Open Autopilot → Queue. Under Add topics, enter a topic or reader question on each line. For example, a bike shop could queue “What tire pressure should I use on a gravel bike?” Select the button to add the topics and check that they appear in the queue.
As an owner or admin, open Autopilot → Settings. Under Publishing days and time, choose the days and time on the blog’s clock. For a rolling schedule, leave the days empty and choose Posts per week.
Choose your research depth and voice, then review the displayed credit estimate. Under Before a post goes live, keep Ask me to approve each post before it goes live selected to read every draft first. Choose Save Autopilot settings.
Turn on Autopilot with the switch at the top. Review the schedule, queue, and any setup requirements in the confirmation, then select Turn on.
Open Overview to see work that needs your attention. When a draft is ready, open it, review the content and sources, and approve it for its slot. Use History to see why a run stopped or was held.
If you want automatic publishing
Clear the approval checkbox and review the confirmation before saving. An eligible post can then go live at its time without you reading it first. It must score at least 77 out of 100 and pass the publication checks. Flagged posts wait for review. A queued topic alone does not mean a post has already been scheduled or published.