AI Write API
Plan AI-assisted drafts around useful briefs, source context, and editorial review.
An AI writing workflow is more than a prompt followed by an output box. Decide what the model may transform, what evidence it should use, and which parts of the result require a person to check them. Use AI for a bounded editorial task rather than treating a fluent response as a final publication.
Give the assignment a clear shape
Describe the reader’s task, the article’s purpose, the supplied references, and the required output format. Ask the model to keep missing evidence visible in separate review notes. A useful draft should make the next editorial decision easier instead of hiding uncertainty behind confident language.
Keep generation separate from release
A proposed workflow creates an outline first, drafts the approved structure, then checks coverage, factual support, and voice. The final approval belongs to a reviewer. Keep publishing credentials away from the browser and away from any component that only needs to produce text.
It answers the assigned question, uses the intended sources, distinguishes examples from facts, and has no unresolved claims disguised as final prose. Compare revision effort across real briefs rather than judging the system from one attractive demonstration.
Take the next step
For a worked editorial approach, read AI writing prompts that work like an editorial brief. Then explore Write API AI Review for the connected part of the workflow.