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Before the Blog Agent writes anything, it builds a Content Brain: a consolidated understanding of your business, your market and your current performance. Everything the agent produces is grounded in it.

The four signals

The Brain is assembled from up to four inputs. The build screen shows which are present.
A completed Site Audit is required. GEO and SERP make the output substantially better; Search Console is optional but is the only signal that reflects real Google demand rather than modelled demand.

What the Brain knows

It’s organised into three views:
  • My Business — who you are, what you sell, how you position it.
  • My Market — who else competes, what your buyers ask, where the demand is.
  • My Progress — what you’ve published, what’s working, what’s still open.

Building it

1

Check your signals

The setup screen lists each signal and whether it’s ready. Run anything missing.
2

Set your content preferences

Author name and content preferences shape tone and attribution. The author is pre-filled from your profile.
3

Build

The build runs through several stages with live progress. It takes a few minutes.
4

Discovery runs next

On a first build, topic discovery is chained automatically so you land on a set of ideas rather than an empty page.

Rebuilding

Rebuild after anything that changes your position: a fresh Site Audit, a new GEO run, a repositioning, or a batch of published content. The Brain reflects the signals as they were at build time. View context shows exactly what the current Brain contains, so you can judge whether it’s stale.
A Brain built before your latest GEO run won’t know about the gaps that run found. If your visibility data has moved meaningfully, rebuild before generating content.

Next steps

Blog Agent

Discover topics and generate posts from the Brain.

Page Agent

Fix existing pages rather than writing new ones.