Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getcitable.com/llms.txt
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What it does
Emits a technical recommendation against a specific URL: inserts an Action Engine card and records the action so its 30-day citation impact can be measured. The recommendation is the deliverable — Citable doesn’t auto-apply edits to your CMS. The user applies the fix in their own CMS, then marks it done. Technical actions are persona-agnostic, so the persona-intent matrix is skipped.When to use
- A scan shows a specific URL is losing on prompts where competitors win, AND a structural fix would help.
- The user asks “what should I change on /page-x to get cited more?”
When not to use
- The fix needs net-new content — use
emit_content. - The fix needs a paid push — use
emit_paid.
Inputs
subtype(string, 1–40 chars, required) — category of fix. Common values:'schema_markup'— add JSON-LD (Product / FAQ / Article / Organization)'faq_block'— add an FAQ section to capture the FAQPage rich result'tldr_summary'— add a 2–3 sentence summary at the top of the page'canonical_fix'— setrel=canonicalor consolidate duplicate URLs'eeat_signal'— author byline, credentials, last-updated date'comparison_block'— side-by-side comparison table vs cited competitors
target_url(URL, required) — the page the recommendation applies to.title(string, 1–200 chars, required) — one-line summary of the change.description(string[], 1–20 items, each ≤500 chars, required) — step-by-step instructions.effort_minutes(number, 5–480, default 30) — estimated implementer effort.priority('low'|'medium'|'high'|'critical', default'medium').target_prompt_ids(number[], optional) — tracked prompts this recommendation expects to win.