Examples

From a domain to the meta

A walkthrough of the fixed audit → diagnosis → generation pipeline, followed by an illustrative audit report. The numbers below are synthetic — v0 produces no applied lift yet.

Pipeline walkthrough

v0 is wired as a fixed, operator-run pipeline: a single domain enters, and a schema-governed YAML meta comes out the other end. Nothing about how any engine works is exposed — to the outside world the composition is a single black box.

01

Input: a domain

operator → audit

The operator supplies nothing but the prospect's domain — fitting the black-box, pre-sales model where the prospect has not engaged.

02

Audit probes the engines

audit → measurement

Query set and competitors are derived automatically; each query runs repeatedly across the active providers, sampling the non-deterministic distribution.

03

Diagnosis finds root causes

audit → diagnosis

The measured gaps are mapped to owned-content levers and ranked into a prioritized account of what holds the prospect back.

04

Generation ships the meta

diagnosis → YAML meta

The fix is emitted as a schema-governed YAML meta — titles, schema markup, llms.txt — the proof of work carried into the prospecting conversation.

Illustrative audit output

Below is the shape of an audit report for a fictional prospect. It is not a real result — v0 measures and diagnoses, but never applies the meta or re-measures, so it cannot yet show lift. The headline metric is AI Share of Voice: the prospect’s mentions and citations as a percentage of all category brand mentions.

Illustrative — synthetic data Sample output for the fictional acme.com. v0 measures and diagnoses but never applies the meta or re-measures, so it cannot yet show lift.
audit report · acme.com
AI Share of Voice (overall)
61%
prompts: 40 · engines: 5 · uncited: 12 / 40
Category leaderboard
northstar.io 74%
acme.com (you) 61%
boltworks.co 52%
vantage.app 38%
Per-engine Share of Voice
ChatGPT66%
Perplexity58%
AI Overviews59%
Citation depth
position-adjusted word count0.42
subjective impression3.1 / 5