What this does
You paste a target query. The workflow pulls the current top results for it, extracts the sub-questions those pages actually answer, cross-references them against what people ask in follow-up, and writes a brief that names every section with a purpose and a length.
The point is not to generate the article. It is to remove the part of writing that is pure reconnaissance, so the part that needs a human — having something worth saying — gets the time.
What you get
- The workflow file, ready to import
- The prompt set it depends on, with the reasoning behind each instruction
- A setup document: exact steps, in order, with the places people get stuck called out
- A note on failure modes — including the one that matters most, which is a brief that is confidently wrong because the SERP was localised differently than the target audience
What it replaces
Not the writer. It replaces the forty-five minutes to an hour and a half spent opening ten tabs, skimming each one, and trying to hold the shape of the answer in your head while you decide what the piece should contain.
Honest limits
It reads the SERP as it is today. On a volatile query — breaking news, a product launch — the brief ages in hours. Use it for evergreen and commercial content, not for anything with a clock on it.