Follow the editorial workflow through the PressAI workspace.

Control Center

Start with workload, source health, editorial state and the actions that need attention. The dashboard is designed to answer one question quickly: what should the team handle next?

• See operational status across the editorial flow.
• Identify review items and blockers before they pile up.
• Move directly into the workspace that needs action.

Sources

Register trusted sources and keep their discovery path, status and health visible instead of treating monitoring as a black box.

• Work with supported RSS/Atom, WordPress REST, sitemap and HTML discovery paths.
• Inspect source health and recovery state.
• Keep source-level monitoring decisions explicit.

Editorial Inbox

Bring the exceptions that deserve a human decision into one focused queue: extraction issues, duplicate review, evidence conflicts, quality blockers and publishing exceptions.

Article 360

Review one article with the context that matters still attached: source evidence, revisions, Fact Guard, quality state, search preparation, media and publishing readiness.

Search Intelligence

Keep search intent, Search Console signals, SERP context and AI-citation readiness beside editorial information so optimization stays part of the article decision—not a separate afterthought.

AI Connections

Use your own provider accounts and keep provider order, models and request controls inside PressAI. AI assists the editorial workflow; it does not replace your publishing rules.

Queue & Reliability

Inspect background work, retries and failures instead of guessing what automation is doing. Operational visibility makes recovery safer and more targeted.

Team Access

Separate editorial responsibilities with granular WordPress capabilities so team members can perform their work without receiving broad administrator access.

Lite Dashboard

Use the free edition for supported source monitoring and manual editorial curation without requiring an AI account.

Lite Sources

Add supported RSS/Atom and public WordPress REST sources, review discovered content and move selected material into WordPress manually.