run ends at your review screen. Autopilot publishes only what passes every gate.

The guardrails

Three rules the settings screen cannot override.

Health, legal, and financial sites (YMYL) can never auto-publish — not by toggle, not by support ticket: a database constraint refuses the state. The same is true for any draft whose distinctiveness could not be verified against SERP context. And Autopilot itself is off by default on every new site; approval mode is the starting point until you decide otherwise.

This is the honest version of “you set the rules”: you control frequency and strategy, and the floor under quality is not configurable.

Enforced in the database

ymyl_never_auto_publish — schema check

ungated_never_published_live — schema check

auto_publish default: false — per site, opt-in

Three ways to run it

You choose how much it does on its own.

Recommend mode

It researches. You decide.

Keeps discovering and clustering opportunities, and tells you what to create next. Nothing is written until you ask.

Explore Opportunities

Approval mode · the default

It writes. You approve.

Everything runs automatically — then each article waits on your review screen with its fact-check report and distinctiveness score. Every new site starts here.

Review Before Publishing

Autopilot mode

It runs the blog.

Finds keywords, writes, links, publishes, monitors — continuously, on your rules. And it cannot publish junk: every article passes both gates, and the database refuses to auto-publish YMYL sites or unverified drafts. Off by default, per site.

Turn On Autopilot
The BloggerClinic review screen: a draft post with factual claims highlighted inline in verdict colours, next to the evidence rail listing each claim's verdict, source, and the distinctiveness score
The actual review screen: every claim highlighted, matched to its verdict and source. Sample data, marked as such in the UI.

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