Your article library.
Search, filter by status or score, sort, and load more — 24 at a time. One thing to know: the search box only looks at the articles already on the page.
Your article library lives at Produce → BlogCraft. It's scoped to the brand you're currently in, and it's built to answer one question fast: which of my drafts is worth finishing?
What the list shows
One row per article, with five columns:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Title | The article title, with its primary keyword underneath. Untitled drafts read “Untitled draft”. |
| Status | Draft · In progress · Ready · Published · Archived. |
| Citation | The Content Score out of 100. A dash means it has never been scored — usually because it was never generated. |
| Updated | When it last changed. |
| ··· | The per-row menu — Edit, Duplicate, Move to brand, Delete. |
The statuses aren't decorative. In progress means a generation is running (or crashed part-way). Ready means the article generated cleanly and has a score. Draft means it exists but has no finished body yet — a duplicate, or a generation that failed.
Below 640px wide the table collapses into cards with the same information.
Search
The search box matches your title and your primary keyword. It filters instantly — there's no round-trip to the server.
The search box filters the articles already on the page, not your whole library. With 24 loaded and 90 in total, a search only looks at those 24. The app tells you so — you'll see “Searching loaded articles — Load more to search all” under the list whenever it matters. Hit Load more until everything is on the page, then search.
The same applies to the citation filter and to Title A–Z sorting. Status and the other sorts are different — those go back to the server and re-query your whole library. See below.
The Status filter
Six options: All statuses (the default), Ready, In progress, Draft, Published, Archived.
Status is a server filter. Picking one re-queries your whole library from scratch and writes itself into the URL, so ?status=ready is a link you can bookmark or share with yourself. It also resets the loaded window — you get a fresh first page of matches, not a filter over what happened to be on screen.
Archived is how you find something you deleted. Deleting an article in ScoutRival archives it rather than destroying it, so it drops out of the default view but is always one filter away. See the editor page for exactly what deletion does.
The citation-score filter
Four bands plus “Any score”:
- 90–100 · Excellent — the pieces most likely to get quoted.
- 70–89 · Good — solid; usually a couple of fixes off Excellent.
- Below 70 · Needs work — worth re-optimising before you publish.
- Unscored — no Content Score at all. These are drafts that never finished generating.
This one is a client-side refinement, so it only covers the articles currently loaded. What the score actually measures →
Sort
| Sort | Scope |
|---|---|
| Newest first (default) | Whole library — server-side. |
| Oldest first | Whole library — server-side. |
| Highest citation | Whole library — server-side. |
| Title A–Z | Loaded articles only. It sorts what's on the page, over the newest-first order underneath. |
Like Status, the three server sorts write themselves into the URL (?sort=score) and reload the list.
Load more, and why the count moves
The list loads 24 articles at a time. Load more fetches the next 24 and appends them.
The line under the table is honest about which number you're looking at:
- “Showing 24 of 90 articles” — there's more to load.
- “Showing 7 articles” — that's the count after your search or citation filter narrowed the loaded set.
The number on the right of the toolbar is always the total for the current Status filter, from the server — it doesn't move when you type in the search box. If the two numbers disagree, that's why.
Reset appears whenever any filter is on. It clears the search, the citation band, the status and the sort in one click.
The row menu
The ··· at the end of each row:
- Edit — opens the article.
- Duplicate — makes a full copy as a new draft, titled “Copy of …”, with the body, outline, schema and scores carried over.
- Move to brand — only appears when you manage more than one brand. It re-homes the article; the body, score and schema come with it.
- Delete — archives the article and revokes its share links. It is not destroyed.
Filter Status: Ready, sort by Highest citation, and publish from the top down. It surfaces the finished work you'd otherwise forget you'd written.