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Page Agent is the other half of the Content Agent. Instead of writing new pages, it improves the ones you have — working from the issues Site Audit found on each page.

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Requirements

Page Agent needs a completed Site Audit for the workspace’s site — that’s where its list of pages and their issues comes from. Without one, the page directs you to run an audit first.
Unlike the Blog Agent, Page Agent doesn’t need a built Content Brain. Audit data alone is enough.

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The page list

Every audited page, with its audit score and issue count. Pages with the most to gain sit at the top. No fixes yet marks pages you haven’t generated for.

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Generating fixes

1

Choose a page

Open it from the list.
2

Generate fixes

Botric reads the page’s audit findings and its content, then produces specific rewrites and additions.
3

Read the fix report

Each fix explains what’s wrong, what to change it to, and why it matters.
4

Apply and re-audit

Make the changes on your site, then re-run the Site Audit to confirm the issues cleared.
Generation runs for a minute or two. If it fails, the page offers a retry.

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What fixes look like

Fixes are page-level content changes, not sitewide advice:
  • Rewritten titles and meta descriptions
  • Heading structure corrections
  • Missing content sections the page should carry
  • Claims to state explicitly rather than imply
  • Structured-data and entity additions
Start with pages that already earn citations or traffic. Improving a page AI engines already read pays back faster than fixing a page nobody reaches.

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Deep links from Site Audit

Opening Page Agent from a Site Audit page report carries the page through, so you land on that specific page’s fixes rather than the list.

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Availability

Page Agent requires a plan that includes the Content Agent.

Site Audit

Where the issue list comes from.

GEO Audit

Citability findings worth fixing at the page level.