Your first project
A project is one website in one market. Agencies create one per client.
Add a site
Section titled “Add a site”Give the project a name, enter the domain, and choose the market it sells in. The market decides which Google results, search demand and AI answers Agent Number 10 measures, so pick the country your customers are in. It is required: nothing is measured until you choose one.
What runs first
Section titled “What runs first”Creating a project starts a first run in the background, as long as your plan’s monthly allowance has room for it:
- The question set. Agent Number 10 drafts the questions a buyer would ask about what the site offers. These stay fixed from run to run, so every reading is graded against the same questions.
- AI visibility. Each question is put to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, and every answer is checked for a citation or a mention of the site.
- Google rankings. The keywords the site ranks for, with up to a year of monthly history filled in behind them, so the trend does not start from nothing.
- Site audit. A crawl of the site’s pages, scored for technical health and for how easily an AI engine can quote them.
You can leave the page while it runs. Each section fills in as its part finishes.
Keeping it up to date
Section titled “Keeping it up to date”In the project’s settings, Automatic refresh re-measures rankings and AI answers on a schedule: weekly, monthly, or off (only when you ask). It is off for new projects. You can run a new audit by hand at any time from the Overview.
Connect your own data
Section titled “Connect your own data”Search Console and Google Analytics are optional, but they add the numbers only you can see: the clicks Google counted, and the visits that came from AI answers. Connect them under the project’s Settings → Integrations.