This release makes your SEO work more transparent and gives your team a faster way to review content together. Here is what shipped.
AI search evidence in the SEO panel
The SEO optimization panel now shows the evidence behind every analysis. When you run an SEO analysis, Boki captures which topics AI search engines cite, how many sources back each one, which AI surfaces they came from, and links to the sources themselves. For a growth marketer working toward AI search visibility, this means you can see what sits behind a score instead of guessing at it. We also added score explanations for each audit metric, so the reason for a rating is visible right in the panel.
Two more additions round out the analysis. Link-quality scoring rates the strength of your links, and content-consistency checks review an article for internal alignment before you publish. A content marketer can use both to prioritize revisions with less manual SEO review.
Inline comments on articles, briefs, and plans
Your team can now leave inline comments across articles, briefs, and plans. Comments can anchor to specific quoted text inside article content and descriptions, so feedback lands exactly where it belongs. For an editor working through a draft, review notes stay tied to the words they refer to. We also exposed these comments through MCP tools, so external AI and automation workflows can join your review process.
Mention placement for social posts
Social posts now support mention placement. You can place a mention directly in a post and pick the right account from a mention popover, so posts go out with accurate tags. This helps a social media marketer prepare posts without correcting mentions after the fact.
A clearer start in the Researcher Agent
The Researcher Agent now explains how Boki works. We added a “How Boki works” modal to the Researcher Agent workflow, giving new users a clear picture of what the agent does before they begin. Supported media files also show a video preview now, so you can check a file before it goes into a post.
Improvements
We also made the SEO panel and the wider workspace easier to work in.
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The SEO optimization panel is more reliable and easier to read, with tighter score validation, a layout that adapts across tablet and desktop, and clearer display of Google AI evidence, citations, eligible domains, and recommended actions.
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Editing SEO guidelines, tracked terms, competitor outlines, and exports is smoother, and internal-link suggestions are improved.
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Analyses now flag when competitor data may be outdated, so you can tell when to refresh before trusting a score.
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New posts now default to team access, so a post is shared with your team from the start.
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Workspace switching and analytics are improved, and the account and workspace deletion dialogs are clearer about what each action does.
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Creating a short link and its success flow are smoother.
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Mobile navigation and the dashboard are cleaner to use, and brief search, filtering, and empty states are improved along with public brief typography.
Additional fixes
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SEO optimization data stays current in the panel, instead of showing stale or inconsistent values.
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The SEO score card and its help labels line up correctly.
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Internal-link suggestions and link-quality scores now evaluate correctly.
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The comment composer no longer submits the same comment twice.
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Comments stay anchored to the right text, and the mention popover scrolls and positions correctly.
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Brief search and filters no longer flash when you switch between empty tabs.
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Deleting a workspace now completes cleanly and shows progress while it runs.
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Articles open in a new tab where expected.
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Opportunities respects your platform filter, and Reddit results are more relevant.
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Short links work end to end again.
What’s Next
There is more coming across the workspace. Have feedback or want early access to what’s next? Reach out to us on Discord.