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Lifecycle · Step 2
The writing pass takes the briefs from research and produces real long-form pages. One generator does that work for every Work kind today: it writes items and their markdown, categories, tags, collections, cited references and head-to-head comparisons — which is why a directory or awesome-repo Work is the deepest of the five. A blog Work’s Posts tab and a website Work’s Pages tab are fed by that same pipeline while dedicated blog-post and landing-copy writers roll out. Drafts land as PRs you (or the runtime) can review and merge — so a human editorial loop is always available without being required.
Structured markdown that cites the reference set the research pass collected. Today the items pipeline produces these pages for every kind; a dedicated blog-post writer for blog Works is rolling out.
Per-item pages with research, screenshots, structured data, and tags — not stub cards.
Hero, features, FAQ and footers ship with the template that renders them, every string in one site config file. Generating that copy from your own prompt is rolling out.
Internal and external docs, generated from your sources and refreshed on the cadence you set.
Each Work has a style guide and a small set of reference pieces. The writing pass conditions on both so the voice stays yours across hundreds of pages — not a model default. Headers, lengths, tone, and citation style all configurable.
Agents read the topic, gather sources, and produce briefs the writing pass uses.
Learn more →Production-grade Next.js code, generated alongside the content — your repo, your stack.
Learn more →Runs on a schedule. Keeps content current, code patched, dead links fixed — long after launch.
Learn more →Describe what you want to build. Ever Works researches it, ships it, and keeps it improving — content and code, owned in your own Git.