Writing Content
Merge Two Sources into One Article
What it does: Reads two article URLs and weaves them into one original piece that covers both, perfect for "two sides of a story" or combining complementary coverage.
Applies to Antradus AI Publisher v2.20.1 · Last updated 2026-10-15
When to use it
- Two outlets covered the same event with different details; you want the complete picture.
- A news piece + a background explainer → one richer article.
- Two competitor posts each cover half the topic; yours covers it all.
Step by step
- Open the Antradus AI panel on a new post.
- Paste the first article’s URL into the URL field.
- Click the add second URL button that appears next to it; a second URL field opens.
- Paste the second article’s URL.
- (Optional) Steer the merge in the topic box: "compare their approaches and recommend one".
- Start Writing. The AI reads both, merges the facts, and writes one coherent original article with SEO meta.
Tips & gotchas
- Order matters lightly: the first URL is treated as the primary source, the second as supporting material.
- Both URLs must be publicly readable; the same fetch rules as Rewrite from a URL.
- The result is one article, not two summaries stapled together; contradictions between the sources are reconciled, and overlap is deduplicated.
- The article never mentions the two pages ("the first source", "source article #2"): readers never see them. Any sentence that does is rewritten before it reaches your editor, and anything left is listed in red so you can fix it. See Rewrite from a URL, "The article never talks about the page".