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Content engine for WordPress networks

Refreshes what slips. Writes what's missing. Proves every change.

FOXQUILL reads your whole WordPress network and its Search Console data, refreshes the posts losing ground, and writes new ones built to rank in Google and get cited by AI, each in its blog's locked voice. You set how much it runs on its own.

Suggest mode by default. Autonomy is earned per blog. Every write is a reversible revision.

Writing in your voice
Works withWordPressGoogle Search ConsoleBing WebmasterIndexNow
articles shipped, avg editorial score 9.2
82
topics screened from real search demand
1,812
dead pages retired safely, zero deleted blind
297
AI platform mentions tracked
32

Counted from the running system. Updated July 2026.

Two engines

What FOXQUILL does

01 · Priority

Refresh Engine

Most blogs lose traffic because old posts go stale, not because they lack new ones. The Refresh Engine scores your existing posts from Search Console signal, finds the ones a small fix would lift, and rewrites them. Pages that already have age, links, and ranking history win faster and at less risk.

02 · Compounding

New Articles Engine

Topics are mined from demand you already registered on Google and Bing, checked against your existing pages so you never compete with yourself, and written from verified sources. Accept one, or schedule a month of them and approve the drafts.

The workspace

Your whole network, one queue

Every blog, opportunity, and draft in one place. Work the queue top down, approve what is ready, and track the lift. Each user sees only their own blogs.

app.foxquill.com/dashboard

Dashboard

FV

Blogs

12

Open opportunities

38

Pending review

5

Top opportunities

  • Striking distanceWhy is my sourdough crumb dense?
    184
  • Low CTRBest stand mixer for bread
    156
  • DecaySourdough starter not rising
    132

Clicks · 28 days

+18%

The pipeline

From stale post to measured win

One loop, end to end. Data in, diagnosis, a draft that survives the quality gate, your approval, and a measured result two weeks later. Nothing ships on vibes.

  1. Read the network

    Every post from every WordPress blog, synced and embedded into a content index the whole engine shares.

  2. Pull the signal

    Up to 16 months of Search Console history plus Bing Webmaster data per URL, refreshed twice a day. Bing matters: its index feeds ChatGPT and Copilot.

  3. Find the money pages

    Striking distance, weak titles, decay, query gaps, two pages fighting over one search. Scored from your numbers, not scraped guesses.

  4. Diagnose in plain words

    Each page gets a diagnosis that cites its own data, sorted into one clear action: quick win, full rewrite, consolidate, or retire safely.

  5. Research real facts

    Live sources, verified claims. Every number must appear in its source, attached to the exact thing it describes. No invented statistics, ever.

  6. Write in the locked voice

    Answer-first structure, question headings, FAQ, clean schema, and internal links both ways, in a brand voice that never drifts.

  7. Survive the quality gate

    Deterministic linters first, then AI judges for voice, coverage, and fact attribution. Weak drafts regenerate until clean or get flagged for you.

  8. Publish reversibly, measure

    Every write lands as a WordPress revision you can roll back in one click. Two weeks later the result is measured; losses requeue automatically.

The closed loop

Publishing is the halfway point

Most tools stop at the draft. FOXQUILL keeps watching every page it touched: it measures the result against a pre-change baseline, turns the editor's critique into lessons the writer applies next time, requeues what lost ground, and resubmits what never got indexed. Higher autonomy is earned with measured wins, never assumed.

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    Approved drafts go out on their own slots, spread over days - never a dump of five posts at once.

  • 3 pages gained search clicks since the rewrite

    Every change is compared with its own pre-change baseline once search has had two weeks to react.

  • Voice lesson: “lead with a keep-or-skip verdict”

    The editor's critique is distilled into a lesson this blog's writer applies from the first sentence next time.

  • 2 pages lost ground - requeued automatically

    Losses go back into Fix old posts on their own; a page that never got indexed is resubmitted to Bing.

AI search, by design

Built to be quoted, not just ranked

Search now has two layers: the links, and the AI answer above them. Every page FOXQUILL ships is engineered for both, and AI citations are tracked over time so you see who quotes you. Read the full GEO guide.

ChatGPT & Copilot

read Bing's index

Every publish pings Bing the same hour, so a new or refreshed page becomes quotable in hours, not weeks. Bing performance is scored as its own signal.

Google AI Overviews

extract clean answers

Answer-first openings, question-shaped headings, FAQ with matching schema, and one clear quotable span per page. Built for extraction, checked by the gate.

Perplexity

favors fresh, dated pages

Visible update dates matched to schema dateModified, real sources behind every claim, and structure a model can lift without guessing.

What is inside

Everything the engine needs

A voice that is locked - and learning

Voice is generated from a persona, shown to you as real sample paragraphs, then locked and versioned. Every article is scored against those anchors - and when one lands short, the editor's critique becomes a lesson the writer applies from the first sentence of the next piece. Each blog's voice gets sharper with every article, and it never drifts.

Built for AI search

Answer-first structure, real FAQs, clean JSON-LD, and a Bing ping on every publish, so AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can quote your pages.

Real diagnosis

Opportunities come from your pages' actual Google and Bing performance, not a scrape. Every diagnosis cites its numbers.

Autonomy is earned

Dial it from suggest, to bulk drafts, to publishing under guardrails - a level the engine unlocks only after measured wins on your blog. Approve five drafts and spread them over the week; every write stays reversible.

Internal linking

Each post lives in a vector index, so new pieces link out, older posts link back, and pages competing for one query get caught early.

No invented proof, enforced by code

Research fetches real pages and keeps only facts whose values appear in the source. A fact-attribution judge then verifies every number sits on the right subject, so a statistic about one product can never drift onto another. Drafts that bend a claim do not pass.

Questions

Good to know

Does FOXQUILL publish on its own?

Only as much as you let it. Start with suggestions you approve, move to bulk drafts you wave through, or let it publish under guardrails - a level that unlocks only after the engine has proven measured uplift on your blog. Every write is a reversible WordPress revision.

What happens after an article goes live?

The engine keeps watching it. Two weeks after every change it compares clicks and position against the pre-change baseline, records a win or a loss, requeues pages that lost ground, and resubmits pages that never got indexed. Losing pages never sit unnoticed.

Can it spread publishing over time?

Yes. Approve five drafts and schedule them - first one on a date you pick, then one every few days. Each publishes on its own slot, and until then you can move it, publish it early, or cancel it back into review.

Which platforms does it work with?

WordPress, through the REST API. It runs across a whole network of blogs, each with its own locked brand voice and its own Search Console property.

Does it make up statistics?

No. It never fabricates data, studies, or quotes. Research pulls real sources, every number is verified against the page it came from, and a fact-attribution judge blocks drafts that bend a claim.

How is this different from generic AI writing tools?

It works from your real Search Console and Bing data and each blog's locked voice, refreshes pages that already rank, and gates every piece through an editorial QA pass. Generic tools generate volume. FOXQUILL fixes what underperforms, protects what already works, and measures whether each change actually won.

What does it cost?

FOXQUILL is in active development and used agency-first today. SaaS pricing is coming. See the pricing page.

Run it on your first blog

Tell us about your network and we will map the first blog's opportunities with you. Already have an account? Sign in and work the queue.