CiteFleet training

Start with the glossary so GSC, SPA, IndexNow, and the bot names are not abstract. Each lesson includes a labeled mock of the real screen, then the steps.

1. Lesson 01 · Whole app

   What CiteFleet is for

   CiteFleet is an ops console that assigns specialist bots to get a website crawled, submitted, and cited by search engines and AI answer services.

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2. Lesson 02 · Command (nav)

   Command Center

   Home is the status board: workspace KPIs, properties, and the answer-engine matrix.

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3. Lesson 03 · Command → Onboard a property

   Onboard a property

   Add a customer origin so the dispatcher creates the 11-task playbook and assigns the fleet.

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4. Lesson 04 · Property card → Live audit

   Live audit

   The only automated inspection today: HTTP reality of the origin, mapped onto bot tasks.

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5. Lesson 05 · Open campaign

   Campaign board

   One origin’s punch list. Every task has an owner bot, a checklist, and evidence.

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6. Lesson 06 · Grok Fleet (nav)

   Grok Fleet

   Nine named agents. One lever each. No engine is left without an owner.

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7. Lesson 07 · Playbook (nav)

   Playbook

   The versioned runbook lifted from the Resonance campaign. Tasks are instances of these steps.

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8. Lesson 08 · Audit log (nav)

   Audit log

   Append-only ops trail: who assigned what, which audit ran, which mention shipped.

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9. Lesson 09 · Every property

   Recommended operating sequence

   Do the work in this order. Skipping ahead wastes mention effort on a site crawlers still 404.

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10. Lesson 10 · Campaign → List on BotCentral, then botcentral.org/site/{domain}

    BotCentral listing

    CiteFleet publishes a 1.0 card. Assistants read botcentral.org — they never fill a submit form.

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