Editor

The article editor is a Notion-style block editor with slash commands.

Editing prose

• Hit / to open the slash menu: heading, paragraph, list, quote, code, image.
• Select text → bold (Cmd/Ctrl + B), italic, link, inline code.
• Drag a block by its handle to reorder. Backspace at the start of a block converts it.

We save your changes when you click Save draft in the right sidebar. There's no autosave on every keystroke — too risky if you're undoing things.

What you can edit

• Body — the article prose.
• Meta title (target 50–65 characters) and meta description (140–160 characters). Counters in the sidebar show you the limits.
• Schedule — pick a future date and time. Status moves to Scheduled and we handle the rest.

What you can't edit (yet)

• Cover image — replaceable in a future release. For now, the generated one stands.
• Structured data — built automatically from your title, slug, FAQ, and image. Custom fields aren't editable today.
• FAQ — inline edits ship soon. The block is read-only in the editor for now.

Publishing

Three ways:

• Schedule — pick a date/time and walk away.
• Publish now — pushes immediately.
• Unschedule — removes a scheduled article from the calendar (back to Ready).

All three are protected against double-publishing — even rapid clicks publish exactly once.

What gets pushed

The body is rendered in the right format for each CMS automatically:

• Native blocks for WordPress
• Portable Text for Sanity
• Clean HTML for Framer

You don't pick the format — the connector does. Structured data travels alongside so each platform places it correctly.