Seryvon resources: evaluate, run and interpret an audit
Use this resource library to answer a practical question: can Seryvon collect the evidence you need, and can your team act on it? Choose a path below to evaluate the product, run the open core or review an audit. The managed offering is coming soon; setup documentation refers to the public implementation.
Understand the product before choosing a workflow
Product overview
Follow the audit from website discovery to findings and priorities. Understand which decisions the report supports and where a human review is still needed.
Feature guide
Explore collection, scoring, provider measurements and output capabilities with the configuration requirements that affect an evaluation.
Workflows for your team
See how agencies, developers and website owners can scope an audit, turn findings into tasks and verify changes.
Learn the five pillars
The five-pillar overview explains the relationship between checks. Use SEO for traditional search fundamentals, GEO for generative-search content and citation evidence, GSO for Google AI search context, AEO for answer-oriented content, and ASO for agent-facing readiness.
For a task-oriented reading path, explore the open-source SEO audit workflow, AI search visibility audit or agentic search optimisation guide. These guides connect the concepts to evidence collection and review.
Run your first evaluation
Start with the self-hosting quickstart. Choose a small public target, establish a baseline and add provider measurements deliberately. Read security and responsible use before configuring keys or exposing the application. The public repository is the implementation reference.
Interpret and communicate the result
The methodology explains scores, missing evidence and comparison. The illustrative report shows a way to connect a finding with its source and next action. Read known limitations before making claims about rankings, citations or business outcomes. Bring these three resources together when preparing a client handoff.
Follow development or ask a question
Use the roadmap and status to distinguish implementation from planned service availability. The development notes explain how to inspect changes and evaluate an upgrade. The FAQAbout covers common questions about keys, self-hosting and deterministic scores.
For early-access discussions, use the contact section and describe your site type, audit scope and expected workflow. For corrections to these guides, email hello@seryvon.com with the page URL and supporting evidence.