In Production
The board that moves a brief from Briefing through Writing, Editing and Reviewing to Ready.
App route: /page_briefs
In Production is the board where briefs, the plans a page is written from, become pages. Each card is one piece of work moving left to right, with an owner and a due date at every stage.
Doing this rather than looking it up? The Tutorial walks this screen step by step in 5.1 · Four ways to start a page.
Reference
5 board columns, in order:
Briefing → Writing → Editing → Reviewing → Ready
Editing comes before Reviewing. Editing is your own polish pass on the draft; Reviewing is where you invite other people to comment. Getting that order the wrong way round is a common misreading: the board is arranged so your pass happens first and other people see something you already stand behind.
2 further states sit off the board: published and discarded. A card leaves the board when it reaches either.
Brief modes: creation (new page), rewrite (tied to an existing URL), and import (a draft you supply). The product term is rewrite, not "refresh".
5 inputs make a brief dispatchable: title, primary keyword, search intent, personas (the buyers your content speaks to), and a content template. Accepting an opportunity, a candidate page an agent proposed, fills most of them in.
A rewrite keeps the original URL. The brief attaches to the live page and pre-fills its slug, so the page's history stays intact rather than a near-duplicate appearing alongside it.
Ready is not published. Ready means the work is finished and the metadata is set. Publishing is a separate, deliberate act.
Why it works this way
Last updated at August 13, 2026