Posts
Every successful run produces a blog post — researched, written, and ready for your audience. Here's how to manage them.
Post lifecycle
Each post progresses through a series of stages as the content pipeline does its work:
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Drafting | The AI is researching and writing the post. |
| Evaluating | A quality review is checking the draft for relevance, completeness, and alignment with your brand. |
| Ready to Push | The post passed evaluation and is queued for delivery to your webhook. |
| Published | The post was successfully delivered to your blog and is live. |
| Failed | Something went wrong during generation, review, or delivery. |
| Archived | The post has been permanently archived. Archived posts are hidden from the active list and excluded from the API. Only Published or Ready to Push posts can be archived. This action cannot be undone. |
Viewing posts
The Posts page lists all posts for the current site. Each entry shows the title, status, creation date, and associated run. Click on a post to see the full content, SEO metadata (title, description, slug), and tags.
Archiving a post
If a post is no longer relevant, you can archive it. Archiving is available for posts with Published or Ready to Push status. You can archive a post from the posts list (per-row action) or from the post detail page.
Archived posts are moved to a separate Archived tab on the posts list. They are excluded from the external API and cannot be re-pushed or have new images generated. Archiving is permanent and cannot be undone. Cover images from archived posts still appear in the image gallery.
Re-pushing a post
If a post was generated successfully but delivery failed — say your webhook was temporarily down — you don't need to re-run the entire pipeline. Just click Re-Push on the post detail page to try delivering it again.
Sources
When research is enabled, Wonderblogs gathers web sources during the research step and cites them in the generated post. You can control how many sources to include, how recent they should be, and the citation style (inline links, numbered references, or a references section) in Brand Context → Research Sources.
Source data (URL and title) is stored with the post and included in the webhook payload, so your blog platform can display them however you like.
Content ownership
You own all content generated by Wonderblogs. The posts are yours to use, edit, and publish however you see fit. Keep in mind that AI-generated content should be reviewed for accuracy — we recommend checking posts before or after publication.