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Returns the full body text of one content item, plus its title, SEO metadata, and status. This is how you pull a finished piece out of Citable and into your own website, CMS, or workflow. Use this when:
  • You’re publishing a Citable-drafted article on your own site and need the actual text.
  • You have a content id (from list_content, create_content_draft, emit_content, or get_action_with_children) and want what’s inside it.
  • You want to quote, repurpose, or adapt an existing piece.
Skip when:
  • You want a list of content (use list_content — it returns metadata + ids; pair it with this tool).
  • You want a quality score for the text (use score_content).
  • You want citation performance for a posted piece (use get_attribution_report).
Response (structuredContent): { contentId, title, contentType, status, format (‘html’ or ‘markdown’), body, wordCount, characterCount, seo: { metaTitle, metaDescription, slug }, postedUrl, postedAt, scheduledFor, createdAt, updatedAt }. The text response is the body itself, ready to use. Blog bodies are usually HTML (they come from the rich-text editor); social bodies are plain text or markdown — check ‘format’.

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