From public audit to published agent content

1. Run the public audit

Start with your root domain. CitePad scrapes your public site, extracts a baseline fact set, and compares that against what major AI agents say today.

• Use a root domain like example.com, not a deep page URL.
• The audit shows pages scraped, facts extracted, and an agent-by-agent score.
• Results are directional, not a publishing step.

2. Create your workspace

Use your work email to request a magic link. If it's your first time, CitePad creates the workspace when you complete the sign-in flow.

• Onboarding scrapes the site again with richer extraction.
• Generated factoids and pages are saved as drafts.
• Nothing is published until you review and approve it.

3. Publish on your domain

CitePad serves llms.txt, fact pages, and hub content from your own domain so agents see vendor-hosted material instead of a shared third-party site.

This is the key user story the product is built around: a revenue team can give an AI agent a clean, trustworthy source to check before it answers.