Growth loops
The systems that bring traffic and demand — evidence-driven search discovery, Meta and Google ads, long-form content and its distribution, original social posts, and Reddit + Facebook engagement.
Growth loops grow the top of your funnel. Each one wakes on its own cadence, does a focused job, and surfaces its work as a ticket or a draft — none of them spend money or publish anything without your sign-off. They're the loops you'll see under Growth in the sidebar.
Search discovery
Organic outcomes, site health, and AI visibility, read by one Ranger that files draft tickets.
Meta ads
Draft Meta campaigns and a daily recommend-only audit, capped by a prepaid wallet.
Google Ads
Search campaigns — responsive search ads and keywords — on the same prepaid wallet.
Content
One GEO-optimized long-form article per run, committed as a pull request.
Content distribution
Reshape one published article into a native post for every channel you've enabled.
Social content
One channel-native original post per day for X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Hacker News.
Threads where your product genuinely helps, each with one pre-drafted comment.
Facebook groups
Public groups where your ICP hangs out, plus drafted intros and replies.
Citation tracker
Whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini recommend you — evidence for the AI Visibility Ranger.
Reddit and Facebook groups are the two arms of one Social engagement engine — they reply inside other people's threads. Social content is separate: it drafts original posts in your own voice. Content distribution is the third: it reshapes an article you've already published into a native post per channel. All are draft-only.
How they're gated
Every growth loop ships recommend-only or draft-only, because their work is either ambiguous (which topic? which audience?) or irreversible (money out, a posted comment). That mode is fixed by each loop's blast radius — nothing here graduates to autonomous on its own, and money out or a posted comment always stays your call. You enable and schedule each loop from the Loops view. See How loops work for the model behind that.
| Loop | Default cadence | What it produces | Who acts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search discovery | Daily Ranger (citations measured weekly) | Vetted draft tickets for actionable improvements | The Ranger files the draft; you review it |
| Meta ads — campaign drafter | On request | A one-click-deploy campaign draft | You approve to deploy to Meta |
| Meta ads — daily monitor | Daily | A recommend-only audit | You decide what to act on |
| Google Ads | On request | A paused Search campaign (RSAs + keywords) | You approve to set it live |
| Content | Every ~7 days | One article as a pull request | You merge |
| Content distribution | On request | One native post per enabled channel, reshaped from an article | You publish manually |
| Social content | Daily | One original post per enabled channel (X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Hacker News) | You publish manually |
| Daily | Up to 5 opportunities, each with a draft comment | You post manually | |
| Facebook groups | On request | Public groups with a drafted intro, plus in-feed reply drafts | You join + post manually |
| Citation tracker | Weekly | Cited/not-cited evidence across configured AI engines | You choose the questions; the Search Discovery Ranger decides what to act on |
Most of these get sharper once the matching tool is connected — Search Console for SEO, GitHub for content, and a funded ad wallet for Ads. See Integrations for setup.
The loops
The catalog of autonomous loops 1mn runs across growth, product, and insight.
Search discovery
Organic search, deterministic site health, and AI visibility are measured separately, then read together by one Search Discovery Ranger that files a draft ticket for every validated, actionable improvement.