Action Center: ranked fixes with agent prompts
The Action Center turns tracking and audit findings into ranked fixes with evidence, a copy-ready prompt for AI coding agents and a measured result.
What the Action Center does
The Action Center is the list of things worth doing for a client this week. Optimz builds it from the client's tracked answers, citations, rankings and site audit: a competitor named where the client isn't, a page that dropped out of answers, a page AI crawlers can't fetch, a fan-out search the client has no page for.
Each action shows the evidence that triggered it (the answers, sources or audit results), an evidence grade for the kind of fix, and a priority from the size of the gap and the effort involved. Actions don't fire on thin data: a question needs at least 12 pooled answers and a clear gap before it counts as a competitor win.
A prompt for your AI coding agent
Every action has a “Copy prompt for AI agent” button. It copies a self-contained fix prompt, with the problem, the affected pages, the evidence and what done looks like, ready to paste into Claude Code, Codex or another coding agent working in the client's site repository. Content fixes can go to the content agent instead.
Did the fix work?
When an action is marked shipped, Optimz measures it. It compares the treated questions before and after against the client's untreated questions over the same weeks (a control group), because before/after numbers alone mostly show platform-wide drift: in an Ahrefs test, a +43% raw change was about +2% once controls were added.
- A detectable-change estimate before you start: how big a change this test can see, and by when.
- Early signals in order: the page changed, an AI crawler fetched it, an own page was cited, then the mention rate moved.
- A plain verdict with the numbers behind it, ready for a client report.