Smily AI. The writer that sits in your editor, reads the
score, and fixes the page.
Smily is in pre alpha. It works, the app labels it as such, and this page does too. Attachments are not in yet.
Get startedWhat Smily can do
Nine actions, declared in one list the editor and the generation pipeline both read. Every one of them runs against your article, your competitors and your own pages.
Create outline
An H2 and H3 outline built from the target keyword and what is already ranking for it.
Generate brief
A brief assembled from the observations about the page and what the Knowledge Layer holds on the topic.
Analyze competitors
The gap between you and the pages that hold the positions and the citations.
Rewrite section
One section at a time, edited rather than regenerated, so the rest of the article stays as you wrote it.
Run Auto-Optimize
The same pipeline across a whole article, with the before and after score kept for every run.
Generate FAQ
An FAQ block covering the questions the answer engines ask that your page does not yet answer.
Cluster entities
The entities a page should cover, grouped, so coverage is judged as a set.
Suggest internal links
Links proposed from your own pages, not invented ones.
Publish to WordPress
Smily proposes the publish through the plugin. You confirm it. Nothing goes live on its own.
In the editor, not in another tab
Smily sits beside the draft, which is the only place where knowing the score and knowing the sentence are the same thing.
Outline first, draft second
"Write with Smily AI" gives you the outline to review before a single paragraph is written, so a wrong angle costs you a minute rather than an article.
It works on your selection
Select a paragraph and ask about that paragraph. Smily reads what you highlighted rather than guessing from the whole document.
Conversations are kept
Threads stay with the article, so the reasoning behind a rewrite is still there next week.
It can see the score
The same per-slot breakdown the Content Score panel shows: which terms are short, which headings are missing, what the competitor-derived targets are.
Write the next one with Smily.
Add a site, open a draft, and ask it why the page scores what it scores.
