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AI Style + UI Enhancements for Content Output

Feature Request

A couple things I’ve noticed as I use the software. If I choose Ranker, I must specify the exact number of products. Sometimes, I will add or remove a few as I do more research but before I generate the article. To do so, I must go back and manually change the number. Why not just let us import however many that fit our quota?

Also, it’s nice that I can choose the perspective for the AI. I would like to be able to customize the system prompt to give it more guidance on my writing style and what to focus on throughout the article. As well as what sections to include, and details for those sections (ie how we chose these products). KWHero on AppSumo did a great job of that.

Another thing would be to allow us to insert dynamic tags into the footer/conclusion (ie “have you used X products? Let me know when the comments”).

Thanks!

Posted by Nick Urban ·
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  • Josh Barkin

    Team•

    Apr 12, 2025

    1. We’re changing the flow here so that you won’t pick how many product in a roundup and then add products. You just start picking products. You won’t have to go back and change the number. If you do generate a Roundup you can remove products, but it’s going to regenerate the Roundup because the analysis / comparison changes too.

    2. I like the idea of customizing the prompt with a custom tone. Hopefully that won’t be abused or misused, but we’ll see.

    3. We’re adding whole bunch of checkboxes that you will select for the sections that AI should write about. We’re actively developing that now.

    4. Not sure I follow the last point, or at least what’s missing. You can already customize the footer with text like that and it will be loaded up again like a template for the next Roundup.

    • Nick Urban

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      Apr 20, 2025

      Great! Yes, you can already customize the footer. I’m saying to use dynamic temple tags to automatically customize the footer based on the current post. For example, if I’m writing a post on creatine supplements, it would say:

      “Have you used creatine supplements? Let me know in the comments below!”

      Instead of a generic conclusion, this dynamically generated one would match the post content.

      • Josh Barkin

        Team•

        Apr 26, 2025

        #1 in the list above is done and live Nick