Sites for every workspace, one Analytics page and Autopilot workflows

One Analytics page

Website traffic and social analytics used to live on separate pages. They're now one Analytics page with three tabs: Website, MCP server and Social.

• MCP server analytics: see which agents call your MCP server, which tools they use and which server version they run. The same data is in the public API.
• Clearer setup: AI traffic tracking is now a short list of numbered steps, and the MCP tab shows the same setup card when it has no data yet.

Notra Sites is open to every workspace

Any workspace can now host a blog or changelog from a GitHub repository with Notra Sites. Our own blog moved over this week, and this changelog runs on it too.

• Agent reach per post: for every post on a Notra site, Content shows how often AI crawlers read it, how often assistants cite it and how many people click through from an AI answer.
• Domains verify themselves, and a domain that forwards to www is served on the www address.
• Builds warn about broken links, anchors and missing images before a visitor finds them, including links in the header, footer and shared snippets. notra-sites validate and the dev server show them while you write.
• Authors: add and edit a site's authors and pick the author page layout in Design → Authors, then credit them in the post editor. Author profiles take YouTube, Threads and Instagram links too.
• Share images: a new Design → Share images section shows a live preview that matches the published image, and custom fonts now work.
• IndexNow: after a production deploy, new and changed posts are sent to Bing and other IndexNow search engines, so they show up sooner.
• Theme updates: when we fix how sites render, live sites rebuild on their own. These builds show as Theme update in Deployments and don't count toward your daily build limit.
• Design: a redesigned author page, a dither hero style, an editable 404 page and a tile style for blog cards.
• Faster pages: post images are served as smaller WebP copies, and font files are preloaded with matching fallbacks so text doesn't jump.
• Redirects accept :placeholders, and integrations are saved as a pull request you can review.
• Publishing: with one Notra site, Create GitHub PR publishes straight to it, and each finished check names the commit it built.
• Review changes: the unpublished changes banner opens a review of every draft with its diff, and Discard shows the diffs before anything is thrown away.
• Phones get an "On this page" menu in every post layout, and compact posts show when they were last edited.
• Analytics integrations: Capless, Rybbit, OneDollarStats, DataFast and Simple Analytics join the site integrations, each with all of its script options.
• Robots: the generated robots.txt names xAI's GrokBot next to the other AI crawlers.

Autopilot builds workflows with you

Describe a goal, like "tell me when a competitor overtakes us in AI answers and plan a comeback", and the agent builds the workflow. It asks follow-up questions when something is unclear, and on Autopilot it sits in a dock that opens to a full-screen view with the live workflow.

• New templates: refresh an old post, write a comparison page, make a page easier for AI to read, and add internal links to pages that rank 4 to 20 in Google. Click a template to see what it does before you add it.
• Slack: the daily brief is one short message with each pull request or idea in its thread. React 👍 to merge a pull request or 👎 to close it.

Also new

• GEO settings: turn AI providers on or off and Notra picks the right model for each. GEO settings now fit on two panes.
• Search Console: queries with buying intent get priority, and for queries you already rank for, Notra suggests updating the page Google ranks instead of writing a new one.
• Personas run in the language of the prompt, so results in different languages compare fairly.
• Cover images: a blog post published without one gets a generated cover, also when an automation publishes it or its GitHub pull request is merged.
• Chat: the home screen suggests prompts based on your workspace.
• Connect agent: a pill in the sidebar copies a prompt that connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode to Notra's MCP server.
• Slack agent: ask about website traffic, like visitors, top pages, sources, countries and devices, next to your GEO questions.
• Reports: the new State of AI Traffic page shows anonymized AI crawler and assistant traffic across sites that use Notra, updated daily. The November State of AI Search reports are out too.
• Onboarding: type your website into the homepage hero and onboarding starts with it filled in. Sign-up keeps what your password manager fills in, a taken workspace URL is flagged right under the field, and a status line shows progress while your questions are drafted.
• Faster dashboard: GEO Overview renders in about half the time, and every page loads less JavaScript before you can use it.
• Members can leave an organization from Settings → Members.
• Sites API: read sites and builds, start a build, preview a post, publish it as a pull request and manage authors, with the new sites.read and sites.write scopes.
• Public API: write a post about one pull request and open it as a draft PR, plus GEO personas, Linear schedule targets and partial schedule updates.
• GitHub mentions: ask @notra on a pull request to write a blog post about it in a new PR, and it opens a draft PR with the post and its share image. It can also read commit history and other pull requests, so you can ask what changed since a release.
• Billing: add your company details and tax ID at checkout.
• GitHub: link an existing GitHub App installation in one click.

Fixes

• Post to X no longer publishes the same post twice.
• Posts publish when their GitHub pull request is merged.
• Updating a post through the API keeps its video embeds.
• Linear schedules turn off when their integration is removed.
• GitHub org members who aren't owners can request the Notra app, and Notra shows that it's waiting for an owner's approval instead of an error.
• In monorepos, Autopilot writes blog posts to the folder your GitHub integration publishes to instead of the repository root.
• Asking @Notra about Autopilot in an Autopilot Slack thread gets an answer about Autopilot.
• The whole post card on a Notra site is clickable, and site pages no longer shift while loading.
• A Notra blog without posts shows visitors a "No posts yet" page with an RSS link instead of a setup hint meant for the owner.