Take action
Action queue
Review, approve, dismiss, and measure the work proposed by Selfwin without allowing automatic external publishing.
The Action queue is the human control point between Selfwin’s analysis and any external work.
Two action sources
Selfwin can surface:
- Visibility Agent actions: Evidence-backed work tied to a specific agent run, prompt, and classified gap.
- Source recommendations: Opportunities generated from recent citation patterns and competitor presence by source category.
Both are recommendations. Neither is automatically published.
Action states
Agent actions move through:
- Draft: Prepared and awaiting review.
- Approved: A person accepted the proposed work.
- Shipped: The work was completed outside or through an explicitly connected workflow.
- Dismissed: The proposal will not be pursued.
Source recommendations use open, done, and dismissed states.
Review the evidence
Before approving, check:
- The prompt and current brand standing.
- The classified gap.
- Supporting URLs and source ownership.
- Observed fanout queries.
- Proposed target and action type.
- Draft content and linter result.
The score is a prioritization aid. It does not guarantee that a model will change its future answer.
Approval is not publishing
Approving an action changes its state inside Selfwin. It does not:
- Edit your website.
- Post to a community.
- Email a publisher.
- Submit an indexing request.
- Send a message to a third party.
External execution requires a separate, explicit workflow and the permissions appropriate to that destination.
Measuring impact
After work ships and new tracking evidence exists, Selfwin can store an attribution record with pre-action visibility, post-action visibility, the measured week, and a note.
Attribution records a before-and-after observation. It should not be interpreted as proof that the action alone caused the change.