Content Authority Agent

Optimizes page content for AI citation — analyzing pages, rewriting copy, generating infographics, and producing SEO alt text.

When to use it

• You want to know whether a page is citation-ready
• You want to rewrite copy so AI engines are more likely to cite it
• You need an infographic generated from a page's content
• You need alt text written for an image

How to invoke

Mention @content for free-form requests, or use a /content-* command for a specific skill.

Skills and commands

Command	What it does
@content	Free-form citation-optimization help
/content-analyze	Analyze a URL for citation-worthiness
/content-rewrite	Rewrite content to maximize citation potential
/content-infographic	Generate an infographic from content
/content-alttext	Generate SEO-optimized alt text for an image

The agent prepares an infographic brief automatically before generating — you don't need to call that step separately.

Drafting a page from Home chat or Live Voice

From Live Voice (Ultra and Enterprise) and, where it is switched on for your workspace, the Home chat, you can simply ask Vizzy to draft a page. Vizzy needs to know which page: your home page, a page you already have (say its address, such as example.com/pricing), or a new page (say what it's about). If it's unclear which you mean, Vizzy asks first; it never assumes your home page.

Vizzy starts the draft within about a second, the Content Draft panel opens on the right (replacing whatever was open there), and the draft appears in about a minute with Copy, Download, and Open in editor. Closing the panel doesn't stop it, finished drafts are also under Create > History, and Live Voice tells you when it's ready.

Writing a new page is being rolled out. Until it is switched on for your workspace, Vizzy will tell you it isn't available yet and start nothing.

A new page is written from what Vizzybl knows about your brand — your brand profile, your brand voice, your brand facts, your site's content, your monitored prompts and what AI engines cite. The draft lists what it was based on, and anything it could not confirm from what it knows is marked [VERIFY] for you to check before publishing.

A finished draft of an existing page costs 10 credits and a finished new page costs 15; failed drafts are not charged. See Content Rewriting.

Example prompts

• /content-rewrite example.com/blog/post — Rewrites the page for higher citation potential
• @content score this URL for citation readiness and tell me what to change: example.com/page

Related docs

• Citation Optimization
• Content Rewriting