The battle map is this month. Continuous Improvement is every month, on one line, with a marker for every piece of work that shipped. It is the tab to open when someone asks whether this is working, because it shows the score, the work, and the dates together and lets you read what came first.
The runway underneath is the honest size of the job: pages improved, pages queued, pages protected because they already perform, and pages nobody has touched yet.
How to read it
What the screen is telling you.
- The score line is your AI Influence Score month by month. Every marker on it is a page shipped or improved, on the date it went live, so you can see what came first.
- What is moving your score names the pillar and the questions behind each change. A move on the line always has a reason underneath it.
- The runway: improved, queued to improve, protected, and pages in your library. Protected pages already rank and are deliberately left alone. Untouched pages are the work still ahead.
- On The map, the record fills from the pages you mark shipped. On Done for you, from ours as well.
Questions
People ask.
- Why is the record empty?
- It starts with the next measurement cycle after your first shipped page. Mark a page shipped on Briefs and the marker appears on the line after the next run.
- What is a protected page?
- A page that already ranks or already earns an answer. It is marked so nobody rewrites it in the name of improvement. If you want one changed anyway, say so on its card or email hello@eidom.ai.
- Does the score go down if I do nothing?
- It can. Engines change their answers on their own and competitors publish. The line shows drift as honestly as it shows gains, which is the point of measuring every month.