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Opportunities

Prioritised, evidence-backed findings from the website check and Search gaps, with severity, filters, expandable evidence, and one-click dismiss — and Prepare a fix for pull-request fixes.

Last checked against the product on October 11, 2026

These docs are in English.

The Opportunities page is the brand's to-do list: what to fix on your site so AI answers can cite it, most important first. It is its own item in the left rail — Dashboard · Monitor · Opportunities · Agent · Audits · Alerts — with the brand's open count on it, and it is not one of the brand's measurement tabs.

Opening Opportunities in the rail takes you to the current brand's page. Old /actions links (from emails or an assistant) still arrive here, query string intact.

What each row shows

Every row is one finding, on a single line:

  • A severity pill at the start of the meta line: Critical, High, Medium, or Low — always the word, never colour alone.
  • The finding's own title (for example Meta description is missing), not its category.
  • A quiet meta line: severity · audit category (Meta tags, Structure, llms.txt…) · the affected page.
  • A kind badge: Technical fix, Content draft, or No automated fix.
  • A state badge only when the state is not Suggested: Fix in progress, Needs review, Verified, or Dismissed.

Search Console rows keep their measured line instead (impressions · clicks on an uncited page).

Evidence

Show evidence expands the row in place — one row open at a time — with:

  • What we found — the finding plus its measured value when there is one (it is omitted when it would repeat the row title).
  • Page — the affected URL, opening in a new tab.
  • Why it matters and Suggested fix — the audit's own copy, with a code snippet when the fix catalog carries one that differs from the fix text.
  • Copy AI prompt sits beside the suggested fix, when the catalog knows the finding.
  • The date of the website check that found it.

Filters and paging

The chip row — All · Technical · Content · Search gaps · Dismissed — filters the list, each chip showing its count, and lives in the URL so a filtered view survives reloads and links. A quieter second row narrows by audit category where categories apply. Show N more appends the next twenty rows in place until none are left; nothing is dropped.

Dismiss

Dismiss (the ⋯ menu on a row) hides a finding from the list and from the rail's open count, with Undo in the toast. A dismissal is remembered per finding and page, so it stays hidden after the next website check finds the same thing again. The Dismissed filter lists dismissed findings, each with Restore.

Prepare a fix

Prepare a fix on a technical or content-draft finding opens a dialog over the page — never a form at the bottom — whose content depends on the account:

  • GitHub not connected — connect a repository first; nothing changes on your site until you merge.
  • Fixes not on the plan — what Pro turns findings into, with See Pro; accounts already on Pro or Scale without fixes see their plan-and-billing page instead.
  • No fix jobs left this month — copy the AI prompt as the way forward.
  • Ready — the review form: the exact repository, base branch and path scope, the findings to include (nothing prechecked, at most three, the clicked finding first), and the cost against this month's fix jobs.

The link is shareable — ?review=<finding> reopens the dialog on load. Closing it — the ✕, Escape, or the ready form's Cancel — returns to the list exactly as you left it, filters included.