plan → brief → draft → QA → publish
Competitor UX audit
Onboarding, copy psychology and trust placement, as a comparative teardown.
delivers
branded document
runs on
reasoning model
cost cap per run
$3.50 hard cap
registry id
competitor-ux-audit
What it hands back
A conversion-UX teardown of the competitor set with a comparative matrix.
What it connects to
Reads AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini).
Connectors marked required must be connected before the first run; optional ones add depth when present.
How it is governed
Budget-capped, metered, and gated before anything ships.
- Hard cost cap of $3.50 and at most 70 tool calls per run; the run aborts past either.
- Every token and paid API call is metered to the client, the user and the thread.
- Anything it would write to a CMS, CRM or ad account is proposed, previewed and approved first.
Evidence for this agent
$3.50 cost cap per run70 tool calls per run at most0 dashboards it feeds49 agents in the registry20 live dashboards6 governance claims with code behind them
System facts are generated from the same model this page renders from. Client work appears here only with the client’s written consent, so live dashboards are never linked.
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The content engine →
content-engine
Content review agent
Per-piece review and remediation against the brief, the QA report and the brand voice.
content-engine-discovery
Content discovery
Finds what to write next from inventory, competitors and demand signals.
page-content-structure
Page content structure
Section-by-section structure for a landing or service page before copy is written.
organic-content-performance
Organic content performance
Reads GSC and GA4 per piece and flags what to refresh.
competitor-moves
Competitor moves
What changed on competitor sites since the last sweep.
knowledge-enrichment
Knowledge enrichment
Finds what third parties have published about the client and files it, clearly marked as outside observation.
Machine twin: /agents/competitor-ux-audit.json · /nexus.json · /llms.txt
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