Google's guidance targets unhelpful content, not how it was made. Misra's judge exists precisely for this: nothing publishes unless it's grounded, original against its sources, and useful for the query it targets.
Does it sound like a robot wrote it?
Writers learn house style from your existing library: your cadence, your vocabulary. House style is a judge criterion; drafts that drift don't ship.
What do I actually have to do?
Set a goal and approve the cadence. After that, you only see drafts that fail the judge twice, which for most teams is minutes a week.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your workspace drops to Free: the CMS and delivery API keep working, and everything autopilot wrote stays in your library. Upgrade any time — your goal, guardrails, and house style survive untouched.
Can I leave?
Any time. It's a headless CMS: your content is structured data behind an API, exportable in full, including provenance.