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How your articles are written, and where they are shared.

Article style

Standing instructions for every article you generate, fork or improve — your voice, your audience, the things you always or never want mentioned. Facts always win over style: these never license inventing anything.

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Call to action

One link every article closes on. Leave both empty for no call to action.

Automatic improve

Every generated article gets a citability score out of 100. Set a floor and anything that lands below it runs the recommended Improve pass on its own — recover, deepen, restructure, optimize and humanize — so the review queue opens on the improved draft instead of asking you to press the button. Each automatic pass costs 150 credits, the same as running it by hand. Leave it empty and nothing runs automatically.

Off. No article is improved automatically.

Briefing checklist

Requirements every article has to satisfy. Unlike the instructions above these are checked by counting — the editor shows which ones an article met, and the list is repeated to the model on every generation and every improve. Up to20.

    No criteria yet. Every article passes.

    LinkedIn

    One LinkedIn account per Skalablog user. Sharing posts as ARTICLE with your public URL.

    API keys

    Generate articles from your own code: POST /api/v1/articles with the key as a Bearer token. Each article costs the same credits as one made here.

      Your data

      Everything Skalablog stores about you, and what happens to each part if you delete your account. The same list appears in the privacy policy.

      DataWhyHow longWhen you delete
      Account identity — name, e-mail, profile pictureSigning you in, and putting your name on articles you publishWhile the account existsDeleted
      Sessions — device, IP address, user agentKeeping you signed in, and spotting abuseUntil they expire or you sign outDeleted — Every device is signed out
      Google sign-in tokensSign in with GoogleWhile the connection existsDeleted — Also revoked at Google
      Articles and drafts — title, body, slug, fork lineageThey are the productWhile the account existsDeleted — Published URLs start answering 410 Gone
      YouTube channel links and video metadataTurning your videos into draftsWhile the automation existsDeleted
      Transcripts of public YouTube videosA shared cache so the same video is not fetched twiceCache lifetimeKept — Public captions, stored with no link to any account
      Generation history — model responses, retries, improve proposalsSo a retry never charges you twice30 daysDeleted
      Social connections — handle, account id, access tokensPublishing to X, Reddit and LinkedIn on your behalfUntil you disconnectDeleted — Also revoked at the provider
      Generated social copyDraft posts for your articlesWhile the account existsDeleted
      Citation tracking — the questions asked and what ChatGPT answeredMeasuring whether your published page gets citedMeasurement historyDeleted
      Product and growth events — action, session id, experiment variantMeasuring which parts of the product workAged out by a sweepAnonymised — Identity removed, the counts stay
      Credits, ledger and purchases — balance, entries, Stripe ids, amountsAccounting, and the tax record of a saleAs long as tax law requiresAnonymised — Kept with no link to you. The receipt itself lives at Stripe
      Campaign attribution — which ad brought you here (UTM parameters, Meta click id), first visit timeMeasuring whether a paid campaign pays for itselfWhile the account existsAnonymised — Click id and the link to you removed; your visits leave the campaign's funnel
      Model cost measurements — tokens and cost per callKnowing what each feature costs to runCost historyAnonymised
      Rate-limit countersAbuse protectionMinutesKept — In memory only; never written to the database

      Delete your account

      Everything marked Deleted above goes, permanently. Published articles come down and their URLs start answering 410 Gone. Purchase and tax records are kept without any link to you. This cannot be undone — export your data first.