Nisa can tell you whether AI answer services mention your company, show you where you are missing, draft the articles that close the gap, and keep an eye on your competitors. These are Skills every workspace has from the start.
Is my company in AI answers?
AI visibility runs once a week. Nisa asks AI answer services, the kind that search the web before they answer, the questions your buyers ask. The questions do not name you. She asks each one several times, because AI answers vary, and counts how often and how prominently you appear.
You get a score from 0 to 100, your share against the competitors you named, and the websites the answer services actually cited. The report names the services that answered that run. Treat the score as a direction, not an exact figure: it comes from samples.
Where am I missing?
Source gaps looks at the questions where your competitors are cited and you are not, finds the sources the answer services relied on, and suggests one concrete step per gap: a pitch to a publication, an answer in a community, or a brief for an article.
Articles AI can quote
Content reads your website and writes articles that answer one question first and then explain, with real sources. You get them as drafts. Publishing is up to you.
Nisa can also write an llms.txt and a short company description in a format AI crawlers read. That keeps your company described cleanly; it does not guarantee that anyone cites you.
Your competitors, every week
Competitor watch reads a short list of your competitors' pages once a week and sums up what changed in pricing, messaging and positioning.
Posts in your voice
Ask for a LinkedIn post and you get a draft in the chat, written the way you write. Nisa does not publish it; you do.
What it needs and what it costs
Nisa takes your brand and competitors from what she knows about your company, or asks you once.
An AI visibility run costs 400 credits, because it asks several answer services many times. The other Skills here are ordinary Skill runs. See Credits.
