Know which pages
the models actually cite.
For editors and content leads: Attensira reads the answers ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI, Claude and Gemini give to the questions you track, shows which of your URLs they linked, and opens a pull request with the rewrite it thinks would change that.
Read the answer, find the gap, ship the edit
Read what the models answered
Each question you track is put to each tracked model on a schedule, at most once per model and country per day, and the answer text is stored exactly as returned.
Review the edit as a branch
Each fix is a pull request on a fresh branch, labelled `attensira`, naming the page and the finding. Attensira then tracks whether you merged or closed it, and what CI said.
Measure it again, honestly
The next reading reports whether your citation rate moved, and only calls it a move if it clears a two-proportion z-test at 95%. Otherwise it says the change is not provable.
Read, find the gap, ship the edit
Track the questions, see how they are answered
You write the buyer questions and group them into topics. Each one runs against each tracked model on a schedule — at most once per model and country per calendar day — and comes back as a mention rate and a citation rate with the number of successful runs behind them. Today's numbers are always partial, and Attensira says so.
See how tracking worksWhat an editor gets
Evidence you can read, counts you can check, and edits that arrive as reviewable diffs.
Read the answers, not a summary of them
Attensira stores the verbatim text of every successful run, so an editor can read the paragraph where a competitor got named and you did not. Detection re-runs over that stored history rather than starting a fresh chart.
See how tracking worksWork from citations, not a content grade
Every cited page shows its citations in the window, its share of your domain's citations, and its average position in the model's citation list. There is no page score to optimise — the numbers are counts you can check.
See page-level citationsGet the draft as a diff, in your voice
The agent writes against your brand profile and Skills, then opens a pull request naming the page, the finding, and why the edit answers it. You read the diff, edit it, merge it or close it.
See how the agent writesSave the recurring passes as automations
An instruction plus a cadence, with a stored run history — a weekly re-read of the prompts you care about, or an emailed summary. Anything that needs a human decision lands in the Inbox instead of happening quietly.
See automationsWhere editorial work goes next
The surfaces that turn an answer you lost into a diff on a branch.
See which of your pages
the models cite today.
Track the questions your buyers ask, connect the repository your site lives in, and read the first pull request the agent opens.