Change it, with review

From brief to pull request, written by your agent.

Your agent turns search data into briefs, writes the drafts and opens a pull request to publish. You decide at each step in Work.

Work

What Claude and site checks propose, what's being measured, and what worked.

Content plan

Topics come from your own readings. Agents write the piece. You approve the artifact, the destination and the time.

See topic candidates

Task	Type	Proposed by	Expected	Status	Updated
Heated or unheated boat storage: what each costsNeeds approval	Content	Claude	Not measured	Needs approval	Oct 21
How long it takes to winterize a boatDrafting	Content	Claude	Not written yet	Drafting	Oct 20
Shrink wrap or indoor storage in MaineIn review	Content	Claude	Not measured	In review	Oct 19
Boat storage in Yarmouth, MEReady to publish	Content	Claude	Not measured	Ready to publish	Oct 16
A winterization checklist for outboardsPublished	Content	Claude	Not measured	Published	Oct 9

Demo data. Harbor & Pine is a fictional boatyard.

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Briefs
Keyword opportunities with volume, difficulty and priority, waiting for a yes or no.
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Stages
Each piece reads Needs approval, Drafting, In review, Ready to publish or Published.
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Your agent writes
Sitearc runs no model. Your agent writes each draft from the site's brand and context.
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Review notes
Each draft keeps your agent's review notes and every round of changes you asked for.
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Preview links
You read each draft at the preview link your agent supplies.
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Schedules
Your agent can propose a time to publish. A person approves it.

Your agent works with Content through tools like these. Some only read. Others may change something or spend credits.

app.sitearc.ai/mcp8 of 130 tools

list_content_backlogReads
Lists briefs waiting on a person, with volume, difficulty and priority.
create_content_briefMay change or spend
Adds a keyword opportunity as a brief. Nothing is written until a person approves it.
start_content_draftMay change or spend
Opens a draft for an approved brief. Your agent writes it, not Sitearc.
revise_content_documentMay change or spend
Saves a new version of the draft your agent is writing.
submit_content_for_approvalMay change or spend
Puts a checked draft in front of a person to approve.
get_content_documentReads
Reads a draft with its versions, review notes and requested changes.
publish_contentMay change or spend
Publishes an approved draft as a pull request on your repo. It never goes live by itself.
list_content_publicationsReads
Lists scheduled publications, and whether each is waiting for a person.

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Your agent finds a topic in your own data and adds it as a brief.
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Approve the brief in Work. Only then does your agent start the draft.
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Your agent writes and checks the draft, then submits it with a preview link.
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Approve the draft, or ask for changes. Publishing opens a pull request on your repo.

Know the edges before you rely on it. Credits pay for outside data and heavy work, and saved data never costs any.

Sitearc doesn't show article bodies. You review through your agent's preview link.
Sitearc doesn't write drafts. Your agent does.
Publishing never puts a post live. It opens a pull request for you to merge.
A person approves each brief and each draft. No agent tool can.

0This feature spends no credits. Reading saved data is free on every plan.

One credit is $0.001. Pro includes 100,000 a month, and Free includes none. See pricing

Add every site you run, at no cost. Your agent can start the same day.