Your first week

Access on its own changes nothing. The agents need context, and you need to have reviewed real work, before any of this becomes a habit.

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Day one has two setup steps and one real task

Open Agents from the Writesonic sidebar with your existing account. Start by connecting Google Search Console and Google Analytics through Connect your data. Search Console is the one that’s required. Add an analytics source too, so the agents can weigh work by business impact rather than traffic alone. Then complete your Brand Kit. Integrations and Brand Kit are the whole setup. Once both are ready, open Pages and expect it to look thin or empty. Move to Tasks and run one real request you already planned to complete this week.

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Days two and three are for review and repetition

Review the first deliverable on day two. Nothing publishes automatically, so the work reaches your CMS as a draft for a person to review. Add factual corrections and direction in the comments. Then run two or three more tasks, using Writing good tasks to make each request clearer. Check Pages again on day three as its data fills in.

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Repetition becomes a playbook by Friday

Whatever you asked for more than once is a playbook. Playbooks come last because they depend on having a task worth repeating. Use the task you already repeated as the basis for your first one. One proven loop is enough for Friday.

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Week one shows what shipped, not what worked

By Friday, you’ll know whether the agents produced useful work and whether a person reviewed it. You’ll also know which CMS drafts were approved and shipped. That is an operating result, not a performance result. Whether the change moved rankings or citations is a 14 to 28 day question.

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What’s next