QueueWrite: Research, write and publish serious articles from your Mac

I built QueueWrite because I was frustrated with how fragmented AI-assisted content production had become. Research in one tab, writing in another, sources somewhere else, images somewhere else again, then finally into WordPress. The original idea was much simpler: give it a list of articles and let it work through them properly. But while building it, I realised the real problem wasn’t generating more words. It was giving each article enough context and research to produce something worth publishing. QueueWrite gradually became a full research-first workflow. It can learn about the website you’re writing for, research each subject independently, use web and optional academic sources, plan the article, write it, add contextual images, validate the result and publish to WordPress. I also wanted to avoid another SaaS subscription where you’re paying a markup on somebody else’s AI usage, so QueueWrite is BYOK. Connect the providers you already want to use, configure them once, and QueueWrite handles the workflow. This is the first public release, so I’m particularly interested in hearing how people producing content at scale actually use it and where the workflow still gets in their way.