Rather than letting a weak article slip through, SynaPost can hold generated content to a minimum SEO score before it’s allowed to auto-publish.
Setting the minimum
Under Settings → Content & SEO, Minimum SEO Score sets the bar (70 out of 100 by default). If a generated article scores below this, it’s automatically sent for approval instead of auto-publishing – even if auto-publish is otherwise turned on. A below-threshold article always gets a human look rather than going live unreviewed.
Automatic retries
Beyond the minimum score itself, a Max Attempts setting controls how many times SynaPost will automatically retry generation if the first draft falls short, before giving up and sending whatever it has for approval. Each retry uses what fell short on the previous attempt to guide the next one, rather than just trying again blindly.
Why this matters
This is the safety net behind auto-publish: it lets you run automation hands-off with confidence that a genuinely weak draft won’t go live without a second look.