Guide · working with your AI
The button in your weekly email opens a new conversation with that week's numbers pasted in as text. Useful once, but it means every week starts from zero — no memory of what you and your AI already worked through. There's a better way, and it costs you nothing to set up: your monitoring link is a live URL, not a snapshot. Fetched today it returns today's data; fetched again in six weeks it returns six-weeks-from-now's data, same link. Point your AI at that link once, as a standing instruction, and every new chat starts current automatically.
Most AI chat tools let you set persistent instructions for a project or space — text applied to every new conversation inside it, not just the current one. Paste this:
Exact menu labels move around as these products update — look for "instructions," "custom instructions," or "project knowledge" inside whatever the tool calls a Project/Space/Gem. The paste-in text above is the part that matters and won't change.
Both formats carry the same live picture: your AI-visibility and readiness scores, the specific buyer questions engines do and don't name you for (with movement over time once you have history), the scanner's own ranked list of what to fix first, a citation game plan of where to get listed or reviewed so AI cites you, new independent mentions found in the last week, and adjacent questions worth tracking. The plain-text version at /context.md is built for attaching to a chat; the .json version is for anything that wants to parse it directly.
Keep the weekly email — the new-chat button is genuinely useful the first time, or any time you want a clean-slate read. The connected project is for the ongoing conversation in between.