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Generate the finished article—sources, structure, links and production context included.
SEOForge drafts from an approved brief and source map, preserves claim-level support, matches your brand rules and prepares the article in the format your real website expects.
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Draft artifact · oauth-vs-api-keys.mdx
OAuth vs API keys: choosing an access model
Direct answer
Use OAuth when a user delegates access; use scoped keys for bounded machine-to-machine jobs.
6 verified sources · 4 internal links · FAQ schema · 1 decision diagram
Status: editorial review required
Approved input
Drafting starts after the editorial decision is clear.
- Audience: engineering leads selecting an authentication model
- Intent: compare tradeoffs and choose an implementation path
- Required claims: delegation, rotation, scopes and revocation
- Approved sources: standards, provider documentation and internal product docs
- Conversion purpose: continue to implementation documentation
- Excluded claims: “most secure,” unsupported benchmarks and rank promises
Finished output
A complete, website-ready article package.
- Answer-first introduction and scannable decision criteria
- Source-linked factual claims and explicit uncertainty
- Original examples instead of competitor paraphrases
- Contextual internal links with natural anchor copy
- Metadata, structured-data fields and accessibility notes
- MDX, CMS blocks or repository-native content plus preview
Draft workflow
Generation is one stage inside a governed pipeline.
- 01
Lock the approved brief, source set and prohibited claims
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
- 02
Retrieve only relevant site voice and product context
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
- 03
Draft the answer architecture before expanding sections
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
- 04
Attach support to factual claims and flag unresolved evidence
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
- 05
Add internal links, conversion path and article-native media slots
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
- 06
Run editorial review, production validation and human approval
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Brand rules
Voice, audience, terminology and prohibited claims remain attached to the draft.
Site context
Internal links and conversion paths serve the existing information architecture.
Production file
Review the actual MDX, CMS blocks, metadata and preview—not a text export.
Human review
Editors can change the article without surrendering control.
A reviewer sees sources, flagged claims, content diff, link targets, media and preview. Approval applies to this proposal only; revisions return it to review.
Capacity and measurement
Article and model usage is bounded by the paid plan. Published work is annotated and measured for qualified visibility, engagement and conversions; SEOForge never represents a draft as a customer result.
Questions
Know the boundary before connecting production.
Does the agent browse and cite sources?+
It builds an approved source map and keeps support attached to factual claims for editorial verification.
Can it write in our voice?+
Brand rules and approved examples guide the draft, while a human editor confirms the result.
Will it rewrite competitor articles?+
No. Competitors can inform market context, but the article must have original structure, examples and purpose.
What exactly gets approved?+
The article, sources, media, metadata, internal links, production diff and preview.
Does article generation guarantee organic traffic?+
No. SEOForge prepares and measures strong work, but cannot guarantee search-engine distribution.
Paid deployment · human authority
Produce articles that are ready for editorial and production review.
Choose a paid plan to connect approved briefs with your website-native content pipeline.