Draft saving and official publishing links

Written.Save it. Keep sharing.

Keep preparation, saving, and actual publication clearly connected.

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Real Lingdonggu content interface with scenario directory and generation-history entry on the left; no scenario selected and results empty
Content scenarios and results area· Real system screenshot

Visible crop of the real 13-scenario directory. No scenario selected; results are empty. Generation-history entry and saving explanations are visible, but no AI call, generation, saving, or publication occurred.

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real work.
Details worth exploring.

Save drafts encrypted.

View generated content, then copy it or save it encrypted.

See the actual steps

Reopen and keep editing.

Reopen drafts to continue. Export project results through the relevant entry point.

See the actual steps

Use official links. Log in and publish yourself.

Choose an official platform link, log in yourself, and publish verified content.

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Save drafts encrypted.
Reopen and keep editing.

Keep preparation, saving, and actual publication clearly connected.

This feature's focus52

official platform entry points

Source: 22 domestic and 30 international distribution entries. These are official links, not 52 automatic publishing APIs.

Complete steps

From the start.
To the next step.

View, copy, save drafts encrypted and reopen them. Growth projects can also export ZIP files. The distribution directory has 52 official links: 22 domestic and 30 overseas. Sign in and publish yourself; these are not 52 automatic publishing APIs.

01

View generated content, then copy it or save it encrypted.

02

Reopen drafts to continue. Export project results through the relevant entry point.

03

Choose an official platform link, log in yourself, and publish verified content.

Explain the feature through real work

This time.
sharing.

Suppose a team needs to review an article draft again before publishing.

Hypothetical scenario · Feature explanation, not a customer case or completed AI result
Previous handling steps

Assume clicking a platform link publishes the content.

With this feature

Save and reopen it for review, then publish it yourself on the actual platform.

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A closer look at details.
The work, opened up.

Understand the tool and human handling separately

What the tool handles.
What you decide.

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Save drafts encrypted.

Keep preparation, saving, and actual publication clearly connected.

Reopen drafts to continue. Export project results through the relevant entry point.

Your review

3 key points.
After confirmation, continue.

  1. Reopen saved drafts to check content and version.
  2. The 52 links form a directory; they are not automatic publishing APIs.
  3. The user continues platform login, review and publication.

This compares feature handling scopes. Scenarios explain the sequence, not measured efficiency or completed customer cases.

When to use it

Prepare first.
Make this task specific.

When a draft needs further editing or publication later, separate saving, reopening and platform publishing into clear steps.

01

Draft information

reviewed generated content and project outputs.

02

Publishing preparation

platform account, authorization and the current official link.

Connect the work from step to step

Make this step clear.
Connect the next step.

Export project files through the appropriate tool when needed. After publication, keep the actual link and publishing evidence.

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Understand before use

Bring the actual conditions.
Continue this step of the work.

The 52 entry points are a link directory, not automatic publishing APIs. Users confirm content rights and publication.

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