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1. Choose what to improve

Pick a recommendation in Action Center or a page in Library. Note what you want to change and which prompts or citations led you there.

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2. Write and review

Start the action, choose Start Fresh in Library, or select Open on an existing page. Tell Ask Gauge what you want. For a new article, review the brief and outline before drafting. Check the finished article’s facts, links, and tone. Memory helps Gauge follow your company’s style. Creating a new piece uses your content allowance, even before the article is finished.

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3. Publish

Connect your CMS in Settings → Integrations. Choose the destination, check the title and other required fields, then select a supported publishing option.
  • Hosted CMS: Review a draft or preview where available before publishing live.
  • GitHub: Review and merge the pull request, then deploy through your usual process.
  • Other platforms: Use Copy as Markdown and publish the article yourself.
See CMS integrations for each destination’s options. Sanity writes to Content Lake; your site’s setup controls when that content appears. Open the live page to check the result. A draft or calendar date does not mean the article is published. If the work came from Action Center, mark it Completed when finished.

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4. Check what changed

Compare the same prompts and engines over time. Look at citations, mention rate, and visibility, then read the answers behind the numbers. Gauge evaluates eligible completed content actions after at least 14 days. See Action Center for timing.

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If something goes wrong

Still stuck? Send support the content link and error.