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Sira is most useful when you name the Project evidence and the decision you need to make. Keep a Sira Conversation focused enough that you can review its answer and ask a meaningful follow-up.

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Ask a grounded question

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Choose the Project

Open Chat with Sira from the intended Project.
2

Name the evidence

Point to a Prompt, Analysis, Competitor, Content Opportunity, or Technical Audit Finding. Attach a relevant Knowledge Source from the Knowledge Base if the request needs Brand context.
3

Specify the output

Ask for a comparison, explanation, checklist, Content Brief, or draft. Say which audience and constraints matter.
4

Review and refine

Check the source material and assumptions. In the same Conversation, ask Sira to correct a claim, show the supporting observation, or narrow the output.

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Prompts to try

  • “In my latest Analysis, which Prompts mention our Brand on ChatGPT but not on Perplexity? Show the response evidence.”
  • “Explain this Technical Audit Issue for a developer. Include the affected URLs, how to fix it, and how to check it once it is live.”
  • “Create a Content Brief for this Opportunity. Distinguish observed gaps from your proposed angle.”
  • “Revise this Article introduction for our audience. Keep only claims supported by the attached Knowledge Source.”

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Review before acting

A Knowledge Source supplies context; it does not make every statement in it true or current. Check numbers, competitor claims, links, and Brand voice before sharing a Sira Deliverable. Review any external or publishing action in its own product flow before confirming it. If the answer seems to concern the wrong Project or an older Analysis, state the intended Project and date in a follow-up. For a different topic, start a new Conversation.

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Last modified on October 27, 2026