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# Review the pages you own

Find an owned page, check whether it is readable and cited, and inspect the evidence behind its health and answer signals.

## At a glance

  1. 1. **Find a page**: Open Content → Your Pages and search by URL, title, or topic.
  2. 2. **Check its state**: Read GEO health, citation count, and any access warning.
  3. 3. **Open the detail**: Inspect the page, citing answers, and claims before planning a change.

Open [Content → Your Pages](https://app.knitknot.ai/content/pages) to inspect the pages KnitKnot has found on your site. This is your owned-page inventory. It includes pages that AI has not cited, unlike [Intelligence → Sources](/docs/trace-a-cited-source/), which starts from citations in measured answers.

## Find the page that needs work

Search by page URL, title, or topic. Use the **Status**, **Content type**, and **Topic** filters to narrow the inventory. The summary tiles show owned pages, median GEO health, pages cited in the latest measured answers, and unreadable pages. Select **Pages cited** or **Unreadable** to filter the table.

The list starts with the most-cited pages. **Cited** shows how many measured answers cite a page. A zero means the page has no captured citation in this view; it does not mean no AI system can find it. When verified Cloudflare agent activity is available, the table can also show requests to individual pages. A request shows access, not a citation.

## Read health and answer signals

**GEO health** is a 0–100 readiness score for a page that KnitKnot could analyze. If the page is **Blocked**, **Retrying**, or **Unreadable**, read the status before interpreting a missing score. A page can have a health score and still carry a crawler-access warning; the two signals answer different questions.

**Effectiveness** is an owned-page score based on what citations of that page earn in measured answers. A blank means there is not enough eligible evidence for a score. **Answers say** shows the positive-claim rate in answers that cite the page; hover for the negative rate and sample size. A favorable answer that cites a page does not prove that page caused the wording.

**Published** is the date detected on the page, when the date is reliable. A blank can mean no reliable date was found. Check the live page before treating a missing date as stale content.

## Open the page detail

Select a row to inspect the page and its evidence. The detail can show cited answers, co-cited pages, claims, access, and page details. Read the captured answers and the page itself before editing copy. For an owned page that has not had a deep audit, the detail offers **Run deep audit** when the page is readable and eligible. That audit adds writing checks to the GEO assessment; it is not a guarantee of a future citation.

For example, if an important product page is unreadable and has no citations, begin with [Content → Access](/docs/check-agent-access/) to identify the fetch or crawler issue. If it is readable but answers still miss a capability, compare the page's claims with the [captured answers](/docs/investigate-a-claim/) and your approved facts before revising it.

If the inventory says **No pages yet**, the site crawl has not supplied pages to this view. Check the website source under [Facts → Authority](/docs/manage-authority-sources/) before drawing conclusions about content coverage.

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Review the pages you own

Find an owned page, check whether it is readable and cited, and inspect the evidence behind its health and answer signals.

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At a glance

  1. Find a page

    Open Content → Your Pages and search by URL, title, or topic.

  2. Check its state

    Read GEO health, citation count, and any access warning.

  3. Open the detail

    Inspect the page, citing answers, and claims before planning a change.

Open Content → Your Pages to inspect the pages KnitKnot has found on your site. This is your owned-page inventory. It includes pages that AI has not cited, unlike Intelligence → Sources, which starts from citations in measured answers.

Find the page that needs work

Search by page URL, title, or topic. Use the Status, Content type, and Topic filters to narrow the inventory. The summary tiles show owned pages, median GEO health, pages cited in the latest measured answers, and unreadable pages. Select Pages cited or Unreadable to filter the table.

The list starts with the most-cited pages. Cited shows how many measured answers cite a page. A zero means the page has no captured citation in this view; it does not mean no AI system can find it. When verified Cloudflare agent activity is available, the table can also show requests to individual pages. A request shows access, not a citation.

Read health and answer signals

GEO health is a 0–100 readiness score for a page that KnitKnot could analyze. If the page is Blocked, Retrying, or Unreadable, read the status before interpreting a missing score. A page can have a health score and still carry a crawler-access warning; the two signals answer different questions.

Effectiveness is an owned-page score based on what citations of that page earn in measured answers. A blank means there is not enough eligible evidence for a score. Answers say shows the positive-claim rate in answers that cite the page; hover for the negative rate and sample size. A favorable answer that cites a page does not prove that page caused the wording.

Published is the date detected on the page, when the date is reliable. A blank can mean no reliable date was found. Check the live page before treating a missing date as stale content.

Open the page detail

Select a row to inspect the page and its evidence. The detail can show cited answers, co-cited pages, claims, access, and page details. Read the captured answers and the page itself before editing copy. For an owned page that has not had a deep audit, the detail offers Run deep audit when the page is readable and eligible. That audit adds writing checks to the GEO assessment; it is not a guarantee of a future citation.

For example, if an important product page is unreadable and has no citations, begin with Content → Access to identify the fetch or crawler issue. If it is readable but answers still miss a capability, compare the page’s claims with the captured answers and your approved facts before revising it.

If the inventory says No pages yet, the site crawl has not supplied pages to this view. Check the website source under Facts → Authority before drawing conclusions about content coverage.