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Weelkit AI creates three kinds of output. Choose the one that fits what you will do with it.

Articles

An article is the only kind you can send to your CMS. It stays private in Weelkit until you send it. Articles have metadata, SEO, AEO and Legal checks, and fixes. They are checked when they are first created and again before you push them. See Checks and publishing and Checks before you push.

Internal documents

An internal document is for work that stays with your team. It can’t be sent to a CMS. The Library and the editor call it a Writing. Internal documents have comments, versions and sharing, like articles. They have no metadata, checks or fixes. Landing pages, product copy and newsletters are internal documents, even when they will end up on a website.

Snippets

A snippet is a short piece that appears in a box inside the chat reply. It never goes to the Library. You can edit it, copy it, and send emails and Slack messages. See Snippets.

Ask for the one you want

Say what you want, and what it is for.
  • “Write an article about…” always creates an article, whatever is open in the editor.
  • “Draft a project brief…” or “Write a memo…” creates an internal document.
  • “Write a short email to…” or “Write a caption for…” creates a snippet.
To turn one kind into another, ask the AI, for example “Turn this outline into an article.” It creates a new document and leaves the original as it was.

When the AI isn’t sure

When it isn’t clear whether you want an article or an internal document, the AI asks you before it writes. It shows a short question with options. Choose an option, or type your own under Something else, then choose Send answer. Choose Skip to let the AI continue with a sensible default. See When the AI needs something from you.

Asking for several documents

If you ask for several at once, the AI may write the first few and tell you which are left. Say continue. See Ask for several at once.