1. Start a project
A website project or a writing project. Website projects learn your domain; writing projects focus on a single piece. See Getting started.
Word Presto documentation
Plan, write, review, approve and prepare content for search, readers and CMS handoff, without handing judgement to a black box.
How Word Presto works
Section titled “How Word Presto works”Word Presto builds a living intelligence model of your website or writing project, gives you a central Canvas to work in, routes specialist Workers around that work, and prepares approved content for publishing. The writer stays at the centre. These guides follow that spine.
2. Connect your data
Map Search Console and GA4 so the project knows real search and engagement data. See Connecting Google and Setting a target market.
3. Work in the Canvas
Create, import, edit, proof and review content in the central rich editor, with Workers suggesting changes you accept or reject. See The Canvas and Writing with AI.
4. Review and publish
Content is approved before anything leaves the Canvas, then prepared for WordPress or Sanity. See Publishing.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”Keyword research covers how paid enrichment stays explicit. Understanding Site Health explains what the score measures. Troubleshooting with Emma helps when something is not working.