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After a scan, Obi reasons over everything it knows about your business and saves ranked priorities: what to start this week, and why.

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How Obi ranks

Obi compares the gaps the scan measured with your saved business facts, the pages it read from you, your rivals and the media the engines cited, your Readiness findings and your feedback. It ranks candidate actions by urgency times buyer importance first, then by evidence, speed and effort.

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What you get

  • Three actions to start this week. Each names the observation it rests on: a measured question, a Readiness failure or a page fact.
  • The considered list. What else Obi weighed, and why it ranks lower.
Ask for more and Obi presents the next candidates from the considered list, with their evidence. When that list runs out, Obi says so and names what would produce new candidates: a new scan, an action you implemented, or a wider reading scope. If the evidence supports fewer than three distinct actions, Obi explains the gap instead of padding the list. A recommendation is not a published asset. Briefs and drafts Obi prepares stay suggestions until you review and accept them, and Obi never publishes them for you.

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Recording what you implemented

When you tell Obi you made a change, it records what actually changed, when, and the evidence you confirm, separately from the draft or suggestion that led to it. Implementation, publication and follow-up are kept apart. Obi reads these saved outcomes before its next strategy decision. They inform its next hypotheses; they do not prove that the change caused a later result. Obi compares later measurements only after a confirmed implementation, under a comparable protocol.

CLI reference

The commands Obi runs for you, if you want to run them yourself.