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Use SEO & AI search to review how your project presents itself to search engines and AI assistants. The page shows the current title, description, icon, public address, and a technical review of the saved project. Open the project workspace and select More → SEO & AI search.
SEO can make a site easier to understand and crawl, but it cannot guarantee indexing, rankings, or inclusion in an AI answer. Search providers make those decisions independently.

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Review how your site appears

The How your site appears card previews the information a search result may use:
  • Title — the name of the page or site.
  • Description — a short explanation of what the site offers.
  • Icon — the favicon used in browser tabs and supported result previews.
  • Address — the current published hostname when one is available.
Select Ask Mythos to edit details to improve the title and description, or Ask Mythos to edit icon to replace the favicon. Mythos first asks focused questions based on the current project. Review the proposed answers before you submit them. Submitting the change starts a normal Build, because these details belong to your project. The usual Build credit price applies, and you can review the result in Preview before updating the live site.

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Run an SEO & AI search review

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Open the review

Go to More → SEO & AI search and select Run review. The review itself is free and does not change your project.
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Read the findings

Mythos checks the saved content, page metadata, crawler guidance, and site structure. When the project is published, it also checks whether the public site can be reached and rendered.
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Choose what to fix

Use Try to fix on one supported issue or Try to fix all for the available group. Review the request before starting the Build. You can also ignore a finding that does not apply.
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Review the Build

Check the updated Preview. A fix does not change the public site until you open Publish and select Update.
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Scan again

Return to the review and select Scan again. If the project changed after the previous scan, Mythos marks that review out of date until you run it again.

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What the review can help with

Clear page details

Check that titles and descriptions explain the page instead of relying on generic defaults.

Readable structure

Find structural issues that make important content harder for crawlers and assistants to follow.

Crawler access

Review the guidance that tells search crawlers what they may discover.

Live reachability

After publishing, verify that the public site is available for live checks.

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Write useful details

Prefer a specific title and a plain-language description. Say what the site is, who it serves, and the main reason to visit it.
Avoid repeating keywords, making claims the page does not support, or using the same title and description on every page.

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Good to know

  • You can review an unpublished project, but live reachability and crawler-rendering checks require a published site.
  • Search engines and messaging apps may cache older information after an update.
  • Publish the corrected version, then scan again to verify the live result.