Working with Content: From Raw Material to Finished Post
How the AI reworks materials, what platform versions are, image generation and stylization, the media library, and moving content between projects.
How the AI reworks materials, what platform versions are, image generation and stylization, the media library, and moving content between projects.
An accepted material travels this path: AI rework β full text β platform versions β media β publication. Let's walk through each stage.
After the rework, the material gets a full text β a unique article written by the AI in your project's style. The key principle: the system reworks, it doesn't compress. The full text keeps the volume and substance of the original; any shortening happens only at the next step, when adapting for a specific platform. The full text is the foundation for everything else: platform posts, the video script, the voiceover.
You can edit the text by hand at any time, or ask the AI to rewrite it from scratch.
A separate version is created for each connected platform (1 token per platform):
Each version can be edited independently β changes don't touch the full text or the other platforms.
AI analysis (1 token) evaluates a material: quality, reach potential, notes. The dashboard features the Advisor β it suggests next steps for the project and can generate ideas for new materials (2 tokens).
A material can be moved or copied to another project: the copy arrives as a draft with its own copies of images and videos and no publication history β handy when one story fits two channels.
Our blog is assembled exactly this way: materials are prepared and illustrated in Telematic, then published to the site. Channels like "Memology" and "Joystick Online" run their feeds through the same chain β source β rework β platform version β scheduled publication.
Next: "Publishing and the Calendar" β how all of this reaches your channels.