Opportunity types
The kinds of work an opportunity can represent, from a new page to a rewrite or a consolidation.
App route: /opportunities · /page_briefs · /pages
Not every opportunity, a page worth writing or rewriting that an agent proposes, means a new page. Most of the work a mature site needs is fixing, consolidating and rewriting what's already there, and the opportunity surface reflects that.
Doing this rather than looking it up? The Tutorial walks this screen step by step in 4.3 · Manage opportunities.
Reference
There are 2 kinds of opportunity. Accepting either one creates a brief, the plan a page is written from, and starts production:
| Kind | What accepting it does |
|---|---|
| New page | Creates a brief for a URL that doesn't exist yet |
| Rewrite | Creates a brief attached to a live page, keeping its URL and history |
Everything else you'll see on an opportunity is a signal on one of those 2, not a separate kind:
- Cannibalization: a note on the opportunity describing pages of yours that compete with each other.
- Coverage overlap: a badge meaning this likely duplicates something you've published.
- Internal links: link suggestions are available to an agent through the MCP connection rather than as an opportunity you accept.
A rewrite brief skips the template choice at acceptance; you pick it when you set the angle.
The badge is a prompt, not a decision. Overlap detection is good at spotting similarity and bad at knowing whether 2 pages should be distinct. That judgement stays with you.
Why it works this way
Last updated at August 13, 2026