See the gap. Govern the facts. Advance the work.
Edith finds recommendation gaps, Homer governs the approved facts, and Friday advances authorized optimization work — three connected product workspaces on one page.
Product interface illustration · not a customer resultContinuously monitor how AI describes your brand.
- Monitor configured models and surfaces within the agreed scope
- Archive raw answers, recommendation reasons and exposed sources
- Track competitor recommendation performance
- Build a retestable formal baseline
One brand. One voice.
- Inward: unify scattered information with its sources, owners and versions
- Outward: prepare approved facts for machine reading and public verification
- Flag conflicts and route the usable fact version to a named owner for approval
- Edith monitoring and Friday optimization work both use the approved facts held here
You approve. Friday advances authorized work.
- Drafts optimization plans from Homer's approved fact base
- Covers site · content · data · channels · sources
- Requests named approval at consequential decision points
- Initiates retesting after verified publication
Not an optimization layer — it is missing infrastructure.
Unify approved fact versions across the site, product data, media materials and internal documents; then prepare machine-readable, publicly verifiable expressions for authorized destinations.Source, owner, market, validity and public permission remain attached to each fact version.
Not guesswork — a verbatim archive.
Answers included in the monitoring contract are archived with their recommendation reasons and exposed sources.Sampling runs at the configured cadence so material changes can be reviewed quickly.
More than a task list: an approval-aware optimization workflow.
Friday drafts optimization work from Homer's approved facts and advances routine preparation automatically. Named owners approve consequential facts and every external publication; verified releases can then enter retesting.