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Advanced Mode

The single post creator with the full bulk-rule configuration surface, for one-off posts that need complete control.

AI Content Creators › Single Creators › Advanced Mode gives a single post the same configuration surface as a bulk rule: every prompt, every model, every media and taxonomy option — applied once, now.

Single AI Post Creator Advanced ModeHow Advanced Mode differs from Express Mode and when to reach for it.Watch on YouTube

This tutorial was recorded before Aiomatic was renamed to Aimogen Pro. Some labels or interface elements may differ slightly from the current version.

When to use it#

  • A one-off post that needs settings Express Mode does not expose
  • Prototyping a configuration before committing it to a bulk rule
  • Reproducing and debugging what a bulk rule produced, with immediate feedback

What it exposes#

Everything in Bulk: keywords and titles, minus the scheduling and list management:

  • Separate prompts and models for title, sections, introduction, content, Q&A, conclusion and excerpt
  • Section count, paragraphs per section, and how sections are marked up
  • Table of contents and Q&A section toggles
  • Featured image and in-article image sources
  • Amazon and YouTube data placeholders, so a single post can pull product or video data
  • Internal, external and affiliate linking
  • Categories, tags, custom fields and custom taxonomies
  • SEO title and description
  • Regex post-processing on both prompts and content
  • Full publishing control

Because the fields are identical to the bulk creator, everything on that page applies here.

  1. Build the configuration in Advanced Mode.
  2. Generate one post and read it properly.
  3. Adjust the specific stage prompt that produced whatever you did not like.
  4. Repeat until the output is right.
  5. Save it as a template.
  6. Create a bulk rule and load the template.

This is much cheaper than tuning a bulk rule by running it repeatedly, and much faster than guessing.

Jobs#

Settings › General Settings › Don't Use Jobs In The Advanced Mode Single Creators (Experimental) changes how Advanced Mode executes.

By default the work is split into jobs so no single HTTP request has to complete the whole article. Disabling jobs runs everything in one request, which is simpler to reason about but far more likely to hit PHP max_execution_time on shared hosting.

Leave it on unless you are debugging job behaviour.

Still stuck? Open a support ticket and include the diagnostics from Aimogen Pro › System & Logs › System Info.