How Lyra works

Lyra runs a full content pipeline on her own and leaves the one decision that matters - publishing - to you. Topics move from discovered to released without you touching the middle.

The loop#

Discover -> Write -> Fact-check -> Open PR -> You merge

Each topic flows through five states: Discovered, Writing, Reviewing, Ready, Released. Lyra writes, reviews, and rewrites until a post clears the bar, then hands you a pull request.

She picks topics like a strategist#

Lyra researches what is trending and winnable in your focus area, then dedupes against your existing posts so she never competes with content you already rank for. You get topics you can actually win, not a generic content calendar.

She writes like she has been on your team#

On connect, Lyra reads your repo: where posts live, your frontmatter conventions, your slug rules, and your tone. She writes the way your blog already writes, so drafts feel like yours, not like a template.

She fact-checks before she ships#

Lyra fetches and confirms every external link or drops it, and checks claims against current sources. Broken links and stale stats are blockers, not footnotes. Pricing claims are verified against your own pricing page.

She reviews her own work#

Every post gets an editorial score across content, SEO, technical accuracy, readability, and linking. Lyra leaves herself review comments and rewrites until the draft clears the bar - before you ever see it.

She reports in pull requests#

Output lands as a labeled PR with a generated banner, committed through a GitHub App. Nothing auto-publishes. Lyra tags you as reviewer, and you hit merge.

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