New Content Grading Algorithm and Changes to Writer Assistant Optimize Section

We’ve made some key improvements to the Writer Assistant’s Optimize section.

The SEO grading algorithm has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. It’s now faster, more accurate, and heavily focused on our entity/topic layer optimization.

Traditional stuff like “keywords in meta data” carries less weight, and semantic coverage matters much more especially in an AI-driven search landscape.

We’ve removed some of the optimize features from this section to help improve the new grading algorithm.

The AI content detector is gone. It’s no longer relevant. Our AI Writer Agent already writes in a natural tone, and after testing all the major detectors including ours, it’s clear they’re unreliable as it’s easy to bypass detection.

Google has made it clear they’re fine with AI content as long as it provides value and ours does exactly that.

We’ve also removed the headings section. Our AI Writer Agent now handles this automatically. Matching headings manually was messy, inconsistent across niches, and not worth the friction. It’s now sorted for you. If you’re not using the Agent, Use the filter in our briefs or research tab in the Writer Assistant to look for common headings.