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Laya is a free decision model you can run on your own machine. This is the complete getting-started guide: what it does, how to install it, the eight SEO and GEO jobs it is good at, and the ones it is not.
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Three agents, three different strengths. This is a job-by-job routing guide: when to use Grok Bot's persistent browser, when to use a code agent, and when to use neither.
Most teams analyze a sample of Search Console data because a full export is too much to sort by hand. Here is a workflow that classifies the whole export with Jev, plus the three traps that will quietly produce confident wrong answers.
Reddit is one of the most cited sources in AI answers, and one of the hardest to monitor at scale. Here is a workflow that uses Jev to decide which threads matter, which are already saturated, and which are worth engaging.
A complete walkthrough for building one Grok Bot that audits your site, reads Search Console, and reports back, without giving it permission to change anything until you have verified it.
Not on Shopify? You still own the plumbing that makes an AI agent able to find, trust, and buy from you. Here is the WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and custom-storefront workflow.
Scoring tells you which pages are not being cited. This workflow tells you what to change. A keep-or-change decision layer across title, meta, H1, FAQ, and schema, with a rewrite checklist and a confidence gate that keeps the risky edits human.
A scored prompt log that turns raw AI answers into a fix-first worklist. Capture answers first, let Jev judge mention, competitor, citation, and framing, then map every low score to a page-level action.
Six repeatable Jev jobs that turn a flat URL inventory into a routed content plan: intent tagging, mismatch detection, originality scoring, keep/update/merge/remove disposition, schema checks, and redirect matching.
A runnable pipeline that turns a crawl export into a reviewed internal-link and merge worklist. Two-stage candidate selection, exact Jev question schemas, confidence routing, and the checks that keep you from shipping bad links at scale.
A runnable Codex playbook for October 2026: 15 traffic jobs you can hand to an agent, the exact prompt for each, what to check before you trust the output, and where the automation stops.
A 3,850-prompt study found directories supply 41% of AI citations on supplier-selection prompts. Here is a verified free submission list, and how to prioritize it.
A viral post claims schema markup has zero effect on AI citations, based on a study that never tested schema at all. Here is the real study's 4-factor priority order, how to audit your page against it, and what to fix first.
