The Omnia Agent: Your AI Visibility Teammate, Live Today

Miguel FernándezCTO & FounderatOmnia
Daniel EspejoCEO & FounderatOmniaTL;DR
It's 9AM on Monday. Your boss asked on Friday to spend some time improving your AI visibility, so you open the dashboard ready to dig in. Dozens of numbers stare back, and none of them tell you which one to chase first. Your 9:30 sync is 25 minutes away…
Analyzing dozens of data points to figure out the next move is hard, and nobody has time to do that every day. Your Omnia Agent now does it for you, on its own schedule.
Project Suggestions is live now on Omnia, built for exactly that Monday.
Your Omnia Agent does that reading for you: prompts, answers, citation patterns and sentiment, your own site and assets, your competitors, and whatever you've connected, Search Console, Analytics, your prior conversations with it. It also checks the public web.
The openings worth acting on are usually visible only when several of those sources are read together, which is what a single dashboard number never shows you. It's less a dashboard you check and more a team member who read everything overnight and turned up with a plan.
Before it suggests anything, your Omnia Agent checks the last sixty days of what it already sent and your current action plan, so it never re-proposes something you already accepted, finished or declined. What clears that bar has to be material, novel, specific, safe, and worth an actual project.
Most days, your Omnia Agent produces 3 project suggestions. But some days it produces fewer or even none. Every suggestion you get has cleared that bar. If the evidence doesn't support one, your Omnia Agent won't invent one just to fill the slot.
The cadence itself isn't fixed either: engage with what it sends and it checks in more often, ignore it and it backs off.

Each suggestion is one of three kinds.
Say yes to any of the three and it opens as a conversation, not a blank page. The context and the evidence are already loaded, often with a first question waiting for you to give a thumbs up or to guide your Omnia Agent in a different direction.

Overnight runs can find the opening, scope the work and prepare the draft, but they can't publish, send, spend or delete anything on your behalf. You review and approve before anything goes out, every time.

Project Suggestions is already live for every account on Growth, Pro and Enterprise. There's nothing to turn on, it runs automatically as part of your Omnia Agent.
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Your Omnia Agent checking your AI visibility on its own schedule and handing you up to three pieces of scoped, evidence-backed work a day, instead of waiting for you to go looking for a problem.
Once a day, up to three suggestions per run. Fewer, or none, on a day when the evidence doesn't support that many.
Your Omnia Agent sends nothing. That's a correct outcome, not a failure to find something. We'd rather stay quiet than pad the count.
Three kinds: something worth knowing that your Omnia Agent already looked into, a researched opportunity backed by evidence, or a reviewable proposal that ships with a first draft already attached: a page, an FAQ block, a brief.
It doesn't. Before it suggests anything, it checks the last sixty days of suggestions and your action plan, so it doesn't hand you something already open, done, or declined.
No. Accepting opens a Project and a conversation, often with a draft already attached, and it moves from what you tell it to do next.
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