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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.onsomble.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Onsomble has a small vocabulary. Understanding these three concepts up front makes everything else in the docs easier to follow.

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Sites

A Site is the workspace for a single business website or brand presence. Everything you do in Onsomble — scanning for discoverability, reviewing insights, building workflows — happens inside a Site. One business with one website means one Site. A business with two brands, each on a separate domain, would have two Sites. An agency managing thirty clients would have thirty Sites. Think of a Site as the container that keeps each business’s data, setup, and outputs cleanly separated from every other business you look after. Read more: What is a Site?

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Discoverability (AEO)

AEO stands for Answer Engine Optimisation — how your business shows up when someone asks an AI assistant a question instead of typing it into Google. Onsomble’s Discoverability pillar measures this systematically. It runs realistic prompts through the major AI models, captures the answers, and turns the results into numbers you can track — how often you’re mentioned, how you compare to competitors, whether what’s being said about you is accurate and positive. The goal isn’t just reporting. The output is a set of clear, actionable recommendations for what to publish or change to improve how you’re represented. Read more: AEO overview

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Workflows

Workflows are how Onsomble makes your business interactive through AI assistants. Once a customer is chatting with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, you want that conversation to move further than a vague mention of your business. Workflows let you define what the assistant can actually do on your behalf — answer detailed product questions from knowledge you’ve curated, walk a customer through getting a quote, book an appointment, check eligibility for a service. There are two flavours:
  • Knowledge workflows — you publish curated information (product specs, pricing, policies, FAQs) that any AI assistant can query directly.
  • Action workflows — you define a structured process (e.g. “get a quote”) with steps, questions, and branching logic. The AI assistant walks the customer through it.
In both cases, the AI assistant is following a structure you’ve defined through Onsomble, not inventing one. Read more: Workflows overview

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How they fit together

These three pieces are designed to work in sequence:
  1. You start with a Site. Every business you manage gets its own workspace.
  2. Discoverability tells you what’s happening today. How AI assistants describe the business, where the gaps are, what to fix.
  3. Workflows let you do something about it. Beyond improving how you’re mentioned, you can make the business something a customer can actually transact with through their AI assistant.
Understand → improve → engage. That’s the shape of the product.