Update a redirected link on AI Analytics
The saved link appears twice under "Compare AI traffic with every channel" and resolves to a confirmed same-site destination.
A dashboard full of findings does not improve a website. CiteTrack turns each important visibility gap, lost citation, failed page check, source opportunity and inaccurate claim into one owned task with the evidence, expected mechanism, editable work and date to verify it.
Use the tour for the full flow, then inspect the current Tasks queue and an actual task-detail screen.
Home shows three priorities. The complete queue lives in Tasks, and each task opens into its own evidence and work history.

Assign, finish and verify work created from current CiteTrack evidence.
Only active tasks with direct evidence enter this queue. Optional page advice stays in Optimize unless independent Search Console evidence makes it actionable.
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The saved link appears twice under "Compare AI traffic with every channel" and resolves to a confirmed same-site destination.
The previous verified answer cited the pricing page. The current usable answer does not, and every saved source URL is attached for review.
The rendered page observation is backed by 2,840 impressions at positions 4–20 with no clicks. The task contains the exact queries and an editable proposal.
A broken-link task shows the exact linked words, nearby heading, occurrence count and bounded page context before it offers a confirmed replacement.

High priority - Owner: Maya - Review Sep 4
A saved internal link sends visitors through one redirect before reaching the current page.
Review the old and final URL, then update the two exact occurrences or open the page manually.
/features/analytics/to/features/ai-analytics/
Destination returned 200 and the current page content still matches the signed preview.
It is reconstructing the evidence, deciding the right intervention, coordinating the owner and returning later to verify the result.
The original prompt, AI service, answers, citation state, URLs, sources and page-check evidence stay attached to the task.
Give every task an owner, status, expected outcome, review date, notes and a permanent activity history.
Task generators follow the AI Assistant service and model selected in Settings, with a per-task override when needed.
Generate metadata, titles, canonical changes, internal links, alt text, page-specific content, correction notes or outreach messages from saved evidence.
AI-generated website changes must be reviewed. Public contacts must be confirmed; guessed email addresses are removed.
Run a fresh check, complete a resolved task automatically and reopen it if a later scan confirms the problem returned.
Start from the signal, then continue in the workspace designed for that decision.
No. AI-generated website changes require review. Compatible approved changes can be applied from the task, and remain in WordPress or the active supported SEO plugin after CiteTrack is disabled.
The prompt, AI service, previous and current answers, citation status, cited URLs and cited sources are preserved. Page tasks also retain the exact check evidence that created them.
Yes. The complete queue is paginated on the Tasks screen. Home intentionally shows only the three most important AI visibility priorities so a non-technical user is not overwhelmed.
It performs a fresh page scan and reports whether the issue passed, still fails or could not be verified. A fetch failure is shown as could not verify and does not incorrectly lower the score.
A fresh passing check can complete the task automatically. If a later scan confirms the same problem returned, CiteTrack reopens it and preserves the activity history.
It groups supported changes from active evidence-backed tasks, such as a reviewed metadata change, an exact confirmed same-site redirect update, or an editorial proposal backed by independent Search Console evidence. You review each preview before a background batch of up to ten runs. Every item is rechecked and keeps its own Undo boundary.
Metadata wording, schema ownership, canonical intent, indexability, broken links without a confirmed destination and other editorial choices need context. CiteTrack routes those to a focused decision or manual workflow instead of treating every warning as a one-click change.
It follows exact redirect hops with safe bounded requests. Timeouts, rate limits, access-denied responses and temporary server errors are shown as unverified. A stale finding can be checked and cleared without editing the page.
Undo proceeds only while the page or provider value still matches the exact CiteTrack change and its stored backup. If another editor or plugin changed it later, Undo stops rather than overwriting newer work.
No. It uses only public author profiles, editorial contacts, contact pages or published email addresses. Unconfirmed AI-generated addresses are removed from the saved result.
Keep the evidence, owner, draft, notes and fresh result together in WordPress.
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