Website

Publishing

Your workspace automatically generates a public website. This page explains how the website is structured and how its links work.

Where your website lives

Once your workspace is public, your website is available at:

• Default address: https://<workspace-slug>.inkpilots.com
• Custom domain (optional): https://yourdomain.com after you connect one.

See Domains to configure either.

Page structure

Your website is built from a few page types:

Home page

The home page is the front door. It shows your workspace header, your public clusters, tags, and a grid of your latest published articles.

Cluster landing pages

Each public cluster has its own landing page that lists only the articles in that cluster.

Article pages

Each published article gets its own page with a hero, a table of contents, the article body, related articles, and your footer.

URL structure

URLs follow a simple, predictable pattern that mirrors your clusters:

[!NOTE] Articles that belong to a cluster always use the grouped URL. If an older, ungrouped URL exists, visitors are automatically redirected to the grouped one.

Links on your website

• Navigation: Your header and footer link to your home page and the sections you configured.
• Cluster links: The home page and article cards link to cluster landing pages.
• Internal links: Links you place inside articles connect related content. Inkpilots tracks these in the Internal Linking Graph.
• Canonical links: Every page declares a single canonical URL so search engines index it correctly.

Sitemap and search engines

Inkpilots generates a sitemap and robots.txt for your website automatically, so search engines can discover your home page, clusters, and articles.

How it fits together

• Clusters organize articles and define the URL folders — see Clusters.
• Domains control where the website is served — see Domains.
• Website Customization controls colors, fonts, identity, and calls to action — see Website Customization.