On-Site

Create and publish pages on your own domain that AI engines can cite

On-Site is the workspace for building new pages on your own domain. It’s where you turn a topic gap from AI Visibility or a source gap from Citation into actual content.

Layout

Area	Purpose
Left list	Tabs, filters, sort, and page selection
Right preview	Page preview, open, edit, publish, request indexing

Tabs

Tab	Content
Preview	Pages that finished generating and are waiting for review
Live	Pages published to the production domain

Page status

The status label shown on each row.

Label	Meaning	What to do
Pending	Queued to generate, not started yet	Wait
In progress	Generating, building, or deploying	Wait for it to finish, then check the preview
Preview	Ready for review	Review, edit, publish, or delete
Live	Published to the production domain	Check index status, request indexing
Failed	Build or deployment failed	Check logs on the detail page, then retry
Excluded	Excluded before generation started	See below

Excluded is not the same as Failed. The build didn’t fail: the pre-generation research step judged it a duplicate topic or duplicate URL path and never generated it in the first place. Check the detail page for the exclusion reason.

While generation is in progress, the current step is shown alongside it.

Step	What’s happening
Planning the page topic	Deciding what to write
Researching source material	Gathering supporting material
Writing page content	Generating the body
Verifying facts and policy	Fact-checking and brand-rule checks
Building page preview	Generating the preview

Creating pages

Open the ... menu in the header and choose Generate pages.

The dialog only takes one input: how many pages to generate, from 1 to 50.

You don’t choose the topics yourself. Anymorph picks page candidates from recent prompt and citation data, researches source material for each candidate, and builds a preview with the evidence attached.

Rather than generating a large batch at once, start with 10 or fewer and review the results before scaling up. If the generated pages don’t match what you expected, fix the brand rules and source material in Knowledge first: generation quality depends on that input.

There’s currently no form for entering a URL and topic directly to generate a specific page. To steer what gets generated, adjust the source material in Knowledge and the topic structure in Prompt.

Filters and sort

Filter	Values
Date	All time, Last 7 days, Last 14 days, Last 30 days, Custom date
Priority	All, High, Medium, Low
Review state	Not reviewed, In review, Reviewed
Index status	Indexed, Requested, Not indexed
Product	Shown only in workspaces with a product catalog

Sort options are Newest, Oldest, Title A–Z, and Priority.

Priority and review state

Priority is the projected impact estimated at generation time. Use it to set review order.

Review state only tracks who’s looked at a page. It doesn’t block publishing. You can publish from any state.

State	Meaning
Not reviewed	No one has looked at it yet
In review	Currently being reviewed
Reviewed	Review complete

Once page volume grows, sorting by Priority and filtering to Not reviewed is the fastest way to work through the backlog top-down.

Detail page

Click a preview’s title or path to open the detail screen.

Tab	Content
Concept	The generated page plan
Content	The body
Logs	Generation, build, and deployment pipeline logs

Section	Content
Live URL	The published address
Research sources	Source material used during generation
Content issues	Problems found during verification
Deploy history for this page	Version and deployment timestamps

Depending on status, you’ll see buttons for regenerate, refresh screenshot, publish, edit content, and delete.

Publishing

1. Review the preview

   Select a page and check the right-side preview. Open the detail page if you need logs or sources.

2. Edit if needed

   Click Edit to go into Page Editor.

3. Publish

   Click Publish to deploy. Once it finishes, the page moves to the Live tab.

Scheduled publishing

You can set a publish time in advance. The backend publishes it automatically at that time.

Deleting a published page turns any URL AI engines or users already reference into a 404. Consider editing or unpublishing first unless removing the URL is actually required.

Requesting indexing

After publishing, check index status and the request button from the list.

Label	Meaning
Not indexed	Google hasn’t confirmed indexing yet
Request index	Copies the live URL and opens Search Console URL Inspection. Paste it, run inspection, then click Request indexing
Requested (D+n)	Requested n days ago. Undo if it was requested by mistake
Indexed	Google has confirmed indexing
Canonical indexed	Indexed under a canonical URL

Requesting indexing requires a connected Search Console. If it’s not connected, set it up first in Integrations. Google enforces a daily request quota, so plan for no more than 10 manual requests per day. Pages usually move to Indexed within 1-2 days.

Bulk operations

Select multiple pages from the ... menu to process them at once.

Tab	Available actions
Preview	Publish, delete
Live	Unpublish, delete

Troubleshooting

The preview is blank

It may still be In progress. Wait for it to finish. If it’s stuck, check the logs on the detail page.

Shows as Excluded

That’s not a build failure: it was excluded before generation started, usually because of a duplicate topic or a duplicate URL path. Check the detail page for the exclusion reason.

Request index doesn't open Search Console

Check that the workspace domain has a Search Console property connected and that your account has permission. The URL still gets copied to your clipboard even if the deep link doesn’t open.

It shows content issues

Verification found a fact-check problem or a brand-rule violation. Review the items on the detail page, fix them in the editor, and republish.

The generated topics don't match what I expected

Topics are auto-selected from prompt and citation data. To change the direction, strengthen the brand rules and source material in Knowledge and adjust the topic structure in Prompt.

It's published but AI isn't citing it

Indexing and citation both take time. First confirm it’s Indexed, then check Site Audit for accessibility issues. If nothing changes after a few weeks, check Citation to see where AI is pulling that topic from instead.

Related

Page Editor

Edit a generated page.

Knowledge

Manage the brand rules and source material that drive generation quality.

Site Audit

Fix technical issues on existing pages first.

Performance

Track citations and traffic after publishing.