Quick start
The fast path for users who already have a Lyra account. If you are brand new, start with Getting started for the full walkthrough.
Set up in 4 steps
Read your site
Open app.trylyra.ai and paste your website URL in onboarding. Lyra audits your blog, scores your SEO and AEO, and fills in your focus area, keywords, and key links. Correct anything with Refine.
Add your Claude key
Add an Anthropic API key (starts with sk-ant-api) or a Claude Code OAuth token. Posts run on your account. Optionally add a Gemini key for banners, or skip banners for now.
Connect your repo
On the dashboard, click Install GitHub App, approve the repo, and Select it. Lyra scopes the repo and writes a per-repo writing guide. Nothing auto-publishes; you merge.
Write your first post
Open Blogs, pick a discovered topic, and click Write now. Watch the run under Agent runs. When it reaches Ready, open the PR and merge.
The loop, day to day
Once you are set up, Lyra runs on a schedule. Your job is short:
- Open Overview and check Today's focus and the Needs you queue.
- Merge posts that passed review, Resolve conflicts, and Retry failed runs.
- Plan ahead from the Calendar with Plan next 7 days.
- Trigger any topic manually with Write now.
When the Needs you queue is empty, every post is moving on its own.
Recommended first moves
- Set your tracked links. Add your blog index, docs, and pricing page in Settings > Website so Lyra cross-links and can verify prices. See Configure your website.
- Plan a week. Use the calendar to line up the next 7 days of posts.
- Read one review in full. Open a post's reviewer panel to see how Lyra scores Content, SEO, AEO, E-E-A-T, Accuracy, Readability, Linking, and Voice. See Review scores.
What's next
- The pipeline: How a topic becomes a merged post.
- Reviewing and merging: Scores, conflicts, and merges.
- Calendar and planning: Schedule posts and set cadence.
- Analytics: Track SEO, search, and traffic.
Troubleshooting
Issue: Write now is disabled
Symptoms: The Write now button is greyed out.
Diagnosis: Your agents are paused, your repo is not connected, or you hit your plan's monthly post limit.
Resolution: Resume agents in Settings > Agents, connect a repo, or check your usage in Billing. See Managing agents and Billing.
Issue: A run failed
Symptoms: A topic shows a failed status.
Diagnosis: A transient error, or your Claude key hit a rate limit.
Resolution: Use Retry or Write now on the topic. If your key is rate limited, Lyra paces herself and hibernates the project briefly, then resumes. See Troubleshooting.