Cite / Long-form article agent
Answer the question your buyers keep asking.
Cite is an AI article writer for SEO and AI answers. It turns one question your buyers research into a long-form article written from your own facts. A separate review scores the draft before you see it, and nothing is published until you publish it.
€99/mo · 7-day paid onboarding · Published only when you publish
Some answers need more than a post.
When a buyer’s question takes a page to answer properly, short posts leave them to piece it together. Cite gives that answer a home: one article, in your words, that you can send, link to and stand behind.
In the product
How an article is made.
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A question
From your Cite strategy, or one you bring.
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Your facts
Cite reads your Stash and asks for anything it is missing.
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A draft and a separate review
A second pass scores the draft. Below the bar, Cite rewrites the weak sections or flags them for you.
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Your decision
Edit and approve, then publish to WordPress or export Markdown.
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The watch
Cite checks whether search and AI answer engines cite you for that question.
A diagram of the workflow, not a customer article. Cite does not browse the web for each article; it writes from your facts and your brief. Check every claim and link before you approve.
What you can hire Cite for.
Each job below works in Cite today. Work still being built is listed separately at the end.
Get found and cited
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Watch the questions your buyers ask
Cite draws the questions from your strategy, and you add the one to three each article is meant to win. It puts them to AI answer engines on a regular schedule and records whether the answers mention you.
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Win back answers a competitor holds
When an answer cites a competitor and not you, Cite suggests an article that could change that. You decide whether it writes it.
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Search data from your own accounts
Connect your search console accounts, and Cite also records the searches your site appeared in, and where it ranked.
Decide what to write
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A strategy from your site
Give Cite your website and it proposes three pillar topics, each with the reason it can be won. Under each pillar are the questions to answer first.
Write it well
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In your voice, from your facts
Cite writes with your voice settings and drafts from your Stash. When a fact is missing, Cite asks you for it first; a gap you leave is marked as a fact to confirm.
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A separate review
A second pass, apart from the writer, scores every draft. Below the bar, Cite rewrites the weak sections. A draft that still falls short comes to you flagged, with the reasons.
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Your terms, used the same way
Each article you approve adds your recurring terms to a glossary. Later drafts use it, and the review checks that they do.
Publish it
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Publish to WordPress
Connect your WordPress site and publish an approved article to it from Cite.
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Or put it anywhere
Copy the article into any editor, formatted or as Markdown. Or download it as Markdown with its structured data, or as HTML.
Make the articles work harder
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See what it is doing for you
Your Cite status page shows how often answers to your tracked questions mention you, and the day each article’s question first cited you.
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A social campaign from an article
Ask for a LinkedIn, X or Threads campaign from an article. That channel’s agent plans it from the article, and it needs that agent in your plan. The posts wait in your calendar for your approval, and Handler posts the ones you approve.
Work with the squad
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With Chief
When Chief plans your week, it can ask Cite for an article on the week’s main topic so the lead post can build on it. You approve that work like any other.
Coming next
- Cite Pages: add it once and articles from Cite appear on your website, at an address you choose. Included in the Cite price.
- More kinds of content, such as how-to guides and help-centre articles.
- One article in more places, without duplicate content.
- How many visits each article on Cite Pages brings in.
- Articles drawn from what changes on your website and in your product.
These are being built. They are not part of Cite today.
Questions worth answering properly.
B2B founders
Answer the question buyers ask before the first call.
Consultants and specialist firms
Put your method in writing, once, in full.
Marketing leads at small companies
Keep a blog going with articles your experts can approve.
Technical founders
Export the article as Markdown and add it to the site you already run.
Getting started
What you give Cite. What you review.
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Give it your site
Cite proposes topics and the questions under them. Pick one.
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Fill the gaps it names
Add the facts, numbers and examples only you can supply.
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Review, approve, publish
Read the draft and its review score, edit, approve, then publish or export.
Nothing goes live until you publish it.
Approving an article and publishing it are both yours. In Cite they are two separate steps; when Chief brings you a finished article, its card says first whether one tap will do both. Any social posts made from an article wait for your approval like any other post.
The offer
€99/mo
Begins with a €24.90 paid onboarding, credited to month one.
Choose Cite when your buyers research before they talk to you and the answer takes a page. Start with the paid onboarding, then decide whether to subscribe.
Included with Cite
- Handler · Social Scheduler
- Template Pixel for post visuals
Questions about Cite.
Use Cite from your AI assistant
Cite runs inside FeedSquad; there is no Cite tool for AI assistants yet. Any social posts made from a Cite article appear on your FeedSquad calendar, where your assistant can read them through FeedSquad MCP. Approving and publishing an article happens in FeedSquad.
- get_calendar
- Read the posts on your calendar, including any made from a Cite article.
- get_post
- Open one of those posts.
Meet the teammates around this job.
Each one owns a clear handoff. Together, they operate as a team.