> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.anymorph.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Off-Site
> Get your brand into the external sources AI engines trust
The evidence behind an AI answer isn't always your own site. In plenty of categories, community, review, and media sources get cited more than owned pages. Off-Site is the workspace for getting your brand into those external sources.
If [Citation](/dashboard/citation) shows a low owned share, this is the faster move: faster than publishing more on-site pages.
## Tabs
| Tab | Content |
| --------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Todo | Recommendations you haven't acted on yet |
| Completed | Items you've finished |
| Dismissed | Items you've blocked from being suggested again |
## Action status
| Status | Meaning |
| ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| Drafting | A draft to publish is being generated |
| Queued | Waiting to run |
| Publishing | Being posted to the external service |
| Live | Published |
| Needs attention | Requires a human judgment call |
| Setup needed | Requires a connection or workspace setup |
| Manual | Not an automated-publish target: handle it yourself |
| Draft failed / Publish failed | Needs a retry |
| Cancelled | Execution was cancelled |
## Publish modes
| Mode | Meaning |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Automated publishing | Anymorph publishes directly through a connected account |
| Manual publishing | Copy the draft and publish it yourself |
| Monitor | Observed only, not published |
| Projected | Still in the planning stage |
Automated publishing requires both a connected account and workspace setup. Either one missing puts the item in Setup needed.
## Action types
| Type | Content |
| ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Publish Reddit comment | Reply in a thread that's already being cited |
| Publish owned social content | Post to your own social channels |
| Publish Tistory article | Publish a blog post |
| Update listing or profile | Refresh info on an external directory |
| Request submission inclusion | Request a listing or database inclusion |
| Collect reviews | Gather reviews |
| Outreach | Direct contact |
| Monitor only | Observation only |
## Reddit recommendations
Finds Reddit threads that AI answers actually cite and recommends participating.
What to check in the detail view:
| Item | Content |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| Draft | The comment or post draft to publish |
| That community's rules | The subreddit's actual rules text |
| Citation attribution | Which AI answer cited this thread |
Use **Copy draft** to grab the text and publish it yourself.
Don't paste the draft as-is. Every community has its own tone and context, and anything that reads as promotional can get deleted or the account penalized. Treat the draft as a starting point, not a final post: rewrite it to fit the thread.
## Cited threads you can't post to
Separately surfaces threads that an AI answer cites but where **the community's rules ban product mentions**, so you can't participate.
These threads aren't participation targets. But they tell you **what the community is discussing**, which is useful as source material for on-site content topics.
The rules text may not have been captured, or may have changed since it was assessed. Check the community's actual rules yourself before posting.
## Publish review
When you run an automated publish, a review runs first. If it flags a potential issue, a warning appears and you choose whether to proceed.
| Notice | Meaning |
| --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| The publish review flagged a potential issue | A rule violation is possible |
| Couldn't verify this draft's publishing rules | Rules text wasn't retrievable |
| Estimated removal risk | Chance the post gets taken down after publishing |
Publishing makes a real change on an external service. It's hard to undo, so always check the draft and the rules whenever a warning appears.
## Dismissing
If a recommendation doesn't fit, dismiss it. Check **Don't suggest this again** to exclude the target from future analysis; leave it unchecked and the same recommendation resurfaces next run.
Dismissed items can be restored from the Dismissed tab.
## Working routine
In [Citation](/dashboard/citation)'s acquisition targets, identify sources only your competitors are cited in.
Open a recommendation and check the draft and target thread.
Adjust it to fit the community's context. Never publish it as-is.
Use automated publishing if it's available and reviewed, otherwise copy the draft and publish manually.
Two to four weeks later, check [Citation](/dashboard/citation) to see whether that source has started citing you.
Off-Site takes longer to show results than On-Site. External content has to get indexed and picked up as evidence before AI adopts it.
## Troubleshooting
Automated publishing needs both a connected account and workspace setup. Check connection status in [Integrations](/settings/integrations).
Your workspace has automated publishing turned off. Copy the draft and publish it yourself, or contact your admin.
Either the external service rejected it or the response timed out. Check the current status and retry. If it fails repeatedly, check the connected account's permissions.
It hasn't been generated yet, or generation failed. It will be retried on the next analysis run.
It was judged to violate community rules. Dismiss that target and find another thread the rules allow.
A "showing saved actions" notice means live updates are temporarily paused. Refresh in a moment.
## Related
Find the external sources you still need to win.
Build pages on the topics you found in the community.
See how winning external sources moved your mention rate.
Connect the accounts automated publishing needs.