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Definition: Edith is the Winin capability for “Find the gap / Retest”—continuously monitoring how AI describes your brand, locating absence, weak competitiveness, or misstatement, and retesting change under the same conditions.

What Edith is

  • Role: Find the gap; also participates in Retest and Operate.
  • Website capability: Continuously monitor how AI describes your brand.
  • Diagnostics: AI recommendation diagnostics—where you are considered, recommended, or absent; each answer retains raw content, reasons, and cited sources.
  • Managed monitoring & retesting: Track across models, competitors, facts, and sources; same-conditions retest archives before/after change.
  • Place in the loop: Find → (Homer Govern) → (Friday Close) → Retest → Operate. See loop.

What Edith is not

  • Not a mention-rate dashboard with no explanation; Winin emphasizes drill-down to question · model · raw answer · time · source · denominator.
  • Not an execution layer that rewrites public content without approval (execution is Friday, with human approval).
  • Does not replace Homer’s fact approval and version control.

Division of labor with Homer and Friday

Product One line
Edith Find gaps, retain evidence, same-conditions retest
Homer Single source of truth and approval
Friday Advance optimization within authorization

Monitored models: models-monitored.

FAQ

Q: Which models does Edith monitor?
A: The public roster: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Grok, Copilot, Kimi, Qwen, GLM, Doubao, MiniMax, ERNIE Bot.

Q: How is retest kept comparable?
A: Use the same questions and conditions (same-conditions); formal conclusions depend on retained answers and verified publication.

Common gap types in diagnostics

Aligned with the site’s four outcomes and three stage gates, Edith often observes:

  1. Absence: brand missing on category recommendation prompts.
  2. Misstatement: stale price, discontinued info, or wrong specs attributed to the brand.
  3. Mentioned but not recommended: named, but recommendation reasons go to competitors.
  4. Blind spot: answers are produced daily, but the team lacks archives and trends.

Each diagnosis should drill down to question, model, raw answer, reasons, and sources—not only a percentage—so Friday can prepare approvable tasks and Homer can decide which facts to change.

Suggested operating cadence (not contract terms)

  • Daily: anomaly alerts (new wrong price, new absence, new competitor reasons).
  • Weekly: subset same-conditions retest and weekly report.
  • Monthly: expand baseline prompts and align with Formal Baseline.

Pilot contact: contact@winin.ai. Learn more: ai-brand-visibility.

Canonical source: https://winin.ai · Updated 2026-09-11

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