AI Knowledge Base
The Knowledge Base stores context about your project that the AI uses to make more relevant, brand-aligned recommendations. Access it from the Knowledge Base tab in the AI Assistant section of your dashboard.
Why It Matters
Without context, the AI generates generic SEO recommendations. With a populated Knowledge Base, the AI understands your brand voice, target audience, competitors, and goals — resulting in recommendations that are specific and useful for your business.
Entry Types
Each Knowledge Base entry has a type that categorizes the information:
| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
goal | SEO or business objectives | "Rank #1 for 'organic coffee beans' in the US" |
brand | Brand identity and voice guidelines | "We use a casual, friendly tone. Our brand name is always capitalized." |
audience | Target audience details | "Small business owners aged 25–45 in the United States" |
competitor | Competitor information | "Our main competitor is ExampleCoffee.com" |
note | General notes and context | "We are launching a new product line in Q2" |
auto_learned | Automatically created by the AI from chat conversations | Created when you tell the AI to "remember" something |
Managing Entries
Adding an Entry
- Click Add Entry in the Knowledge Base tab.
- Select the entry type.
- Enter the content.
- Save.
Editing an Entry
Click on an existing entry to edit its content or type.
Deleting an Entry
Click the delete button on an entry to remove it. The AI will no longer use this information in future recommendations.
Via Chat
You can also manage the Knowledge Base through the AI Chat:
- "Remember that our brand color is forest green" — creates an
auto_learnedentry. - "Forget what I told you about our competitor" — removes the relevant entry.
Best Practices
- Start with goals — add 2–3 primary SEO goals so the AI knows what you are optimizing for.
- Define your brand — include your brand name, voice/tone, and any style guidelines.
- Identify your audience — the more specific, the better the AI can tailor metadata to your users.
- Keep it current — update entries when your business strategy changes.
- Review auto-learned entries — periodically check
auto_learnedentries to ensure they are accurate.