Your first Auto Kitchen batch is sponsored. It lets you see real generated work and teach ContentFries what good content means for you before you pay for another cook.
The batch normally contains ten recommendations in a mix of useful formats. Each item may include platform variants and more information about why it was prepared.
Rate each recommendation
Use the four actions at the bottom of Review:
- Dislike means this direction should be avoided or changed substantially.
- Skip for this batch means you do not want this item now, without teaching a strong negative preference.
- Like means the direction is useful and should influence future work.
- Amazing is your strongest positive signal.
Use the strongest ratings only when you mean them. A clear signal is more useful than rating everything the same way.
Review the whole piece
For a carousel or another multi-part asset, move through all slides before rating it. Open platform variants and More info when you need the caption, intended channel, or reasoning behind the recommendation.
What happens after the last item
ContentFries saves your ratings as taste signals and locks the completed review. The batch remains in Projects as an Auto Kitchen project, where you can inspect the results and download useful pieces later.
Approved content can move into Planner. Your ratings also influence later batches, but they do not rewrite a batch that has already finished cooking.
Make the next batch look more like you
Open Content Cookbook and add:
- one useful photo of you, your team, or your product
- two brand colors
- one voice, style, or content example
This takes about a minute and gives the next batch stronger visual and verbal context. When the sponsored Brand Remix is available, you can regenerate the current batch’s execution with the new context while keeping the original version for comparison.
If no batch is waiting
Return to the Dashboard or AI Kitchen. ContentFries checks the active workspace and surfaces the next valid step. Cookbook questions are optional and never need to be completed before another cook can start.