3RD Agent

The 3RD Agent is the assistant built into every page. Ask it a question in plain language and it reads your actual data to answer — then offers to do something about it. It is not a search box over the docs. It runs the same queries the dashboard does, and it can change your setup: add prompts, add a market, build a playbook, create a report, draft a page. Every change is shown to you first as a card you can edit or reject.

Where to find it

In the sidebar — 3RD Agent opens the full page, with your conversation history down the left.
On every page — the Agent tab in the top-right corner opens a panel beside what you are looking at. Ask about the page you are on without losing your place.

The panel knows which page you opened it from, so its suggestions change with you: on Sentiment it offers to explain what people are saying, on Reports it offers to build one.

Three things worth knowing

It shows its working

Every answer lists what it read to get there, and the figures come from the tool output rather than being retyped — so it cannot misquote your own numbers.

Nothing changes without you

Any change arrives as a card showing the exact fields. Edit them, approve, or decline. Nothing is written until you press approve.

Point at anything

Hover a chart or a card and choose Ask the agent to ask about that specific thing, with its numbers already attached.

What it can do

The agent has 45 skills. Open Explore skills in the agent’s sidebar to browse them, or just ask — you do not have to pick one.

Where you stand

Skill	What it answers
How are we doing	The headline figures, and whether they are good.
Why it moved	What caused a rise or a fall, not just that it happened.
What each model says	Where you stand engine by engine, and what that means.
What did we lose	Which prompts you dropped out of, and who took the place.
Why is this empty	The reason a number is zero, and the specific fix.

What’s being said about you

Skill	What it answers
Is what they say true	Checks the claims the models make about you against the facts.
Perception gap	How the models describe you, against how you want to be described.
Who gets cited instead	The sources answering your questions, and why they win.
Are we named consistently	Whether you are described the same way everywhere models look.
What people actually ask	The real questions people put to an assistant about a business like yours.
Can I trust this number	What a figure counts, and where it stops being reliable.
Are our topics still right	Whether prompts are filed under topics that still describe them.

Your pages, products and ads

Skill	What it answers
Why isn’t this page cited	What the cited pages have that yours does not.
How good is this page	Readability, structure and what would improve it.
Can the models reach us	Whether the AI crawlers can fetch and read your pages.
How my ads are doing	Campaign performance, spend and what is working.
What rivals are advertising	The ads your competitors are running right now.
Which products show up	Where your products appear when people shop by asking.

Decide what to do

Skill	What it answers
What to write next	The content gaps that cost you the most, ranked.
Prompts worth adding	Closes the gaps in what you are tracking.
Rivals you are missing	Brands appearing beside you that you do not track yet.
Build a playbook	Agrees what to influence, then plans the actions.
Argue against my plan	The case against what you are about to commit to.
Is my plan still right	Checks the playbook against what the data says now.
Which pages to watch	Picks the pages worth tracking, and says why each one.
Which products to watch	Chooses the products worth running prompts for.
Where to expand	A country worth watching next, argued from what the answers already show.

Make something

Skill	What it does
Build a report	Picks the sections, the cadence and who receives it.
Turn a gap into a brief	A writing brief from a gap worth closing.
Write or rewrite a page	Drafts the page a recommendation asks for.
Draft ad creative	Ad copy to review before it goes anywhere near live.
Turn this into a task	Sends an answer straight to your playbook as work to do.
Make a chart and keep it	Turns an answer into a chart, and keeps it on a report that rebuilds it.

Set things up

Skill	What it does
Add prompts	Covers a topic you are not tracking yet.
Add a market	Tracks a new country, in its own language.
Add a competitor	Tracks a rival you are being compared against.
Create a brand	Sets up a new brand to monitor.
Change AI models	Chooses which models answer your prompts.
Fill in the profile	Asks a few questions and fills the gaps in your profile.
Set our objectives	What you are trying to achieve — it steers every recommendation.
Upload a list of pages	Adds many pages at once instead of one at a time.

Tidy up

Skill	What it does
Tidy up prompts	Edits or removes prompts in bulk, from a list you paste.
Fix the wrong language	Finds prompts left running in a language the market no longer uses.
Re-pick tracked pages	Changes a page selection that got frozen.
Fix a product that isn’t ours	Claims a product, or corrects one attributed to the wrong maker.

Getting a useful answer

Ask in your own words

“Why did we drop in Germany last week?” works better than a keyword. The agent picks the right data itself.

Read what it checked

The steps under each answer say which data it read. If it looked at the wrong window or the wrong market, say so and it will redo it.

Take the next step it offers

Answers end with one or two suggestions — turn this into a task, add the prompts that close this gap, build a report. They are derived from what it actually did, not a fixed menu.

Answers you can keep

Charts can be downloaded as an image, a PDF, or the numbers behind them as CSV.
Tables come with the full data as CSV, even when the answer only shows the first few rows.
Anything it creates — a report, a task, a page — comes back with a link straight to it.

The agent works on the brand you currently have selected, and respects the same market, date and model filters as the page you opened it from. Switch brand and the conversation starts fresh.

Limits worth knowing

It cannot change billing, delete a brand, or send anything outside 3RD without you approving it first.
It answers from the data 3RD has collected. If a market has not run yet, it will tell you that rather than estimate.
Changes that cost money — adding a market beyond your plan, for example — are refused with an explanation rather than made quietly.

Playbooks

The plan the agent builds and keeps current.

Task management

Where the tasks it creates land.

Content Agent

Drafting a full page from a content task.

API and MCP

The same capabilities from your own tools.

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Set up your tracking

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Improve your visibility

Take action

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Integrations

Reference

3RD Agent

Where to find it

Three things worth knowing

It shows its working

Nothing changes without you

Point at anything

What it can do

Where you stand

What’s being said about you

Your pages, products and ads

Decide what to do

Make something

Set things up

Tidy up

Getting a useful answer

Answers you can keep

Limits worth knowing

Playbooks

Task management

Content Agent

API and MCP

​Where to find it

​Three things worth knowing

It shows its working

Nothing changes without you

Point at anything

​What it can do

​Where you stand

​What’s being said about you

​Your pages, products and ads

​Decide what to do

​Make something

​Set things up

​Tidy up

​Getting a useful answer

​Answers you can keep

​Limits worth knowing

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Playbooks

Task management

Content Agent

API and MCP

Where to find it

Three things worth knowing

What it can do

Where you stand

What’s being said about you

Your pages, products and ads

Decide what to do

Make something

Set things up

Tidy up

Getting a useful answer

Answers you can keep

Limits worth knowing

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