The Optimiser beside a Write with AI draft gives it a score out of 100. The total comes first, then a row for each part. It updates as you type and costs nothing.
The rows
| Row | Points | What earns them |
|---|---|---|
| Answers the questions | 25 | Each target question's key words appear in the page |
| Figures | 10 | Up to 3 numbers with a unit |
| Quotations | 5 | Up to 2 quotations |
| Sources | 10 | Up to 3 links |
| Structure | 10 | Headings and list items |
| Length | 10 | 300 to 1,800 words |
| Covers what answers repeat | 15 | The themes the engines repeat for these questions appear in your text |
| Covers what engines search | 10 | The searches the engines ran for these questions are covered in your headings and text |
| Page type engines cite | 5 | Your page type matches the type the engines cite most for these questions |
A row that is not full says what to add: for example which themes are missing. Hover a row for the same line. If there is nothing to compare with, such as no repeated themes, the row earns full points and says so.
Drafts made before this was on
A draft made while this score was off keeps its older six rows, which are worth 30, 15, 10, 15, 15 and 15 points. Write again to get the nine rows.
How to read it
The score is a checklist of habits. It is not a promise that engines will cite the page. The page type check is approximate, so treat a missed point there as a hint. The themes and searches are copied from the brief when the draft is made, so they do not change as you edit.