Content Agent
Write the page the AI wants to quote.
The Content Agent starts from the prompts you lose: what the AI recommended instead, what it searched for, and which pages it trusted. Then it drafts a page built to be cited, using only facts you have confirmed.
Every draft starts from real gap data
The prompt you lost
Your mention rate, the brands recommended first, and the exact answers they came from.
What the AI searched
The behind-the-scenes queries, so the page covers the terms the assistant actually looks up.
Pages it already cites
The sources AI trusts for this question, so the draft covers what they cover and more.
Your confirmed facts
Prices, plan limits and features from your fact sheet. The agent never invents numbers.
Wrong claims to correct
When a model gets a fact about you wrong, the draft states the correct version plainly.
Your instructions
Tone, length, angle or anything to avoid. Rewrite as many versions as you like.
Built for extraction
AI assistants quote passages, not pages. Drafts are structured so any paragraph can stand on its own.
Answer first
The opening paragraph answers the question in two or three sentences.
Self-contained paragraphs
Each paragraph leads with its point, carries a concrete fact, and makes sense without the rest of the page.
FAQ with schema
A question-and-answer section plus FAQPage JSON-LD you can paste into your page.
Questions
Does it publish for me?
Today you copy Markdown or download it, then publish on your site. One-click publishing to common CMSs is on the roadmap.
Will it make up statistics?
No. Drafts may only use facts from your confirmed fact sheet, your own site and widely known information. Anything else is left out.
Find the prompts worth writing for.
Run the free readiness audit, then start tracking the prompts that matter.
GEO notes, every other week
What we learn tracking thousands of AI answers. No fluff.