Where do the items come from?

Four places: prompts you’re missing from, sources cited for competitors and not for you, what a site crawl found, and queries where Google sends you traffic but the AI engines leave you out.

How are items ranked?

By three things shown on every item: how much the question is asked, how many of the seven engines leave you out, and the buying stage. A high-impact item isn’t a promise it will move your score; it’s the best-evidenced place to spend the next hour.

Does every item have a fix the agent can prepare?

Most do. Some, like getting listed on a third-party review site, need a person, and the item says so rather than pretending otherwise.

Action Center

Every gap, ranked,
with the evidence attached

One queue of everything that keeps AI from naming you, in the order it’s costing you, each with the answer that proves it.

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The Action center for Hardly: the fixes ranked by their effect on AI visibility

Where most AI-visibility tools stop

Most tools in this category end at the chart. The work starts after it.

A dashboard tells you the score.
A queue tells you the order.

**A dashboard**Nine charts, a weekly drop, and a meeting about which one matters.

**A queue**One list, in order, with the answer that proves each item and a fix attached.

Every item carries its proof

Not “improve your product pages”. A specific question, the engines that left you out, why, and what to change.

A question you track, and the engines that left you out of the answer.

The engine’s own words, with the brand it named instead and the source it cited.

What the winning page says that yours doesn’t, each point tied to the answer.

The change to make, where to make it, ready for the agent to prepare.

“best squat-proof leggings” · Decision

ChatGPTMissing
GeminiMissing
PerplexityMissing
Claude#2

Where the queue comes from

Four kinds of gap, ranked together in one list.

**Prompt gaps**Questions you track where an engine left you out. The ones where a rival was named come first.

**Source gaps**Domains the engines cite for your rivals and never for you.

**Site health gaps**Pages AI can’t reach, read or quote, found by a crawl.

**Google says yes, AI says no**Queries where Search Console shows real demand and the engines skip you.

Why this one is first

Every item is ranked by three things you can see on it: how much the question is asked, how many engines leave you out, and how close it is to a purchase.

A high-impact item isn’t a promise. It’s the best-evidenced place to spend the next hour.

Asked1,900 a month

Left out by5 of 7 engines

StageDecision

Impact94

Found it. Now fix it.

Every item has a Prepare fix button. Here’s what happens when you press it.

Next · The agent

Someone has to do the work

The agent writes the change in Shopify, Webflow or WordPress and puts it on an approval card. Nothing ships until you approve it.

“best squat-proof leggings”

Missing from 3 of 7 engines · impact 91

Prepare fix

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Content Studio

When the fix is a page that doesn’t exist yet

Turn a gap into a brief and a draft, in your CMS.

Brief · Decision stage

Squat-proof leggings, tested at full depth

Answers 4 prompts you’re missing from

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Every item points at an answer you can read, from a scan you can date, on a prompt you chose. If you don’t believe an item, open it and check the engine’s own words. The list is generated; the evidence isn’t.

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One scan produces a ranked list of everything worth fixing.

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