So much goes into SEO for an article that has little to do with the text created. And SEO is different depending on the type of site the article is going on. This would lead to many people completely misunderstanding and complaining when their page isn't getting ranked. If anything, I would think that the best you can do is to create a "humanization" module. Although, I find I have little problems getting AI generated content to index and rank. But the majority of that is from the research and work I do for the context ahead of generating an article. Unfortunately, most people are looking for the easy button and not do anything more than type a simple statement expect $$ to fill up their bank account. I personally would rather see you complete all that you have on your todo list and perhaps use AI to generate how to videos of using the tool and creating useful context to be used. It seems these seem to be the bigger issues for most people because they are afraid to test, test, test and test some more.

Sorry to take so long to respond but wanted to think this one over. I currently create almost exclusively non-fiction. But I do highly value the ability to create a story around real world lessons. Not sure if that is truly fiction but may require the same functionality to create.

So many of my groups have moved to Skool. Good to protect yourself and our ability to keep connected to you in case Meta burps again.

Sounds like a great way to reuse context sections for a particular topic and construct instructions.