Editorial Workshop
An editorial calendar that computes itself instead of being retyped, and a gate that holds back an article that is not ready.
Odoo's blog knows whether a post is published or not, and nothing else: not its pillar, not the cadence of the stream, not what blocks what, not whether the translation has kept up.
An editorial entry carries its angle, its promise, its target keyword, its verified sources and the list of what is left to do. A calendar is a stream with its rules: target cadence, word floor, required languages, pillars with their intended share.
⚠️ The design principle fits in one sentence: store only the decisions, compute everything else. The date of the last publication, the ratio per pillar, the word count, language completeness are never typed in, so nothing drifts.
A button proposes the next piece to ship and explains every point of its ranking, rather than handing down a verdict. A pre-flight guard refuses publication until the list is green, and it holds for a scheduled publication too: that is precisely the one nobody thinks to check.
The style and accessibility checks are plain rules, with no AI model: they always run, including when the network is down.
Comparable to A Notion or Airtable editorial calendar, wired to your blog
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