Regenerate an entire article safely
Use full regeneration for major changes after preserving a copy of content you still need.
In this article
Full regeneration requests a new version of the article's content. It can replace sections you edited, so it is usually unnecessary for fixing one sentence. Preserve a copy of important output before starting.
Steps
- Open the article preview and check for important unsaved changes.
- Download or copy content you want to keep. If only one section needs improvement, consider regenerating that section first.
- Choose full-article regeneration and read the displayed settings and confirmation.
- Submit once and monitor progress. Some editing or insertion controls may be unavailable during processing.
- After completion, review the entire result, including the title, slug, images, sources, and sections previously edited by hand.
Expected result
Treat the new output as a draft requiring review. A progress indicator near completion is not confirmation that the final result is ready.
Troubleshooting
- After a reload, reopen the article or AI Processing to check the existing job before starting again.
- If old content is hidden during regeneration, wait for the active result and use your preserved copy for comparison.
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