CactusAct on AI visibility gaps New
Sep 25–27, 2026 · AI visibility
AI visibility actions pair each gap with evidence and a Claude Code prompt you can review, complete, or dismiss.
The Visibility dashboard charts mentions, citations, model trends, competitors, and traffic to your sites. You can resolve or dismiss recommendations and read summaries of what changed and what to do. Checks query one AI model every other morning.
Follow releases by theme and chapter
What's New groups releases by theme, with headline chapters and a rollup of smaller changes. The same structure appears in timeline answers from Cactus and Slack release cards.
Manage AI client and agent access
The AI clients page lists clients and agents signed in as you, with Disconnect controls. Browserless agents can be claimed using a code in Cactus, and removing a teammate blocks their AI-client access on the next request. Cactus also exposes agent tools and A2A on its site and Help Centers.
Resolve product knowledge conflicts
An unsettled question reaches Slack with evidence, and you can answer from the card or Truth. Cactus uses that answer on the next pass, and corrections can propose writing rules for approval. Teammates see who set cited rules, while owners control changes to other members' rules and pages.
Check pages against promised answers
Cactus checks each promised question against its answer section, keeps fulfilled promises, and raises gaps for thin answers. Single-page rewrites and push passes preserve those gaps. Visitors get a page only when it answers their question fully. Otherwise, Cactus can combine up to three pages.
Improvements
- AI answers refused model calls retry through the same model, and Cactus rechecks answers after a correction on every surface
- What's new What's New adds release pages, cover cards, a cactus timeline, clearer navigation, and a steady reading marker
- Builds owners can schedule push syncs or turn them off, run Sync now, and see build status in the tray
- Cactus website the homepage and footer gain clearer illustrations, calmer motion, updated navigation, and a cohesive day-and-night design
- Help Center Help Centers gain product branding, legal and developer pages, accessible page data, smoother reading, and simpler search
- Help pages product pages draw from the product's own website
- Ask Cactus homepage and pricing questions invite visitors to ask their own, answers appear in place, and AI-agent guidance is clearer
- App the app's sidebar, fields, selection states, icons, and surfaces get a calmer, more consistent look
- Messenger Messenger's launcher gets clearer greetings, smoother appearances, more faces, and a full-screen phone layout
- Sounds the sounds page explains clips plainly and adds recordings, with distinct cues for opening, sending, and finishing work
- Code blocks code fences in Help Center pages, answers, and Messenger share one consistent appearance
- Privacy source-indexing and model requests ask providers not to train on submitted content
- API public API docs describe real sign-in scopes, while errors return JSON and ask responses show hourly limits
- Agent access browser agents can discover Messenger tools when the script loads, and refused tool registrations fail quietly
- Trust Center the Trust Center lists security headers, controls and evidence, subprocessors, and SOC 2 status
- Legal pages legal pages cover terms, acceptable use, DPA, cookies, security, and the companies listed in Privacy
- Repositories the GitHub App requests only code-reading, repository-listing, and push-event permissions
- Sign-in Google and GitHub sign-in tokens are stored encrypted
- Pricing the pricing page offers a 14-day Pro trial, then Pro for USD 100 or Lite for USD 30 monthly
- App the app's light theme, sidebar, icons, and transitions were refined for a calmer, faster feel
- Messenger Messenger greetings avoid marked page areas, and conversations keep answers, rich content, and closing controls in place
- What Cactus does the homepage illustration follows code through updated product knowledge to refreshed pages and release updates across customer surfaces
- Cactus website site headings type in with the Cactus cursor, while other text reveals as visitors scroll
- About the About page adds founder portraits and introductions, self-serve links, and a subtle illustration
- Ask Cactus the site explains how three readers use one page, with a clearer introduction to agents
- What's New What's New and Docs are easier to find, with coloured categories, notification marks, client icons, and consistent day-and-night styling
- App app controls respond without lag or layout shifts, with deliberate motion
- Cactus website the site cursor appears quickly, types naturally, and stays anchored as visitors scroll
- Help Center help pages switch smoothly, and links open in the frame they target
- AI clients AI-client guidance uses clear numbering and client logos, while investigations read live flag state
- Build history Builds separates Code updates and Writing rules, labels incremental passes Updates, and groups question rewrites under Investigations
- Help pages help pages show where features live and which flags their code checks
- Answers answers use signed-in visitors' flag settings, owners can republish pages, and answers about Cactus's founders cite a source
- What's New each What's New release links to the build pass that wrote it, when applicable
- Cactus website the mobile footer keeps its credit clear of the launcher, with the wordmark on the sand and a smaller sun
- Slack and Discord Discord and Slack handoffs update in place, while releases can post What's New cards to Slack channels
Fixes
- Help Center access source checks respect page access, and handoffs on closed Help Centers open no thread
- Help page access teammates can't change, take over, or read another member's Only you page
- Builds full builds carry forward pages the organizer omitted
- Messenger the closed launcher fades into its background without showing through
- GitHub clone GitHub clones keep installation credentials out of saved repository settings
- Discord Discord handoffs post only to channels in the product's own server
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