Fixes that ship themselves, and prove they worked.
Proofsource Autopilot turns a gap in AI answers into a pull request on your own repository, shows you a live preview, ships it when you approve, and then asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews the same buyer questions again to show which answers moved.

Every fix arrives as a pull request you can read.
The Proofsource App for GitHub writes the fix on its own branch and opens a pull request with the changed files and the reason for each change. Your checks run as usual, and Proofsource reads the Cloudflare Pages preview address so you can open the new page before anything goes live.
- A fix branch per change, never your main branch
- Your checks and reviews run as they always do
- A preview link to open before you approve

See the new page before it goes live.
The preview opens your page with the fix in place, built from the pull request, with every changed part outlined in yellow. Before shows your live page as it is now, and Changed lines shows every edited line, including the title, description or structured data that do not show on the page. Nothing changes on your site until you approve it.
- Changed parts outlined on the After side
- Before is your live page as it is now
- One click to the pull request on GitHub

Approve once, and it goes live on your site.
On your approval, Proofsource merges through GitHub's own merge, so branch protection, required checks and required reviews stay in force. It then finds the Cloudflare deploy that carries the merge, tells you when it is live and clears the changed pages from the cache. On WordPress, it puts the approved draft live through your site's own API.
- Merges only through GitHub's merge
- Live address reported after the deploy
- Undo opens a pull request that reverts the fix

Not quite right? Say what should change.
On a fix that is already live, Improve this page takes a plain sentence about what should change and builds a new version on its own pull request, with its own preview. Your live page changes only after you open that preview and click Approve and publish.
- Each version on its own pull request
- A preview for every version
- Approve and publish appears after you open the preview

The same questions, asked again after every fix.
A fix is only worth shipping if AI answers change. Once a fix is live, Proofsource asks the same buyer questions on the same engines and shows which answers moved, which did not, and which pages the engines cite now. AI answers change slowly and no one controls them, so we show every answer, named or not, and where AI names you by day 90.
- Before and after on the same questions
- Every answer kept with its sources
- Know, Act, Prove, Repeat on one screen

Less copying and pasting, more fixes live.
No handoff
The fix goes from the gap to a pull request without a ticket, a brief or a developer's afternoon.
You stay in control
Nothing reaches your site until you approve it, and your repository's own rules still apply.
Proof, not hope
Each shipped fix is followed by the same questions asked again, so you see what it changed.
Questions buyers ask
What is Proofsource Autopilot?
Autopilot is the part of Proofsource that ships fixes for you. It opens a pull request with the fix on your repository, shows you a preview, merges it when you approve, confirms the deploy is live, and re-asks the same buyer questions in AI engines to show what changed.
Does Proofsource push to my main branch?
No. Proofsource writes only to its own fix branch. A change reaches your main branch only through GitHub's merge, so branch protection, required checks and required reviews stay in force. You can revert a merged fix with one click, which opens a revert pull request.
What access does the Proofsource App need on GitHub?
Write access to contents and pull requests on the repositories you choose, and read access to checks, statuses, deployments and actions, so it can open the pull request, read your checks and find the preview address.
Which sites can Autopilot ship to?
Sites built from a GitHub repository, including those deployed on Cloudflare Pages or Workers, and WordPress sites through the WordPress REST API with an application password you can revoke at any time.
Will a fix get my brand named by AI?
No one can promise that, because AI engines decide their own answers. What Proofsource does is ask the same questions again after each fix and show every answer, so you see which ones moved and where AI names you by day 90.
Which AI engines does Proofsource track?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews on the free trial. We track 10 AI engines. At checkout a plan picks from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overview and Claude, and pays for each question on each engine it picks; at least one is always on. Google AI Mode, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek and Meta AI are enabled on a call (Book a demo) or on Managed.
Can I try Proofsource for free?
Yes. 100 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. Free. 25 buyer questions on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews, today. No card. Then scanning pauses and your answers stay in your account.
How much does Proofsource cost?
One price card for everyone: plans start from $9 a month (5 questions on ChatGPT, weekly). Each brand pays a fee for daily ($28 a brand a month) or weekly ($7), plus each question on each engine you pick. Unlimited team members on every plan. No overage charges.
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Ship the fix. See what it changed.
See whether AI names your brand, who it names instead, and what to fix. 100 answers. 25 Prompts/Question. Top AI engines. Free. No card · no sales call.