18 step-by-step guides.

Use the topic tags along the top of the feed to narrow the feed.

Tag management lives in Settings → Tags, where topics can be toggled on, toggled off, or added as custom phrases.

Flag an article (wrong tag, duplicate, not an article, irrelevant, or other) from its card.

Three methods: paste text, upload files, or answer free-response voice prompts.

Each sample card has controls to rename or remove it from the Voice Profile.

The Voice Profile lives under Settings and shows all six dimensions.

Each dimension's rules can be edited, deleted, or extended with custom rules the writer adds themselves.

Re-analysis rebuilds the profile from the current set of samples. Takes about thirty seconds.

Click "Draft a post" on any article card, answer a short setup form, and Onaji writes the first pass.

Freewrites let writers draft without picking an article from the feed. Two entry modes: start from an idea, or upload an article to respond to.

Drafts are editable inline. Changes are tracked visually so the writer can see what moved.

Click "Edit Pre-Draft Guidance" to change the setup answers and run the draft again.

One click copies the full draft text, ready to paste.

The Drafts view lists every draft in progress or complete, with rename controls for freewrites.

Paste a URL or upload a PDF to pull an external article into Onaji as a draft source.

Uploaded articles can be removed from the Uploaded Articles view.

The feedback form captures bug reports, feature requests, and general notes.

The remaining draft count sits in the feed masthead and resets weekly.