SWARM ATLAS

Build the map before you build the swarm.

Turn one niche into ten editorial pillars and two hundred briefs you can inspect, filter, and export.

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Grounded scope: local planning only. No live rankings, agent execution, or external service access is claimed.

Ten fixed angles create two hundred briefs

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The source contains ten fixed editorial angle labels and generates twenty numbered question templates under each. Ten times twenty produces two hundred local briefs. These bars compare ten pillars and twenty briefs per pillar at twenty pixels per count. The source does not call a language model, crawl rankings, run agents or measure SEO performance. Replacing the niche changes template text, not external evidence. Filtering keeps matching items then removes pillars with no matching item. The coverage label rounds surviving pillars divided by all ten pillars times one hundred. One surviving pillar gives ten percent; ten surviving pillars give one hundred percent. These bars use forty pixels per pillar. Coverage is a template filter count, not market coverage, search visibility or quality measurement. A filter can show zero matching briefs while export still retains all two hundred generated briefs across ten pillars. These bars show ten pillars and two hundred briefs at two pixels per count. Export records the current input niche alongside the last generated map, so typing a new niche without generating can leave map text from the prior niche. Inspect the JSON before sharing; no editorial research or agent execution occurred.

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