🤖📄 The New Agentic Homepage in Search Atlas Walkthrough

Users get instant visibility into key performance signals, all in one consolidated view:

This eliminates the need to jump between tools just to understand overall performance.

This release introduces several new interface elements designed to make the Agentic Homepage easier to navigate and more action-oriented from the first interaction.

This section provides a quick walkthrough of how users can move through the new Agentic Homepage and understand what each area is designed to do.

The central input field connects directly to Atlas Brain, allowing users to ask questions, request analyses, or trigger workflows using natural language.

The homepage is structured around modular strategy sections, each acting as both a summary and a launch point into deeper workflows.

Each module:

This design removes friction between discovery and execution, allowing users to act immediately on insights.

The Agentic Homepage is context-aware and dynamically adapts based on user behavior.

The system uses this context to:

For new projects or inactive accounts, the UI clearly communicates state (e.g., “No activity yet”) and guides users toward meaningful starting actions.

The homepage experience is organized into three primary views, accessible at the top of the interface:

This is where users decide what to do next, guided by the system’s awareness of site health, authority gaps, content velocity, and local presence.

The default view focused on:

The Playbooks tab functions as a library of automated workflows.

A dedicated space to:

Each Playbook clearly communicates:

This creates a full execution audit trail, allowing teams to understand what was done, when, and why—critical for agency workflows and internal reporting.

A chronological record of:

Users can reopen prior chats, review execution details, or share conversations with teammates via secure links.

From the Brain input field, users can explicitly select which agent they want to engage:

This ensures that execution is always handled by the most specialized agent, while the UI gracefully redirects users if a request belongs to a different domain.

Before a specific project is selected, the central area of the Search Atlas dashboard functions as a portfolio-level command center rather than a project workspace.

Instead of showing execution details for a single domain, the UI presents a high-level operational snapshot across all managed properties.

This includes:

Each project card surfaces state, not just metrics—showing whether systems are connected, inactive, improving, or awaiting setup. Clear calls to action (e.g., Create OTTO Project, Connect GBP, Launch Smart Ads) guide users toward the next meaningful step without forcing navigation decisions.

This pre-selection view reinforces a core design principle of Search Atlas:
​users manage portfolios and systems first, then drill into execution.

Only after a project is selected does the interface transition from oversight mode into deep, agent-driven execution workflows.

Before any strategy modules or execution paths appear, the Search Atlas Brain requires a single, critical action: selecting a project.

Once a user chooses a project from the project selector, the entire interface re-contextualizes around that domain. This moment is more than simple navigation, it is the point where the system loads first-party data, historical context, integrations, and execution permissions tied to that specific site or business.

After a project is selected:

This ensures that every recommendation, task, and deployment is context-aware, grounded in real data, and executable without ambiguity.

Only after this selection does the UI expand into its modular strategy layers.

The + New Project action allows users to instantly onboard a new domain into Search Atlas. From here, users can add a website, connect data sources (GSC, GA, GBP, Ads), and initialize OTTO, turning a new site into an executable system without leaving the dashboard.

Below the agent layer, the UI unfolds into strategy-specific modules, each with its own dashboards, actions, and execution paths, yet all connected through Atlas Brain as a single operating system.

Rather than isolating tools by function, Search Atlas presents each discipline as a system that can be observed, adjusted, and executed continuously.

Across every section, the Search Atlas Brain UI follows the same core principles:

The result is an interface that feels less like traditional software and more like an operating system for growth—where users direct outcomes instead of managing tools.

The Agentic Homepage reinforces confidence through visibility and safeguards:

Users remain fully in control, even as automation accelerates execution.

All metrics update dynamically using Search Atlas microservices.

This ensures users always see current, reliable performance snapshots, helping them make confident decisions without second-guessing data freshness.

The Agentic Homepage delivers meaningful improvements across the user journey:

This is a major step toward positioning Search Atlas as a fully agent-led SEO platform, where users are guided, not overwhelmed, at every stage of their strategy.

This UI redesign is more than visual, it represents a fundamental shift in how digital marketing work gets done:

The Agentic Homepage ensures that strategy, execution, and accountability live in one place, enabling individuals and agencies to operate at the speed of AI—without sacrificing clarity or control.

This is an important clarification to ensure everyone is aligned on how quotas work in Search Atlas.

Agents themselves consume zero quota.
They are orchestration layers only.

An agent’s role is to:

👉 The agent never performs the actual work.

Quota is consumed only inside the underlying products, exactly the same way it would be if the user triggered the action manually from the dashboard.

Examples:

✍️ Article Creation

🔍 Site Audits / OTTO Actions

There is no difference at all in quota consumption between:

Quota usage is 100% identical in both cases.

For additional clarity:

Agents are simply request messengers.
Products do the work.
Products consume the quota.

If anyone has questions or edge cases they’d like to walk through, feel free to ask.