How it works
Objective to plan to pipeline. In four steps.
Tell Eden what to grow, then watch Scout, Strategist, Writer, and Editor move the work through strategy, production, and proof.
Objective
Tell Eden what to grow
Declare the outcome in the Engine Room.
Start with the objective: more AI share of voice, better pack rank, or a content push around a category. Eden staffs the run with Scout, Strategist, Writer, and Editor.
- Objective declaration in the Eden home
- Ask Eden overlay available with ⌘J
- Engine personas assigned to the run
Lettermint
lettermint.co EN / US
AI isn't mentioning Lettermint yet when people ask about your space, while Mailchimp shows up. The fix is publishing answers to the questions where competitors win.
Share of voice
34%
▲6pt · 30d
Monitoring
5 active
last run 3h ago
Content published
17
3 in production
Credits
2,847
1,153 used this cycle
AI Visibility standings
Details →Where AI cites
128 citations tracked
Jump back in
Scout + Strategist
Turn standings into a plan
Scout measures the pack. Strategist queues the route.
Scout shows your AI share of voice, standings, citations, and competitor movement. Strategist turns answer gaps into topics and briefs for the content engine.
- AI visibility and competitor standings
- Junk-brand-filtered competitor intel
- Answer gaps queued for Strategist
Answer gaps
Prompts where AI cites competitors, not you
“best email marketing platform for creators”
“email deliverability tools compared”
“Substack alternatives for paid newsletters”
Writer + Editor
Move work through production
The content pipeline shows what is planned, drafted, reviewed, and published.
Writer drafts from grounded briefs. Editor checks quality and brand. The content production line keeps planned, drafted, reviewed, and published work moving inside your policies.
- Plan, research, draft, review, and published lanes
- Writer cadence and Editor review controls
- Publishing policies and undo where reversible
Agents
The workflows running your content engine.
Deliverability Desk
Practical how-to guides for email senders
2 stories moving live
Jul 15, 1:27 PM
Creator Economy Beat
News and analysis for indie creators
inside brand policy
Jul 14, 10:30 AM
Comparison Pages
Head-to-head alternatives pages
next run tomorrow
Jul 12, 2:00 PM
On pace6 pieces shipped this week · 2 publishing now
Receipts + autonomy
Review receipts and reduce interventions
Every action records what ran, what it cost, and what evidence it used.
Eden handles routine decisions inside explicit boundaries and asks in context only when your judgment can change the outcome. Receipts and the policy console show what ran and why.
- Activity receipts for every action
- Autonomy dial and policy console
- Policy boundaries with one-click revoke
Autonomy
Policy boundaries
Guided
asks when judgment matters
Adaptive
defaultroutine work runs inside policy
Autonomous
expands with undo coverageFAQ
Frequently asked
Is this an SEO tool or an AI tool?
Both, on purpose. The same article is built to rank in Google and to get cited by AI assistants, so one page reaches buyers whether they search or ask ChatGPT. You don't have to pick a channel, and you don't need a separate stack for each.
Do you write the content, or tell me what to write?
PromptEden writes it through Eden's content production line. Strategist queues briefs, Writer drafts from your facts, and Editor checks quality and brand before publishing policies apply.
How much control do I have over publishing?
You set the boundaries. Eden handles routine work inside your brand rules and credit ceilings, asks in context when your judgment matters, and records every action in the activity feed.
Do I need to install anything?
No. There's no SDK, no tracking pixel, no code change to your site. Sign up, give us your brand and category, and we start building your content plan. Setup takes about two minutes.
Which AI assistants will cite my pages?
We track citations and visibility across nine supported platforms spanning search, API, and coding-agent categories: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, and GitHub Copilot.
How often do you measure results?
Daily on the Starter and Pro plans. Every three hours on the Business plan, which gives you eight cycles per day, enough to catch shifts in what's ranking and getting cited the day they happen.
What does it cost?
Starter is $49/mo and Pro is $129/mo, each with a 7-day free trial (card required, cancel anytime) and fixed trial credits so you can generate your first articles and see what they earn before the first charge. Business is $349/mo, self-serve. See the pricing page for what's included at each tier.
Get started
Generate your first ranking-ready articles
Start a 7-day free trial to declare an objective and queue your first content plan.