Teams ask AI which agent to put to work. Is yours on the list?
Enter your product and choose a job a team lead wants to hand off. Stride asks ChatGPT and shows the agents it names first.
— Free check · ChatGPT
Team leads from AI are ready to choose.The spot is still open.
- They convert betterIn a Semrush study, visitors who came from AI search converted 4.4 times better than visitors from regular search. By the time they click, AI has already told them who to choose.Source: Semrush AI search traffic study ↗
- There will be more of themThe same study expects AI search to send more visitors than regular search within a few years, for the topics it measured.Source: Semrush AI search traffic study ↗
- Get there firstAI answers are built from what the web says about agents today. The ones that show up first are the ones their rivals have to catch.
Not on the list? Start here.
Handing work to an agent means trusting it with customers, calendars or data. Before a team lead shortlists one, AI looks for what their security reviewer will: what it connects to, what it may do on its own, and who already runs it.
- 1Say exactly which tasks it finishes“Answers order status and drafts refunds for approval in your help desk” is something AI can match to a question. “Automates your workflows” is not. Give each job a page that also says where a person takes over.
- 2Publish your trust detailsState whether a SOC 2 report is available and how to request it, where data is stored, whether customer data trains any model, and which roles can approve an action. List only attestations you actually hold.
- 3Make every integration a real pageEach connection to a help desk, calendar, store platform or CRM deserves a docs page with setup steps and limits. Those pages and marketplace listings are where AI confirms an agent works with the stack a buyer named.
- 4Show up where builders compareHacker News launch threads, Product Hunt, G2 and, for open source projects, a GitHub README with working examples are read by people and by AI alike. Answer questions there under your own name and link the docs.
How Stride gets your agent named.
Every week Stride checks which agents AI suggests for support, scheduling, voice and enterprise work, traces the docs and threads behind each answer, and drafts the pages your product is missing.
- — Team lead questions
Know what team leads ask AI
Stride asks AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini what team leads ask before they hand work to software, from whether an agent can act inside their help desk to whether a person signs off each step, and shows where you are named.
Agent buyer questionsSample data - Which AI agent can issue refunds with a human approving?ChatGPT: NamedGemini: Not namedClaude: Not named
- Best AI phone agent for a busy clinic front deskChatGPT: Not namedGemini: NamedClaude: Not named
- Can a non-developer build an agent that books appointments?ChatGPT: Not namedGemini: Not namedClaude: Named
- Which AI agent vendors share a SOC 2 report?ChatGPT: NamedGemini: NamedClaude: Not named
- — Competitor tracking
Track the agents AI picks instead
Stride tracks which agents AI names for each job, how often each is mentioned across engines, and whether your mentions grow once a new integration or trust page goes live.
Who AI namesSample data Answers each agent was named in, out of 21
- RelaybrightTracked13 / 21
- Your agentYou8 / 21
- TallyhandTracked5 / 21
- Northpaw Assist2 / 21
- — Competitor strategy
See exactly why they win
When another agent wins the support question, Stride shows what the answer leaned on, for example their help desk docs, a launch thread and a trust center, and lists what your public pages do not yet say.
Why AI picks RelaybrightSample data “What is the best AI agent for customer support?”
What AI relied on
- Their help desk integration docsDocsChatGPT, Claude
- Hacker News launch threadCommunityClaude
- Trust center with security detailsTheir siteChatGPT, Gemini
What you’re missing
- A support use case page with handoff rules
- Integration docs for each help desk
- A public trust page
- — Content
Get the pages written for you
Stride drafts use case pages, integration overviews and trust page outlines from your docs and changelog, written for the person who has to approve the purchase. Your team verifies each claim and publishes.
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DraftSample data Use case page4 of 5 checks metHuman approval in support: what the agent does alone and what it asks first
- Plain answer in the first lines
- Every action listed with its limit
- Integrations named with setup links
- Checked by your security lead · needs your eye
- Matches the current docs
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Questions, answered.
How does an AI agent get recommended by ChatGPT?
Make each job easy to match. A page per task with its limits, integration docs that show setup, a public trust page and honest discussion on Product Hunt, Hacker News and G2 give AI something concrete to cite when a buyer describes their own workflow.
Should we publish our SOC 2 status?
Yes, stated plainly and accurately. Say whether you have a SOC 2 report, which type, and how a customer can request it, often under NDA. Never imply an attestation you are still working toward; if an audit is underway, say exactly that.
What should voice agent makers say about calling rules?
In the US, the FCC treats AI-generated voices in calls as artificial voices under the TCPA, so the consent that rule requires applies. Other countries set their own rules on recording and on telling callers they are talking to AI. Describe how your product supports this rather than promising compliance.
Does an open source agent project need this too?
Often more. AI reads the README, docs and issues as the description of the project. A README that says what the agent does, how to run it and where hosted options live helps AI explain your project to someone asking for one.
How close is the check to what a buyer sees?
Near, not exact. Your chosen question goes to ChatGPT via OpenAI’s API with web search, and Stride notes the first three agents named. Answers drift between sessions. On the 15-minute walkthrough you see which jobs you win, who takes the rest and what to publish first.