Dashboard panels at a glance

Most of the working context lives in the dashboard's right panel. This is where CLEA can combine analytics, prompts, suggestions, files, and workspace actions.

Use the right panel as the place to inspect evidence before asking CLEA to act.

Studio is where the user works with CLEA. It is the place for chat, files, suggestion cards, and the operational parts of the workspace.

When you ask CLEA a question, make sure the question points to the area you want it to use.

Analytics is where prompt runs, sources, competitors, readiness, SEO, and connected data become visible.

Use analytics when you need proof before deciding what to do.

The AI Visibility Overview is the main starting panel for visibility health. It brings the first important signals into one place.

It is rich, so do not try to read everything at once. Start with the top signals, then scroll into deeper checks like AI sentiment when you are ready.

AI Search shows how your brand appears in AI answer contexts. This is where prompt results, mentions, and visibility patterns begin to make sense.

SEO and backlinks give CLEA more context about authority and website quality.

These signals help explain why a source may be trusted, why a competitor may appear, or why your own site is not clear enough yet.

Search Console adds query and page performance context when connected.

If it is not connected, CLEA should not make Search Console claims. Connect it before relying on this part of the overview.

Google Analytics adds behavior context when connected. It can help compare visibility work with real page usage.

Use it to understand which pages already matter and which pages need support.

Competitors and sources are the most practical proof surfaces after prompt results.

Competitor views help you see which companies appear in answers. This can reveal obvious competitors and unexpected rivals.

Source views help you see which URLs influence answers. A source can become a target for outreach, a content benchmark, or a signal that your own page is missing needed context.

Suggestions and calendar turn the workspace from analysis into routine.

Suggestions collect recommended actions. Use them to decide what to do next instead of trying to manually translate every metric into a task.

Calendar shows scheduled prompt runs and agent prompts. It helps you understand what CLEA will do next and when.

Sitemap and page writer are for turning evidence into website work. Use them after you know which gaps are worth addressing.

The sitemap flow depends on the connected repository and the /clea-sitemap-expansion folder when GitHub-backed expansion is used.