This guide tells how to edit an AI-written article in the editor of the Genezio Content Hub. After Genezio generates an article, the article fills the editor half of the writing workspace. There, you refine the draft, change the structure, and make the text better before you publish. The writing workspace is a full-screen view. The AI writing assistant chat is on one side, and a rich text editor is on the other side. Articles and briefs both open here. Thus, you have one location to write, independent of how you started. See Content Hub.

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Edit the text in the editor

The editor operates like a traditional writing environment. You can:
  • edit text directly
  • change the structure of sections
  • add or remove content
  • change the formatting
Genezio saves your changes while you work. The article stays in your Content Hub library together with your other articles and briefs.

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Format the article with the rich-text toolbar

The editor has a rich-text toolbar. Thus, you do not have to guess how to format the text. The toolbar supports:
  • headings (H1, H2, H3, …)
  • bold, italic, and other inline emphasis
  • bulleted and numbered lists
  • links
  • block quotes and code blocks
You can format content visually, and you do not have to write markup. This is especially useful when you change the structure of an article before you give it to a different person or publish it.

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Conversational editing with the AI assistant

You can also edit the article in a conversation. Use the assistant next to the editor. It is the same chat that you use to shape a piece before Genezio writes the draft. You can ask Genezio to:
  • change the tone or the style
  • expand sections or make them simpler
  • add new sections
  • improve SEO
  • verify factual claims

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Edit an article that uses a template

If Genezio generated the article from a template, the structure of the template is already in the article when the editor opens. You can edit in this structure. The headings and sections that the template defines stay in the article, unless you change them. For more information, see Content templates.

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In the API

The public API reads articles in Articles.