New: prompt governance, brand portfolios and the Orbit GenO agent

AI visibility started as a monitoring problem and became an operations problem: dozens of prompts, several brands, a team that needs to know who owns what. Three releases ship the enterprise layer.

Prompt governance: clusters, owners, on/off

Every buyer prompt now belongs to a governance cluster — pricing, comparisons, alternatives, use cases. Clusters can be renamed, activated or deactivated as a unit, and each prompt set carries an owner. Share-of-voice is reported per cluster, so a pricing lead sees their pricing share without drowning in unrelated prompts.

Brand portfolios and report bundles

Campaigns can be grouped under Brand entities. The Brands workspace rolls ranking, GenO and citation metrics into portfolio dashboards, generates BrandReport bundles per brand or across the whole portfolio, emails them daily, and syncs them to Google Sheets for downstream reporting.

Orbit, the autonomous GenO agent

Orbit reviews campaign visibility, discovers buyer prompts that competitors are cited for but you don't track, generates remediation packages and money pages, closes the publish loop and verifies the citation delta — recording every action in the campaign's change record. It reports honestly when the sample is too thin to draw a conclusion.

Together the three releases turn AI visibility from a dashboard you check into an operation that runs — with governance for who decides what, portfolios for how it's reported, and an agent for how it gets done.