Autopilot & schedule
Decide whether articles publish automatically, and configure how often.
Autopilot is the engine that runs IndexPine continuously in the background. When it is on, IndexPine checks in daily and, once your site's configured interval has elapsed, picks the next keyword in your queue, runs the full research and writing pipeline, and publishes the article to your CMS — without any input from you.
Turning Autopilot on and off
The Autopilot toggle is the most prominent control in your dashboard sidebar. Toggle it off at any time to pause all automatic publishing. No article will be published until you toggle it back on.
Publishing frequency
Under Settings → Site, choose how often IndexPine publishes: every day, every 3 days, every week, every 2 weeks, or a custom interval in days. This is per-site — different sites on your account can run different cadences. The default is every 5 days.
Autopilot and the self-healing engine
The self-healing engine is separate from Autopilot's publishing schedule and does not run on its own — you trigger it on demand from the Self-Healing tab. A republish from self-healing does not consume or reset your Autopilot publishing interval.