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Agents run the work — they don’t stop at a brief. Start from a template or a blank canvas, ground on your Knowledge base, then land on an Opportunity (and optionally Slack). In the sidebar: Optimize → Agents (alpha).

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What Agents are for

  • Draft page fixes and FAQ blocks so answer engines can cite you
  • Write a blog article from a monitoring signal + a competitor URL
  • Pull live page, citation, and visibility data into a run
  • Hand finished work to an Opportunity for placement and Apply
Agents are alpha. Templates and the canvas are live; CMS publish and one-click “build an agent from this Opportunity” are still landing.

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Live templates

Coming next: competitor-gap brief, content refresh, and blog-pillar inject. Those stay labeled until they run for real.

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Typical flow

  1. From an Opportunity, press Run with Agent — that builds a ready-to-run Agent from the plan (page + buyer question). Or open Optimize → Agents and pick a template.
  2. Confirm the Start inputs.
  3. Run. Steps light up as scrape, scorecard, LLM, and delivery finish.
  4. Review the output. Execute handoff writes back to the same Opportunity. Hub templates create a new one. Slack delivery is optional on the End node.
Fill Knowledge base before you generate. Brand Model is required for content drafts. Company files are retrieved by default; an empty corpus warns and still runs.

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Canvas

The canvas is linear: Start → middle nodes → End. You can insert or remove middle steps (scrape, scorecard, Visibility Score, web search, prompt probe, LLM, conditions). Visibility Score pulls the same Monitoring appearance / share-of-voice numbers you see on Overview. Pick a metric, a date range (with timezone), and optional engine / region / competitor filters. It does not invent a composite score. Downstream nodes can read {{visibility_snapshot}} (JSON) or {{visibility_score}} (the number). Ends today: Apply for a page fix still runs from the Opportunity after you approve placement — not from a Deploy button on the canvas.