An SEO editorial plan you approve before it publishes.
Pico Neural proposes articles tied to a search intent, a market and a language, drafted from sources you can open. The version you approve is the version that can go live.
Articles tied to an intent, not a pile of drafts
Each item names the query, the market, the language and the call to action. Before a new page is proposed, Pico Neural checks whether an existing page should be updated instead. How many articles you can produce depends on the plan you are on. Volumes and difficulty come from a connected data provider or from Search Console. A language model does not invent them.
Calendar and list stay in sync
The calendar uses the workspace timezone. You can reschedule, change priority, pause and resume. A job that has already started is not duplicated when you refresh the page or click twice. Closing the laptop does not stop the queue: the work has a lease and resumes after a crash.
Approval applies to one version
By default every article waits for a person. Approval refers to that version, not to a later rewrite. AI edits on a selection or on the whole article show a diff and can be undone. They do not silently replace what a person wrote.
Publish on the CMS you already use
Where the integration can publish, Pico Neural can send the approved version. Where it cannot, you get the content to publish yourself. Auto-publish is off until you enable it for one site, and even then it blocks unverified critical facts, thin sources and failed checks.
What this page does not claim
An editorial plan is not a promise of traffic. Pico Neural does not guarantee a Google position or a citation in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, Claude or Google AI answers. If a provider is missing, the metric stays N/A. If a connector cannot do something, that limit is written on the integrations page.
Start from the questions where you are absent
AI visibility shows the prompts and the sources. The plan is what you do with them.