SleekView reads the WordPress posts table with the GetGenie meta filter, which is identical between the free and premium builds. The board renders the same way regardless of plan, so you can prove the workflow before upgrading GetGenie for higher generation limits or extra writing modes.

If an article carries several focus keywords in the GetGenie meta, the card shows the primary keyword on the front and the secondary keywords inside the detail panel. Filters match against any of the stored keywords, so an article still shows up in the right cluster lane regardless of which keyword you searched.

Yes. SleekView supports a drop rule that checks the GetGenie SEO score meta and refuses the drop with an inline message if the score sits below the configured threshold. Editors with publish_posts can override the rule, so the safety net protects without becoming a hard wall for senior staff.

The SERP outline lives in the card detail panel as a structured block, so a writer can review competing headers, recommended subtopics, and target word count without leaving the board. The card front stays focused on the SEO score and the focus keyword, which are the two fields editors scan most often.

No. Status changes flow through the same meta updates GetGenie uses internally, so its activity log records the change exactly as if a writer had clicked the workflow dropdown in the GetGenie editor sidebar. SEO history features keep working without any extra integration on the SleekView side.

Yes. SleekView reads the SERP target meta field and exposes it as a filter, so you can scope the board to informational articles, transactional articles, navigational articles, or any combination. Each user saves their own filter, so two editors with different roles see two different versions of the same data.

Any new distinct workflow value appears as its own lane at the end of the board on the next load. You can drag the lane into the correct position in your editorial pipeline, choose a color and an icon, and decide which fields the cards in that lane should surface without touching any GetGenie code.

Card front fields support custom rendering, including a small inline meter or a colored badge that switches at the thresholds you set. You can show the SEO score as a number, a bar, or a colored pill, and the chart updates whenever GetGenie writes a new score to the linked WordPress post meta.