Content entry drafting

Beam prepares new Siteleaf entries from source material your team provides. Given a brief or a document, an agent reads the content, formats it into a draft post or page using your approved template, and saves it in the right collection through the Siteleaf API. Metadata like a title, date, and tags gets filled from the source where it is clearly present. The draft stays unpublished so an editor can read it before it goes live. When the source is thin or contradictory, the agent flags the entry and asks a person to supply the missing detail.

GitHub-synced publishing

Because Siteleaf syncs content to GitHub, Beam can move approved entries toward publishing while respecting that flow. An agent reads which drafts an editor marked ready, applies your rule about when content may go live, and updates their status so the sync picks them up. It records each change and can notify the team in their channel once a post is live. If a draft still has open review comments or a missing required field, the agent holds it and routes the case to the editor rather than pushing a half-finished post.

Collection management

Beam keeps Siteleaf collections tidy as content grows. An agent reads posts across a collection, applies your rules for tags and categories, and updates entries that are missing them or labeled inconsistently. It can group related posts and fix obvious classification gaps where the connector and permissions allow. A short report lists what changed and what looked uncertain. Posts that could belong to more than one category, or that seem mislabeled in a way the rule cannot settle, are set aside for an editor to place by hand.