> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.get-ryze.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Programmatic Articles > Long-tail articles written and published for you — how topics are planned into pools, turned into full drafts, and pushed live to your store or CMS. Programmatic articles are the core of Ryze's on-page engine: long-tail landing pages, planned from your data, written in full, and published to your CMS. Each one targets a real keyword and points readers toward the pages you want to rank. Find them under **Programmatic** in the SEO sidebar. The Programmatic page with All, Planned, Drafted, and Published tabs ## The two pools Topics are planned into two pools so coverage is both focused and wide: * **Pool A — priority-anchored.** Topics built around your priority keywords and the products that matter most, to drive traffic and links to your key pages. * **Pool B — open.** Topics that expand into adjacent demand — mined from your Search Console impressions, competitor gaps, and AI brainstorming across your wider catalog. Each planned topic carries a real keyword, search volume, and difficulty — nothing invented. ## Article statuses You'll see articles move through states, available as tabs: | Status | Meaning | | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Planned** | Topic is planned and ready to generate. | | **Drafted** | The full article body has been written and is ready to publish. | | **Published** | Live on your store or CMS. | | **Failed** | Generation or publishing hit an error — you can retry. | ## Generate an article On a **Planned** article, click **Generate**. Ryze writes the full piece: * **Body** — a complete article (500+ words). * **Meta title** and **meta description** — for search snippets. * **Featured image** — selected automatically and uploaded. A planned article with the Generate button It runs in the background — the draft is ready in a few minutes, and the article moves to **Drafted**. ## Review and edit a draft Before publishing, click **Edit** to refine anything. The **Edit draft** dialog lets you change: * **Title** and **slug** * **Meta title** and **meta description** * **Body** (Markdown — the same content that gets published) * **Scheduled date** * **Featured image** (replace or remove) The Edit draft dialog You can edit an article in any state except **Published** — once it's live, edits happen on your CMS. You can also **delete** any article that isn't published yet, with a confirmation step. ## Scheduling Every article is planned with a **publish date**. Ryze spreads new articles out automatically — around five a day — so your content rolls out at a steady pace instead of landing all at once. You control the timing from the **Edit draft** dialog: * **Move a date.** Change the **Scheduled date** to publish an article sooner or later. * **Stack a day.** Point several articles at the same date for a bigger drop — the daily publisher sends everything that's due, not a fixed five. When **auto-publish** is on, each day Ryze publishes every article whose date has arrived — today or earlier — and lets future-dated ones wait their turn. With auto-publish off, you publish each due draft yourself with **Publish now**. ### Content calendar Click **Calendar view** on the Programmatic page to see the whole plan laid out by day, color-coded by type. It's the fastest way to spot empty days or pile-ups and rebalance dates by editing an article's scheduled date. The content calendar with articles laid out by scheduled day The same calendar covers your off-page mentions — open it with **Calendar view** on the Mentions page too. ## Publish On a **Drafted** article, click **Publish now**. Ryze pushes it to your connected store or CMS and, once live, pings Google to index the new URL. The article moves to **Published** with a link to the live page. A drafted article with the Publish now button ### Where it publishes Supported targets: | Platform | How it connects | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | **Shopify** | OAuth + custom app credentials | | **WordPress** | Site URL + API token | | **Framer** | OAuth + a mapped CMS collection | | **Wix** | OAuth + site | | **Webflow** | Site token + a CMS collection | | **Ghost** | Admin API key | | **GitHub** | GitHub App — publishes article files to a repo | | **Ryze Hosting** | A blog hosted by Ryze on your domain | What gets pushed: the article HTML, meta title and description, slug, excerpt, and the featured image. Connect a CMS under your [integrations](/integrations/overview) first — without one, there's nowhere to publish. ### Choose the publish target With several CMS connected, pick which one receives your articles in **Content settings** on the Programmatic page: Content settings with the Publish to selector and the Override blog URL field * **Publish to** — the connected CMS that receives generated articles. With a single CMS connected, it's used automatically. * **Override blog URL (optional)** — for headless setups (like GitHub) where articles live at a different public address than the CMS itself. Set it and Ryze uses that address for live links, indexing pings, and liveness checks. ### Manual vs automatic * **Manual** — you click **Publish now** on each draft. * **Automatic** — when auto-publish is on, Ryze publishes drafts on schedule (by their assigned date), at a steady daily pace rather than all at once. Set or change a draft's date in the edit dialog. If a publish fails, the article is marked Failed with the error. Ryze retries up to a few times before skipping; you can also re-publish manually. ## Related Technical and GEO fixes shipped by the agent. Connect a store or CMS to publish to.