CitePatch’s agent system does the legwork of AI visibility, drafting and measurement. You orchestrate, review, and give the yes before anything moves.
Reads what AI engines answer about you and the pages they cite, and shows where a competitor is cited so you can reply in a thread or ask to be included. She drafts the reply. You send it.
Reads your site through the tools you connect, finds where a page falls short for AI answers, and prepares the fix as a draft page or a pull request for you to review. Nothing publishes on its own.
The “Trail Grip Pro” page now names the return window.
Reads how often AI mentions and cites you, for your brand and for AI Shopping, broken down by engine, so you see where you stand instead of guessing.
Compares AI’s claims about your products and your competitors’ against your own catalog, and flags a wrong price, a look-alike domain, or a wrong return policy for you to verify.
Reads how much traffic AI sends you, which AI bots visit your site, and whether your site is fully open to them, alongside a full technical health check.
Today she can already create a task in Linear for your team, with your consent. Scheduled routines that run on their own and hand you the result are coming soon.
Keeps reviewing your AI visibility and proposes the next playbook, ranked, with the evidence behind it, so you know why it is next.
The “Summit ANC” page never answers the noise-cancelling question AI keeps asking.
Connect the tools you already use. CitePatch reads your data and prepares every change as a draft; you decide what goes live.
Reads clicks and impressions and checks whether Google has found your pages.
Measures visits coming from AI assistants and which pages they land on.
Shows which AI bots visit your site and whether they re-read a page after you change it.
Delivers each change as a Google Doc in a Drive folder and imports your catalog from Google Sheets.
Reads your pages and leaves each change as a draft; never touches what’s live.
Reads products and pages; changes stay as an unpublished page or article.
Reads your collection items and prepares the change as a draft.
Reads your blog and leaves the change in a draft.
Reads your entries and creates the change as a draft entry.
Reads your site’s repository and opens a pull request; never merges.
Reads your site’s repository and opens a merge request; never merges.
Reads your site’s repository and opens a pull request; never merges.
Creates tasks for your team from the conversation, with your consent.
You’ll be able to get alerts and routine results in a channel.
You’ll be able to send the outreach emails CitePatch drafts from your inbox, after you approve them.
You’ll be able to cross your AI visibility with your CRM’s contacts and campaigns.
You’ll be able to save reports and action plans where your team already works.
Every integration connects through the tool’s own permissions, never a shared password, and your access tokens stay encrypted. You choose which integrations Vera can touch, and revoke any of them whenever you like.
No. Every proposal waits for your approval in chat, and every write leaves a draft, a pull request or a task, never a live change. She drafts correction letters; she never sends them.
Not yet. Today she reads the AI answers and the pages they already cite. Live web search is coming soon.
Task creation in Linear runs today, with your consent each time. Scheduled routines and delivering a report by email or to a shared drive are coming soon.
She measures your visibility again after it ships and shows you what moved, against your own prior measurements, never against public knowledge.
No. Each connection is made with its own grant, and you can revoke it from the tool whenever you like without going through us.
Start with a Free Audit, or book a demo to see Vera propose the next change on your own pages.
