--- title: "Plan a whole topic with God Mode" description: "Build a pillar guide and its supporting articles from your business details, review the schedule and cost, and let Autopilot write the queue." url: https://help.pixelclaw.ai/en/articles/22-plan-a-whole-topic-with-god-mode collection: "PixelClaw guides" updated: 2026-11-07 language: en --- # Plan a whole topic with God Mode Build a pillar guide and its supporting articles from your business details, review the schedule and cost, and let Autopilot write the queue. God Mode turns your business details and saved keywords into a researched content plan: one pillar guide, the supporting articles around it, their target keywords, proposed addresses and the internal links between them. You review the schedule and the cost, confirm once, and Autopilot writes and publishes the queue. You find it under **Research → Topic map**. ## Before you start - You need an owner or admin role on the blog, and a plan that includes God Mode. If the tab says **Map generation isn't available on your plan right now**, compare plans in **Billing**. - Add your website and review your business details under **Settings → Brand and knowledge**: what you offer, who your customers are and where you serve them. The plan is only as good as these details. - Save the keywords you want to rank for under **Research → Keywords**. God Mode plans around them and finds more as it goes. - Check your Autopilot publishing days and times, and your credit balance in **Billing**. Each article in the queue is charged as it is written, like any Autopilot post. ## Build the plan 1. Open **Research → Topic map**. If PixelClaw asks you to **Review business details**, do that first. 2. Select **Build content plan**. PixelClaw researches your business, your saved keywords and the posts you already have, then shows the plan: a **Pillar page**, the supporting articles in priority order, each with its **Article & target** keyword, proposed address and **Coverage**, and **Why this article & planned links**. 3. Read it as your customers would. The **Existing-content check** marks subjects you already cover, so the plan fills gaps instead of repeating you. Write the pillar first, then work through the numbered gaps. 4. For each article choose **Plan post** to start writing it yourself with the research attached, or **Queue** to let Autopilot take it from here. Use **Find more keywords** or **Rebuild map to plan** if the plan misses a subject you care about. ## Review the schedule and the cost 1. Select **Review schedule & cost**. 2. **Planner schedule** shows when writing starts and when each article publishes, following your Autopilot days and times. Use **Change schedule settings** to adjust them. 3. **Translation languages** adds a translation of every article in the languages you pick, at extra credits. **English only** keeps the plan to one language. Select **Save languages & update cost** after a change. 4. The **Estimated cost receipt** shows your **Balance at review**, the **Estimate** for the plan and the **Remaining run total**. It uses the blog's default writing and image models; an owner or admin can change those defaults under **Settings → Integrations → Models & credits**. 5. Select **Confirm & queue**. Confirmation books this schedule; closing or canceling adds nothing. A review expires after 20 minutes, so select **Refresh review** if you took longer. ## After you confirm - **View queue** and **View in Planner** show every booked article and its date. Posts written this way carry a **God Mode** label on **Posts**. - Each article goes through research, outline, draft and optimize on its own. If Autopilot is set to ask you before publishing, the finished post waits under **Needs review** until you select **Approve and publish**. - Credits are charged step by step as the work happens. The estimate does not reserve them, so keep enough balance for the whole run. PixelClaw emails you when credits run low, following your **Notifications** settings. - Planned internal links are listed with each article. PixelClaw adds them as the articles are written, so the pillar and its supporting articles point at each other. ## If something does not look right - **Update the receipt before confirming** means a setting changed while you were reviewing. Select **Refresh review** and read the new receipt. - **Your saved plan couldn't be loaded** usually passes on a refresh. If it stays, report it from the chat. - A plan that reads off-target almost always traces back to the business details. Fix them under **Settings → Brand and knowledge** and rebuild the map. ## Related - [Create a blog and publish your first post](https://help.pixelclaw.ai/en/articles/1-create-a-blog-and-publish-your-first-post.md) - [Show PixelClaw posts on your existing website](https://help.pixelclaw.ai/en/articles/2-show-pixelclaw-posts-on-your-existing-website.md) - [Connect a custom domain to your blog](https://help.pixelclaw.ai/en/articles/3-connect-a-custom-domain-to-your-blog.md) - [Change your blog menu, homepage, and article layout](https://help.pixelclaw.ai/en/articles/4-change-your-blog-menu-homepage-and-article-layout.md) - [Connect your AI provider and choose a writing model](https://help.pixelclaw.ai/en/articles/5-connect-your-ai-provider-and-choose-a-writing-model.md)