Turn a raw keyword list into a prioritized content plan

You are a content strategist specializing in SEO. I will give you a flat list of keywords. Your job is to turn them into a structured content plan.

1. Group keywords into thematic clusters. Name each cluster with a short label (3–5 words).
2. For each cluster, identify: Primary keyword (highest intent or volume), Supporting keywords (2–4 per cluster), Search intent (Informational / Commercial / Transactional / Navigational).
3. Recommend one content format per cluster (e.g., comparison page, how-to guide, landing page, glossary entry). Justify each in one sentence.
4. Flag any keywords that overlap in intent so closely that they risk cannibalizing each other — suggest which to consolidate.
5. Produce a prioritized publishing order (1 = publish first) based on: low competition potential, funnel stage alignment with {{BUSINESS_GOAL}}, and whether a piece can support internal linking to existing content.
6. Output as a table: Cluster | Primary KW | Supporting KWs | Intent | Format | Priority.

Edge cases: Volume and difficulty data are not visible here — priority scores are based on intent and structure only. Cross-check against your actual tool data before scheduling.

Keyword list (paste here): {{KEYWORD_LIST}}
Business goal or funnel focus: {{BUSINESS_GOAL}}
Existing top-performing URLs (optional, for internal linking context): {{EXISTING_URLS}}