Start with actual questions
Review conversations from your own website to understand recurring topics, unclear wording, and missing answers.
Turn recurring visitor questions into reviewed content. Find the missing answer, prepare a CMS draft, and publish a clearer page for the next person.
An illustrative example using a question our own documentation answers: “Can I keep my existing website?”
The question points to information that should be easy to find on the site.
Keep your main website and add supported AI chat and analytics integrations. An AI companion site can give your content a home alongside it.
Illustrative draft excerpt. Review the facts, destination links, and wording before publication.
The next visitor has a clear explanation to read, and your site chat has published content to retrieve.
Read the published guideReview conversations from your own website to understand recurring topics, unclear wording, and missing answers.
Use the chat-to-CMS draft panel where available, or ask your connected agent to prepare a draft in the right collection.
Check facts, voice, source links, and the private preview before publication. A useful question starts the draft; your judgment finishes it.
Find the setup and publishing details that matter for your website.
Ask our teamNo. The workflow produces a draft for review. Choose what information belongs on the public website, verify the facts, preview the page, and publish deliberately.
Yes. Several questions about one missing detail may justify a clear update to an existing page rather than creating several nearly identical articles.
Use your selected website’s Conversations screen, or an authorized bounded export through MCP. These are interactions in your own website chat, rather than independent conversations in outside AI services.
Start with a small set of website conversations and choose one content gap to resolve.