Public documentation

Understand the CiteUp operating model.

This public documentation explains the product concepts and workflow. Authenticated workspace procedures remain inside the Dashboard.

Core concepts.

Knowledge profile

The approved company, product, audience, proof, and brand information used as source material.

Draft package

A reviewable content result containing copy, evidence used, missing information, and risk warnings.

Monitor run

A dated collection of prompt tests and raw engine responses used for analysis.

Metric run

A reproducible calculation of mentions, citations, source domains, and selected comparison dimensions.

Recommended first-run sequence.

  1. 01

    Create a company profile and add only evidence the team can verify.

  2. 02

    Review missing information before requesting content drafts.

  3. 03

    Generate and review a channel-specific draft package.

  4. 04

    Record distribution and run a controlled set of brand-monitor prompts.

  5. 05

    Use answer and source gaps to plan the next knowledge or content update.

Data and responsibility boundaries.

CiteUp helps organize evidence and observe outputs. Users remain responsible for factual approval, publication rights, compliance review, and interpreting sampled AI answers without overstating causality.

FAQ

Common questions, direct answers.

Are Dashboard pages indexed?

No. Authenticated Dashboard routes are isolated from the public sitemap and are not intended for search indexing.

Where is API documentation?

The backend API exposes its own OpenAPI documentation through the dedicated system routes configured for the deployment environment.

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