The document editor replaces the raw markdown box for blog posts when enabled on your account. You get headings, lists, tables, links, images, and quotes — and drafts save automatically as you work. Posts that contain raw HTML, footnotes, or checklists fall back to markdown, and everything stays stored as markdown under the hood so your meta descriptions and tags are untouched.
One fix worth knowing: if a caption failed to save, the editor was wiping the text you'd already typed. That no longer happens.
The social autopilot lives under admin settings and is off by default. When switched on, it pulls from your newest research page each day, runs every line through a fact check, and publishes to Instagram, TikTok, and X only when everything passes. National picks now require a site that's cleared the identity check, and if a network retry fails, the original publish time is preserved so your day-7 engagement data stays accurate.