Atlas is your writing assistant inside the editor. Ask for changes in plain language, and it edits the article for you — grounded in your brand and applied instantly.
To edit an article, tell Atlas what you want in the chat panel — "shorten the intro," "add a FAQ," "make it sound more like us" — and it rewrites the article and re-scores it automatically, with no manual save needed.
🤖 Meet Atlas
Every article opens in the editor with Atlas docked on the left. Atlas is an agent: you describe the change you want, and it does the editing for you — rewriting sections, adjusting tone, adding images, fixing SEO issues, and more. You stay in control by asking, reviewing, and asking again.
💬 Asking Atlas to make a change
- Type what you want — In the Atlas panel, describe the change in your own words — for example, "add a short conclusion with a call to action," or "rewrite the second section to focus on cost savings."
- Atlas makes the edit — Atlas updates the article directly. The change appears in the editor and the quality score refreshes on its own.
- Review and keep going — Read the result. If it's not quite right, ask again — "make it shorter," "undo that," or "try a friendlier tone."
No save button needed. Atlas applies edits directly to your article and refreshes the editor for you. Your work is kept as you go.
🛠️ What Atlas can do
Beyond free-form requests, Atlas can perform specific edits on demand:
- Rewrite or replace a section, or a specific sentence or phrase
- Add or replace images, including the hero image
- Insert internal links to your other pages
- Add a FAQ, conclusion, key takeaways, a list, or a table
- Update the meta title, meta description, or target keywords
- Change the article's language
- Revert to an earlier version
✨ Refiners: one-click improvements
The Refiners button sits in the editor's keyword bar. Refiners are ready-made improvements — click Apply on one and Atlas carries it out for you. Use them when you know the kind of polish you want but don't want to type a prompt.
| Refiner | What it does |
|---|---|
| Generate Hero Image | Creates an on-brand hero image based on your title and topic. |
| Generate FAQ | Adds a set of relevant, search-friendly questions and answers. |
| Generate Conclusion | Writes a short closing section with a soft call to action. |
| Takeaways | Adds a "Key Takeaways" summary block near the top. |
| Humanize | Rewrites the article to sound more natural and on-brand, keeping your links intact. |
| Generate List | Turns relevant content into a clean list (asks you first). |
| Generate Table | Turns comparable information into a table (asks you first). |
📊 Article Insights and scoring
Open the Article Insights panel to see your article's overall SEO score and a breakdown across dimensions like content hierarchy, factuality, authority, and accuracy. The Needs attention list shows specific issues, each with a Fix action that hands the task to Atlas. Made manual edits? Click Re-score article to refresh the score. The panel also has Topics, Structure, and Competitors tabs for deeper analysis.
🔎 Query Fan-out
The Query Fan-out view maps your target keywords into the related questions and sub-topics searchers explore around them — grouped by the four search intents (informational, commercial, transactional, and navigational) and enriched with live keyword data — so you can spot angles your article should cover. Open it from the keyword bar next to Refiners. It's available for Content Genius articles that have at least one target keyword.
🏷️ Keeping your meta title SEO-friendly
You can edit your meta title and description from the Metadata panel in the editor's top bar. When Content Genius generates or edits your metadata, it keeps the meta title around 60 characters — the length search engines typically show in results — so your titles stay readable in search. The meta description is kept to about 160 characters. The panel shows a live character counter and a Google-style preview.
Aim for ~60 characters in your meta title. If you write your own, keep it concise so search engines don't cut it off in results. Content Genius automatically keeps generated titles in this range.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to save my edits?
No — you don't need to save. When Atlas edits your article, the changes are applied directly and the editor refreshes on its own.
Will Atlas make up facts?
Atlas is designed not to. It grounds new content in your Brand Vault and verified sources, and flags specifics like prices, percentages, phone numbers, and URLs that it can't confirm — so your article stays accurate.
What if an edit removes too much of my article?
Atlas guards against large, unintended deletions. If an edit would drop a big portion of a substantial article, it holds back and asks you to confirm before proceeding.
Can I undo a change?
Yes. Ask Atlas to revert to an earlier version, or ask it to undo the last change.
Why don't I see the Refiners button?
Refiners appear on editable Content Genius articles. They are not shown on publicly shared read-only pages, and they are not available on GoHighLevel (GHL) accounts.
Next steps & related: Generating an Article · Using Brand Vault with Content Genius · Choosing a Language & Page Type