Ask — the assistant that reads your scan and acts on the plan
Some questions the screens cannot answer: why Gemini picked a rival on one question, which source is worth your weekend, what to do first this week. Ask reads the same data the screens show, through the same tools the MCP server exposes, and answers in plain words with the numbers it read. When you ask it to act, it does: marks a move, drafts, writes a page, reruns a scan within your plan. It remembers what you tell it, so the decision you made last week shapes the advice this week.
How it works
It reads before it speaks
Every answer starts with a tool call: the overview, the blind spots with their verbatim answers, the sources, the plan, the readiness checks. You see each step as it happens. It never states a number it did not just read, and it says when a change sits inside the margin of error.
It acts when you say so
Mark a move done, draft the pitch for a move, write the page for a lost question, fill a gap, reword a tracked question, run a scan. Drafts and scans count against your plan exactly as they do from the buttons, and it says so before the first one.
It remembers
Facts you state, preferences and decisions become notes carried into every later conversation: the channel you avoid, the segment you are chasing this month, the claim you decided not to make. You can read, add and delete them. Numbers are never stored; those are re-read.
In depth
Every blind spot has a button
Ask about this answer opens the assistant with the question already sent: what the winning pages say that yours does not, and the one change most likely to flip it.
Conversations are kept
Each project keeps its conversations. The last one reopens, older ones sit in the history, and long ones fold into a running summary so nothing is lost and nothing is bloated.
Only about this
It works on your AI visibility and nothing else. Off-topic requests get one sentence back and spend nothing, because every message costs real engine calls. 150 messages a day per person.
What we won't claim: that it knows things the scan does not. It reads your data and the pages the engines cited; it does not browse the web or invent a rival's price. Where a fact is missing it asks you, or leaves the gap marked.
Common questions
What can Ask do?+
Answer questions about your scan, blind spots, sources, action plan, site readiness and written pages; mark moves; draft artifacts; write pages; fill gaps; reword tracked questions; run a scan within your plan; and remember what you tell it for later conversations.
Which model runs it?+
Claude, through OpenRouter, with tool calling over the same twenty-three tools the MCP server exposes. Up to eight tool rounds per turn.
Does it cost extra?+
It is included in every plan, with a cap of 150 messages per person per day. Drafts, pages and scans it starts count against the plan the same way the buttons do.
Can it post on my behalf?+
No. It never posts anywhere public: no forum replies, no pitches sent, no reviews. It changes what you own and review.
See it on your own domain — first dossier in about a minute.