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How to use Sophyx

Everything you need to improve your brand's visibility in AI-powered search engines: agents, the Trends Vault, competitor intelligence, technical optimizations (JSON-LD, robots.txt, llms.txt), the hosted Ai Guide, publishing, and connecting Sophyx to Claude, ChatGPT & Codex over MCP.

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01

Getting Started

Create your account

Sign up at app.sophyx.io/signup. Your free plan is enough to run a full brand analysis and complete the onboarding wizard.

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No account required, see how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity currently perceive your brand in 60 seconds.

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Walk the full walkthrough

In under 2 minutes: (1) brand workspace, (2) memories, (3) tracked prompts, (4) agents run, (5) technical optimizations after your graph is fresh, (6) ship blogs and social with Click to Post or LinkedIn Schedule.

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Assign a subscription to your workspace

Assign a plan from the Billing tab in workspace settings to unlock full analysis capabilities and higher run cadences.

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Brand Wizard

Step 1: Create your brand

Enter a brand name and your root domain (e.g. example.com). Sophyx provisions an isolated workspace, persists `workspace_settings` with your `root_url` and `pages_to_crawl` (default 5), and immediately analyses your homepage so Step 3 can suggest tailored prompts.

Step 2: Teach your agents (Memories)

Add Memories so every brief, post, and analysis is hyper-personalized. Five formats supported: PDF (decks, guidelines, case studies), Text (paste tone-of-voice or FAQs), JSON (catalogs, schemas), CSV (keywords, competitors, segments), and URL (LinkedIn, X, Reddit profiles, any public page). Memories persist across all future runs.

Step 3: Track the prompts that matter

Add up to 10 AI search queries you most want your brand to show up for. The wizard auto-suggests homepage-grounded prompts; you can add manual ones too. Tracked prompts run FIRST on every analysis, then agents fill the rest from their own discovery.

Skip is always OK

Memories and tracked prompts are optional, you can finish with just the brand info and add them later from the Memories Vault and Prompts Vault. The first agent run will still complete; later runs will get sharper as you add context.

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Memories Vault

What are Memories?

Memories are reusable pieces of brand knowledge, such as files, pasted notes, and URLs, that every agent run pulls from for context. The more relevant context, the more your output sounds like you and grounds in your real positioning.

PDF and Text

PDF: brand guidelines, pitch decks, case studies, customer research (auto-uploaded, up to 25 MB). Text: paste your tone-of-voice rules, FAQs, key messages, or any unstructured notes. Both kinds support up to 25 MB per file (text accepts up to 2 MB pasted content).

JSON and CSV

JSON: structured data like product catalogs, plan configs, or any schema your agents should reference precisely. CSV: tabular data like target keyword lists, competitor names, or customer segments. Both upload-or-paste, both saved automatically.

URL memories

Add public URLs, LinkedIn company pages, founder profiles, X (Twitter) handles, Reddit threads, or any public page, to extend your agents with social presence and external context.

Adding memories later

You can skip memories during the wizard and add them later from the workspace's Memories Vault. New memories take effect on the next agent run, no re-onboarding required.

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Knowledge Graph Builder

What is a Knowledge Graph?

A knowledge graph maps all the entities, topics, products, services, and relationships that define your brand. AI engines use these semantic networks to understand and cite your brand accurately.

Building your KG

From your workspace's home page, click "Build Knowledge Graph". Sophyx crawls up to 20+ pages of your site, extracts entities and relationships, and constructs a visual graph you can explore.

Exploring the graph

Use the interactive graph viewer to see nodes (entities like products, services, locations) and edges (relationships between them). This is the foundation AI engines use to understand your brand.

KG Analysis

After building the KG, run a KG Analysis to get a detailed AI-powered breakdown of your brand's entity coverage, gaps, and recommendations for improving your semantic footprint.

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AI Visibility Analysis

What is AI Visibility Analysis?

Sophyx queries multiple AI engines (GPT-4o, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity) with prompts relevant to your industry and measures how often and how prominently your brand appears in the responses.

GEO Visibility Score

Your GEO score (0–100) is a composite metric measuring how well your brand is cited across AI engines. A score of 70+ means strong AI presence; below 40 indicates significant optimization opportunity.

Running a full analysis

Click "Run Full Analysis" from your workspace home. The system tests 30+ prompts across multiple AI providers and generates a comprehensive report with your visibility score, citation examples, and content gaps.

Reading your analysis report

The analysis report shows: overall GEO score, per-provider scores, which prompts triggered brand mentions, which didn't (content gaps), and AI-generated recommendations for each gap.

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Prompt Analysis & Tracked Prompts

What is Prompt Analysis?

Prompt Analysis tests specific search queries against multiple AI engines to see if your brand is mentioned, where it ranks, and how it's framed. It's the most granular way to understand which queries you're winning or losing.

Tracked prompts (your priority list)

Tracked prompts are the queries you most want your brand to win. Seed them in Step 3 of the wizard or manage them later from the Prompts Vault. Each Visibility Agent run analyses your tracked prompts FIRST, then fills the rest with agent-discovered queries, so your priority list is always covered.

Running a single prompt

From the Prompt Analysis section, enter any query (e.g. "best CRM for small businesses") and Sophyx will query multiple AI engines and show you exactly what they say, and whether your brand appears.

Bulk prompt analysis

Run all your workspace's tracked prompts at once to get a comprehensive view of your AI search coverage. Results are stored historically so you can track improvement over time.

Identifying bad prompts

Prompts where your brand doesn't appear are flagged as "bad prompts", these are your biggest opportunities. The Content Creator agent automatically turns each into a content task with AI-ready writing guidance.

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Reach & Competitor Intelligence

Where AI reads about your market

The Reach page groups every source AI cited for your tracked prompts by where it came from, Reddit threads, LinkedIn posts, X, YouTube, review sites, blogs and news, and flags each place where it named other brands and never named you. Filter by kind of place, or by the gaps alone.

Who AI recommends for your prompts

The Competitors pill switches the same page to the ranked field: the brands AI engines name in response to your tracked prompts, so you see exactly who is being recommended in your place, and how often.

Your Brand Benchmark

A headline scorecard: Recommended %, Visibility % (with delta), Share of Voice %, Average Position (and how many #1 spots you hold), and total Citations, with a plain-language read like "You lead the field" or "X points behind [top competitor]".

Share of voice & citations

A sortable table ranks every competitor by Visibility, Share of Voice, Average Position, #1s, Citations, and Trend. Expand any row to see the keywords they win, the URLs AI cited for them versus for you, and the exact prompts they appeared in.

Close the gap

Reach and competitor findings feed the Content Creator: where a rival is cited instead of you, that prompt becomes a content task with AI-ready guidance so you can win the answer back.

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Agents & Agentic Strategy

The three core agents (auto-enabled at wizard finish)

Clicking Finish on the wizard turns on three agents: Visibility (builds the knowledge graph, runs 20+ tracked + discovered prompts, identifies bad prompts), Optimization (generates JSON-LD, robots.txt, and llms.txt for crawlers and LLMs), and Content Creator (writes blogs, FAQs, Q&A, plus LinkedIn/X/Reddit posts to fill the gaps). All are visible and toggleable on the Agents page.

Two more agents on the Agents page

Beyond the core three, the Agents page also carries Scheduler (Distribution Team, auto-publishes LinkedIn posts and long-form on a cadence) and Competitor Analysis (Intelligence Team, keyword gaps, content velocity, and AI-visibility benchmarking against your rivals). Both are live and toggle on/off like the others.

Visibility Agent, Search Intelligence

Pipeline: Build Knowledge Graph → Analyse KG Structure → Run 20+ Prompts (tracked first, then agent-discovered) → Identify Bad Prompts. Outputs the GEO score, per-prompt citations, and the bad-prompt list that Content Creator turns into tasks.

Optimization Agent, Technical SEO

Pipeline: Generate JSON-LD → Generate robots.txt → Generate llms.txt. Optimization outputs depend on an up-to-date knowledge graph; after a successful graph build in the same refresh, Sophyx automatically runs Optimization so structured data and crawler files align with your latest site understanding, no separate trigger needed.

Content Creator, Content Strategy

Pipeline: Classify best content type per bad prompt → Generate Blog / FAQ / Q&A → Generate social posts for LinkedIn, X, and Reddit. Memories you added in the wizard sharpen tone-of-voice and factual grounding for every output.

Scheduled autonomous refresh

When Visibility or Optimization is enabled, Sophyx re-runs the full refresh on a recurring cadence (defaults to roughly monthly from your last successful run). The interval is workspace-configurable via the `agentic_interval` setting.

Bulk Auto-Scheduler (live for LinkedIn)

From Social Posts, the bulk Auto-Scheduler takes a cadence (e.g. 3× per week), spaces your queued LinkedIn posts across your personal profile or a Company Page, and ships them automatically, the always-on counterpart to per-post Click to Post and LinkedIn Schedule. X and Reddit auto-scheduling is expanding next.

Run history

The Agents view shows recent pipeline executions with step-level status, main visibility runs, optimization passes, content-creation jobs, and ad-hoc rate runs, so you can see exactly what completed and when.

Agentic Strategy (task board)

The Agentic Strategy page under your workspace is a prioritized kanban of actionable tasks derived from analysis, separate from the automated agents, but designed to work alongside them. Move tasks through high / medium / low priority, and use content tasks with AI-ready briefs to close visibility gaps.

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Technical Optimizations

What this step is for

After your knowledge graph is rebuilt, the Optimization pipeline issues JSON-LD for your key pages, a robots.txt that names the right AI crawlers, and an llms.txt file so LLMs can cite you systematically. It runs in the same refresh as Visibility, once the graph step succeeds, so you never publish outdated schema.

Why it comes before shipping content

Promoting URLs works best when those URLs already expose accurate structured data and crawler rules. Optimizations lands before you push blogs and social so the pages you amplify are technically credible in Google, answer engines, and generative search.

JSON-LD

Page-level schema.org data grounded in your crawl and graph, not generic templates, so entities match what your site actually says.

robots.txt & llms.txt

robots.txt encodes which bots may index which paths; llms.txt lists what LLMs should read first. Both stay aligned with each agent run when Visibility and Optimization are enabled.

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Publishing & Distribution

Blog posts & long-form, maximum input surface

The Content Creator drafts blogs, FAQs, and Q&A by fusing a large context stack: your live crawl and knowledge graph, every memory (PDFs, tone, JSON/CSV catalogs, social URLs), tracked and discovered prompts, GEO visibility signals, and bad-prompt gaps. That volume of first-party and analytical input is what keeps copy accurate to your brand, aligned with what AI search is rewarding right now, and structured to earn attention when people skim.

Social posts, same intelligence, shorter format

LinkedIn, X, and Reddit posts are generated from the same pipeline, distilled from the graph, memories, and prompt outcomes so your feed matches the narrative on your site.

Where drafts appear

Long-form assets land in your content workflows; social copies appear on the Social Posts page as Drafts until you ship.

Click to Post, all social media

Open any post and ship instantly. LinkedIn: one-click OAuth publish to your profile or a Company Page. X & Reddit: opens ready to send. No copy-paste marathon.

LinkedIn Schedule, LinkedIn only

Pick a future date and time on LinkedIn posts; a dispatcher publishes when due. Cancel anytime before send. X and Reddit scheduling ships with the Scheduler Agent.

Connecting LinkedIn & tracking

Connect LinkedIn once via OAuth (including Company Pages). Published posts store permalinks and timestamps; the calendar view shows scheduled items by day.

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Ai Guide (AiG)

What the Ai Guide is

AiG is a hosted, AI-readable guide for your brand, a lightweight site that search engines, LLMs, and agents can crawl and cite. It surfaces your generated content, JSON-LD, llms.txt, and robots.txt at a real URL so answer engines always have fresh, structured material about you.

Free Sophyx route or your own domain

Publish instantly on a free Sophyx subdomain (e.g. yourbrand.sophyx.app) using Sophyx's wildcard certificate, no DNS required, or point a custom domain like llms.yourdomain.com with two CNAME records (one to validate, one to route traffic through CloudFront) and verify.

Auto-publish keeps it fresh

Any Content Vault item that isn't Posted or Archived is automatically published to AiG, so AI engines always have something to reference, even between your manual publishes.

Generate, publish & inspect

Run Generate AiG to build the site (the pipeline writes files to S3 and polls for completion), then browse the hosted Site tree, llms.txt, robots.txt, index, blog and FAQ pages, with direct links. The Contact panel pulls the details you set in Workspace Settings.

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Reports & Analytics

Agent Stats, the live scoreboard

The Agents → Stats page tracks your GEO Visibility Score over time plus AI referral traffic, AiG visits, Social traffic, and LinkedIn impressions. Filter to any single card, or view them all together. It's the day-to-day pulse; Reports is the formal write-up.

Branded PDF reports

The Reports page compiles an "AI Visibility & Activity Report" with your logo and business name, an executive summary (Good Prompts, Bad Prompts, Contents, Social Posts with deltas), and sections for Traffic & Reach, Good vs Bad Prompts, Contents, and Social Posts. Download it as a paginated, branded A4 PDF for stakeholders.

Period-over-period comparison

Choose Monthly or Weekly, a range of 3–24 months, and a compare mode (Month-over-Month, Week-over-Week, or none). Every section adds a "How to read this" note and data-driven insight bullets so the numbers tell a story.

Historical tracking

Sophyx stores all analysis results historically, so you can show GEO score improvement and coverage gains week-over-week and month-over-month, the ROI record for your AI-visibility work.

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Connect to Claude, ChatGPT & Codex (MCP)

What the Sophyx MCP server is

Sophyx ships a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server called "Sophyx Data" at mcp.sophyx.app. It lets any MCP-capable assistant, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or a local agent, read your Sophyx brand and AI-visibility data directly, with no copy-paste exports. It is scoped to your account: only workspaces you own or belong to.

Two ways to connect

Sign in with Sophyx (OAuth 2.1): best for Claude.ai and ChatGPT connectors, paste https://mcp.sophyx.app/, sign in, approve the consent screen. Or a personal token (sophyx_mcp_…): best for Claude Code and Codex, generate it in Workspace Settings → Agent Access and add it as a Bearer header. Rotate or revoke anytime; existing connections drop instantly.

Manage Agent Access

What an assistant can read

Ten read tools cover the account and every workspace: list workspaces, account overview, a full 18-section workspace export, good-vs-bad prompt visibility ("where am I invisible?"), Reach (the places AI reads, what to ask each for: inclusion, a backlink or link correction, or a correction, plus the drafts written on the Reach page), the generated robots.txt / llms.txt / per-page JSON-LD, this brand's trend snapshot and forecast, the market-wide multi-LLM trend dataset, content search, and a portable local-workspace bootstrap.

The two writes, and the guardrails

One write tool moves a blog, FAQ, or social post between draft, published, and archived (moving a queued post back to draft cancels it). The other adds a text note or a link to a workspace's memory, so an assistant can teach Sophyx your brand voice, products, or positioning ("add this to my Sophyx memory: …"); Sophyx folds it into the workspace memory on its own, so generation picks it up within about a minute. Everything else stays in the dashboard by design, an assistant can't edit or delete memories, upload files, post to social, change settings, or edit content bodies. Credentials are never exported.

Try it with zero signup

A public demo token connects to a read-only showcase workspace, so you can experience the flow before creating an account. Ask your assistant: "List my Sophyx workspaces and show the top visibility gaps."

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Team & Workspace Management

Inviting team members

From Workspace Settings → Team tab, enter a colleague's email to add them as a member. Members get full access to run analyses, view reports, and manage tasks. They must have a Sophyx account first.

Invite colleagues

Member permissions

Members can run all workspace functions: knowledge graph building, AI analysis, prompt analysis, strategy generation, and task management. Only the workspace owner can manage billing and archive the workspace.

Multiple workspaces

Create separate workspaces for each brand or client you manage. Each workspace has its own knowledge graph, analysis history, and strategy board.

Workspace settings

Configure your workspace's root URL, crawl depth, analysis depth, and custom OpenAI API key (for teams with their own API access). Archive workspaces you're no longer actively optimizing.

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Profile & Business Settings

User and Business profile

In Profile Settings → User and Business tab, add your business name, logo, contact info, and address. Your logo and business name appear on exported PDF reports.

Logo upload

Upload your brand logo (PNG, JPG, or WebP). It's stored securely in Sophyx's cloud storage and used to brand your exported reports professionally.

Subscription management

View and manage your active subscriptions from Profile Settings → Subscriptions. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel plans.

Password and notifications

Update your password and configure email notification preferences from the respective tabs in Profile Settings.

Glossary

Visibility Tracker

AI Visibility Score
Your overall 0–100 readiness to be cited by AI.
A single 0–100 composite of the six sub-scores below, from your first brand analysis. It measures how ready your site is to be cited by AI engines — not how often you were actually cited. Once prompt analysis has run, the Visibility percentage takes over as the live measure.
Total
Every prompt Sophyx tracks and scores for you.
The full set of prompts being measured: the ones the Visibility agent discovered for your brand, plus any you added by hand. Cited and On Radar always add up to this number.
To improve: Add prompts you actually want to win with Modify prompts, or track more from the Trend Explorer.
Cited
Prompts an AI engine has actually named you in.
The number of your tracked prompts where an AI answer mentioned your brand at least once in the rolling window. A prompt stays cited once it has been won, so this number only goes up as coverage grows.
On Radar
Prompts you have not won yet — queued work, not failures.
Prompts from the newest cycle that no AI answer has cited you for yet. These are the gaps your agents are working on: each one becomes a content task aimed at winning that prompt next cycle.
To improve: Nothing to do by hand — the Content Creator agent turns these into drafts. Publish those drafts to convert them to cited.
Coverage / Score
Share of your tracked prompts AI has cited you for.
Cited divided by Total, measured over the rolling window of recent analysis cycles. It is the same number as Visibility on your dashboard. It rises as you win prompts, and dips when you start tracking prompts you have not won yet — that dip is expected, not a regression.
Signal frequency
One bar per tracked prompt; lit bars are the ones AI cites you for.
A quick visual of the same cited-versus-total split shown in the numbers above. Past 48 prompts there are more prompts than bars, so each bar stands for a share of the set rather than one specific prompt.
Visibility %
Cited prompts as a share of every prompt tracked.
Cited divided by total tracked prompts, over the rolling window of recent analysis cycles. This is the headline number to watch over time: it rises as you win prompts, and it dips when you add new prompts you have not won yet.

The six AI-visibility sub-scores

Answerability
Can AI answer with your content?
How much of your page is written as an actual answer to a real question. An assistant asked "who does X for Y?" needs a sentence it can lift and use. Pages that state who you help, what you deliver, and how you deliver it score high; pages built from slogans and mood copy score low.
To improve: Add a plain-language sentence near the top that names who you help and what outcome you deliver, then a short FAQ answering the questions buyers actually ask.
Clarity
Will AI understand you correctly?
Whether a model reading your page comes away with the right idea of what you do. Named services, a stated service area, and concrete outcomes raise it. Vague hero text, invented category names, and marketing fluff lower it, because the model has to guess, and it guesses wrong.
To improve: Replace abstract taglines with specifics: list your services by name and say plainly what each one does for the customer.
Trust & Proof
Why should AI trust you?
The evidence on the page that backs up your claims: reviews, testimonials, case studies, credentials, named clients, numbers. Assistants prefer sources they can defend when recommending you, so unevidenced claims get skipped in favour of a competitor who shows proof.
To improve: Put real proof on the page — a testimonial with a name, a result with a number, a credential — rather than only linking to it.
Entity & Contact
Can AI find your business details?
How completely and consistently your identity is stated: business name, location or service area, contact details, and hours. This is what lets a model recognise you as a specific, real organisation instead of an anonymous page, and it is what gets quoted when someone asks for a recommendation near them.
To improve: State your business name, location or service area, and contact details in the page text itself, worded the same way everywhere they appear.
Citeability
Will AI quote you directly?
How ready your wording is to be lifted verbatim into an answer. Self-contained sentences that make sense without the surrounding page get quoted; copy that depends on the headline above it, a picture beside it, or the previous paragraph cannot travel and gets paraphrased away.
To improve: Write sentences that stand on their own — each should still be true and clear when read completely out of context.
Structure
Is your content easy to extract?
How machine-readable the page is: heading hierarchy, lists, FAQ blocks, and JSON-LD schema markup. Structure tells a crawler which part of the page answers which question. A wall of unbroken text may hold the right answer and still lose to a competitor who labelled theirs.
To improve: Break content under real headings, use lists and an FAQ block, and publish the JSON-LD from the Optimizations tab.

Trend Explorer

Est/mo
Estimated times this is asked per month, median across models.
The median of the per-model monthly volume estimates for this term. These are model estimates, not measured search data — no provider publishes real prompt volumes. Use them to rank terms against each other, not as absolute traffic figures.
Per-model estimate
What one model estimates this term is asked per month.
Each of GPT, Gemini, and Claude is asked separately to estimate the monthly volume for this term. Seeing them cluster together is a sign of confidence; a wide spread means the estimate is soft and the term is worth less weight.
Trend
Whether asking is rising, flat, or declining.
The direction the models agree this term is heading — rising fast, rising, flat, declining, or declining fast. A rising term with modest volume is usually a better bet than a flat term with high volume, because you are competing for it earlier.
Intent
What the person asking actually wants.
Informational (learning), commercial (comparing options), transactional (ready to buy), or navigational (looking for a specific brand). Commercial and transactional terms sit closest to revenue; informational terms build the authority that gets you cited on the others.
Priority score
How strong this term is overall, volume and trend combined.
A composite ranking of the term across volume, trend direction, and how often it turned up in our analyses. Sorting by priority is the fastest way to find terms worth tracking when you do not have a specific one in mind.
Occurrences
How many times this term appeared across our analyses.
The number of separate sector analyses this term surfaced in. A high count means it is a durable question people keep asking, rather than a one-off phrasing that appeared once.
Avg rank
Its average position when it appeared. Lower is better.
Where this term typically placed among all terms found in an analysis. A low average rank means it consistently came out near the top of its sector — a strong signal of importance.
Sector
The industries this term was observed in.
The sectors whose analyses surfaced this term. A term appearing across several sectors is broad; one confined to yours is more specific and usually less contested.
Domains AI answers cite
The sites currently being quoted for this term.
The domains AI answers most often cite when answering this term. This is your direct competition for the citation, and a shortlist of the pages worth studying before you write your own.

Platform terms

GEO
Generative Engine Optimization, optimizing content to be cited by AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.
AEO
Answer Engine Optimization, structuring content to be selected as the direct answer by AI-powered search engines and voice assistants.
Knowledge Graph
A semantic network of entities and relationships that AI models use to understand your brand's structure and authority.
GEO Score
A 0–100 composite score measuring how frequently and prominently AI engines cite your brand across multiple providers.
Brand Wizard
The 3-step onboarding flow: (1) Create Brand, (2) Teach Your Agents (Memories), (3) Track Prompts. Completes in under 2 minutes and turns on the three core agents.
Memories
Reusable pieces of brand knowledge, PDFs, text notes, JSON, CSV, or URLs, pulled into every agent run for hyper-personalized output. Managed in the Memories Vault.
Tracked Prompts
AI search queries you most want your brand to win. Seeded in wizard Step 3 and managed in the Prompts Vault. Run FIRST on every Visibility analysis before agent-discovered prompts.
Visibility Agent
Search Intelligence agent. Pipeline: Build KG → Analyse KG → Run 20+ Prompts → Identify Bad Prompts. Outputs the GEO score and the bad-prompt list.
Optimization Agent
Technical SEO agent. Generates JSON-LD structured data, robots.txt with AI crawler directives, and llms.txt for LLM discoverability. Auto-runs after a successful KG build, see Technical Optimizations in the docs.
Content Creator
Content Strategy agent. Classifies content type per bad prompt and generates Blog / FAQ / Q&A pages plus social posts for LinkedIn, X, and Reddit.
Click to Post
Per-post one-click publish button on every social post. LinkedIn: 1-click publish via OAuth. X & Reddit: opens ready-to-ship in the editor.
LinkedIn Schedule
Per-post LinkedIn-only feature: pick any future date/time and a background dispatcher (polls every minute) publishes when due. X/Reddit scheduling arrives with the Scheduler Agent.
Auto-Scheduler
Bulk scheduler on the Social Posts page. Takes a cadence (e.g. 3× per week) and paces your queued LinkedIn posts across your profile or Company Page. Live for LinkedIn; X and Reddit expanding.
Trends Vault
Live web-search trend scanning (Your Trends) plus a market-wide, multi-LLM keyword dataset (Trend Explorer). Includes a Future-outlook forecast and Google Search Console integration.
Trend Explorer
The market-wide dataset of AI prompts and keywords across every analyzed sector, each with per-model volume estimates for GPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Grok (estimates, not measured data).
Competitors
The brands AI engines recommend for your tracked prompts. Sophyx benchmarks your Share of Voice, Average Position, and Citations against them and shows which URLs got cited instead of yours.
Share of Voice
The percentage of AI answers about your prompts in which a given brand is mentioned, a core Competitor metric.
Ai Guide (AiG)
A hosted, AI-readable guide for your brand on a free Sophyx subdomain or your own domain. Auto-publishes unposted Content Vault items so answer engines always have material to cite.
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
The open standard Sophyx uses to expose your data to AI assistants. The Sophyx Data MCP server (mcp.sophyx.app) lets Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex read your visibility data via OAuth or a personal token.
Agent Access
The Workspace Settings tab where you generate, rotate, or revoke your personal MCP token and copy the setup snippets for Claude Code, Codex, and other agents.
Content Gap
A query or topic where your brand should appear in AI responses but currently doesn't, your biggest optimization opportunity. Becomes a Content Creator task.
Agentic Strategy
An AI-generated prioritized kanban of tasks from your analyses, distinct from the automated Agents pipelines, but meant to complement them with human-tracked follow-through.
Multi-provider Analysis
Testing your brand visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity simultaneously, for comprehensive coverage.

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