Post Generation History

Summary: The Post Generation History provides a centralized dashboard for tracking, auditing, and managing content produced by the AI Content Generation Wizard. Use this log to refine your workflow, monitor quality, and optimize your overall output.

The Post Generation History is a central log for all work created by the AI Content Generation Wizard. It acts as a clear record for administrators and managers, helping you track every article or page the AI produces. Using this log, you can easily audit your content, see how you are using your resources, and keep your editorial quality high.

Accessing the History Log

To see your records, go to the Antimanual dashboard and select the Generated Posts tab. This list only shows items created by the AI, which makes it easy to separate automated work from content you wrote manually.

Understanding the Data

The table provides key details for every generated post. Use these columns to manage your content quickly:

• Title: The post headline. Click the title to go straight to the WordPress editor. Click the column name to sort your posts by title.
• Type: Shows if the item is a POST, PAGE, or another custom type.
• Status: Shows if the document is a Draft, Pending, or Published.
• Words: The total word count of the generated content.
• Date: The exact time the AI finished the post. Click the column name to sort your posts by date.

Managing Your Content

The Action column includes shortcuts to help you manage your content directly from the log:

• Edit: Opens the Gutenberg editor so you can update or refine the content.
• View: Shows you a preview of how the content looks.

If you see consistent formatting issues in your history, you may need to update your global Tone and Style settings.

Pro Tips for Workflow

You can use the history log to improve your strategy:

• Compare Models: Generate similar posts using different AI models to see which one delivers better results for your specific needs.
• Fix Errors: If a post fails to publish, the log will show a “Pending” status. This helps you spot issues quickly so you can fix them manually.