Overview
Before diving into specific features, it's important to understand the core concepts that power SuperSense. These foundational elements work together to create a seamless content automation workflow.
Architecture Overview
SuperSense is built around four interconnected pillars:
graph TD
A[Projects] --> B[Keywords]
B --> C[Templates]
C --> D[Content Generation]
D --> E[Publishing]
Each component serves a specific purpose in the content lifecycle:
| Component | Purpose | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Projects | Organization & configuration | Group related content, define settings |
| Keywords | Content topics | Define what content to generate |
| Templates | Content structure | Control format and style |
| Generation | AI-powered creation | Transform keywords into articles |
Projects
Projects are the organizational foundation of SuperSense. Think of them as campaigns or content buckets that share common settings.
Key characteristics:
- Each project has its own configuration (language, templates, categories)
- Keywords are organized within projects
- Auto-posting can be enabled per project
- Projects can be active or paused independently
Keywords
Keywords represent the topics or subjects you want to create content about. They drive the AI content generation process.
Key characteristics:
- One keyword typically generates one article
- Keywords can be single words or long-tail phrases
- Status tracking (pending, posted, failed)
- Bulk import and export capabilities
Templates
Templates define how your content is structured and formatted. They provide consistency across generated articles.
Key characteristics:
- Support for dynamic variables (keyword, AI content, metadata)
- Spintax support for content variation
- Multiple template types (post, attachment, caption)
- Reusable across projects
Content Generation
The AI engine that transforms keywords into full articles using your templates and configuration.
Key characteristics:
- Advanced language model integration
- Context-aware content creation
- Automatic image sourcing and attachment
- SEO-optimized output
The Content Workflow
Here's how a typical content creation flow works in SuperSense:
Project Setup
Create a project with your desired settings—language, categories, authors, and templates.
Keyword Addition
Add keywords representing the topics you want to cover. These can be manually entered or bulk imported.
Content Generation
Either manually trigger generation for specific keywords or enable auto-posting for automated creation.
AI Processing
The AI analyzes your keyword, generates relevant content, applies your template, and sources images.
Review & Publish
Content is either published automatically or saved as draft for review, based on your settings.
Tracking
Keyword status updates to "posted" and the content is tracked in your dashboard.
Configuration Hierarchy
SuperSense uses a hierarchical configuration system where settings cascade from global to project level:
Global Settings (Default)
└── Project Settings (Override)
└── Template Settings (Final Format)
This means:
- Global settings define your default configuration
- Project settings can override any global setting
- Templates control the final content format
Best Practice: Start Simple
When getting started:
- Create one project with general settings
- Add 5-10 keywords to test content quality
- Use default templates initially
- Generate manually and review output
- Refine settings based on results
- Scale up once satisfied with quality
This iterative approach helps you understand how each component affects the output before committing to larger automation.