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# Content editor reference

Use the current Copywriter output view to edit a draft or script, inspect its brief and sources, review changes, and export or publish.

## Output tabs

* **Draft or Script** — The editable content artifact.
* **Brief** — Shown when the project produced a brief.
* **Competitors or Sources** — Research material used by the project.

Tabs are conditional. A project does not show an artifact that it did not produce.

## Editor tools

Use the editor to format content, review optimization guidance, inspect sources, use available Serena assistance, and save revisions. Additional tools can appear for supported project types, including fact enrichment, GSC query context, and script-specific output.

## Versions and recovery

Save a version before large edits or imports. Use version history to restore a prior snapshot when necessary.

## Export and publish

Open the export menu for the destinations available to that project. Brief and YouTube-specific exports appear only when the matching artifact exists. Connected CMS publishing also depends on the client’s integration and destination permissions.

## Quality check

* Verify claims and citations.
* Confirm links and calls to action.
* Check voice and audience fit.
* Preview the destination before publishing.


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