Research and draft articles with an AI agent
A Monmo agent can research and draft articles and web copy from a brief. It checks what people search for in Semrush, reads the sources, outlines the piece and writes it in your voice in Google Docs, with a link beside every fact. It marks what it could not confirm. A person on your team reviews the draft and decides when it is published.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
How the agent does it
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It starts from the brief
The brief can be a message or a card in your Notion content calendar: the topic, the reader, the point to make, the length and the deadline. If the angle is unclear, the agent asks before it researches.
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It checks what people search for
Through the Semrush connection, or on the Semrush site in its own browser, it looks up the main phrase, related questions and the pages that rank now. It notes what those pages cover and what they leave out.
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It researches and keeps the sources
It reads primary sources first: official figures, original studies, product documentation and your own notes. Each fact goes into a source list with its link and the date it was read. Nothing is quoted that it has not opened.
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It sends an outline first
Before writing 1,500 words, it sends three headline options, the section headings and the main point of each. You can change the angle here in a minute instead of rewriting a finished draft.
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It writes the draft in your voice
Using your style guide and three articles you were happy with, it writes the piece in Google Docs. The draft includes a page title, a meta description, suggested internal links and alt text for each image.
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It checks its own work
It rereads the draft against the brief and the source list, checking that each figure matches its source, quotes are exact and marked, and the length is right. Claims it could not confirm are listed at the top.
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A person reviews before it goes live
The draft arrives with comments where a judgment is yours: a claim about a competitor, a price, a promise. With your OK the agent moves the Notion card to Ready for review. Publishing is a separate request.
What you get for each brief
- A draft in Google Docs at the length you asked for, in your voice
- A source list with a link and a date for every fact, and a note of anything unconfirmed
- A page title, meta description, suggested internal links and image alt text
- Comments on the lines that need a person's judgment
When it asks you
The agent needs no approval to research, outline and write the draft. It asks before it creates the document in your Google Drive or changes a card in Notion, and publishing to your site is a separate request, made after a person has read the piece.
How to ask
- Write a 1,500-word article on choosing an insulated bottle for winter hiking, for first-time buyers. Check Semrush for the questions people ask. Send me the outline first, and link every fact to its source.
- Rewrite our pricing page copy in plain words. Keep it under 300 words and keep every number as it is. Show me the old and new versions side by side.
- Every Monday at 9:00, take the next card marked Ready to write in our Notion content calendar and have a draft in Google Docs by Wednesday.
Questions people ask
Can an AI agent write blog posts for my business?
Yes, as drafts. A Monmo agent takes a brief, researches the topic, checks what people search for and writes the article in your voice with its sources linked. It delivers a Google Doc that is ready for an editor. A person on your team reads it, corrects it and decides whether and when it is published.
How do I know the facts in an AI-written article are right?
Check the source list. The agent links each figure and claim to the page it came from, quotes only what it has opened, and lists anything it could not confirm at the top of the draft. It can still misread a source, so the review by a person is part of the job, not an optional extra.
Will the writing sound like our company?
That depends on what you show it. Give the agent your style guide, three pieces you liked and a list of words you never use, and it keeps them as background for every draft. When an editor changes a sentence, tell the agent why, and the next draft takes that into account.
Can an AI agent write content that ranks on Google?
It does the research and the on-page basics. Using Semrush, the agent finds the phrase people search for, the related questions and what ranking pages cover, then writes a title, description and headings to match. Where a page ranks is decided by the search engine, so the agent does not promise a position.
Can it publish the article to our website?
It can prepare the post in your content system, through that system's connection or in its own browser, with the title, images and links in place. The publish button is a separate request with its own card. You can keep that click for the editor who read the piece, and the agent then updates the content calendar.