Every term used in dGENIX and in this documentation, alphabetically, with one sentence per term that reads on its own.
A
AI Content Engine , the engine that turns a long video into short clips with a virality score, plus titles, captions and hashtags. Available from Pro. See Growth Tools.
Assistant , see GENI.
Authority Engine , the engine that builds a topic plan and writes the articles to match, so you become authoritative on a whole theme instead of a single keyword. Available from Pro.
Automation , a request that runs on a schedule instead of when you ask. See also recurring task.
C
Connector , a link to an account that belongs to you, such as Google, Slack or Notion. The connector decides whether GENI is allowed somewhere; what it can do there is decided by the skill. See Connectors.
Credit , the unit of account for work. Every action uses credits from your monthly balance, and you see the amount on the button before you start. See The credit system.
Credit pack , a one-off top-up of credits, separate from your subscription. Available from Starter; on Free there is a hard limit.
G
GENI , the name of your AI assistant. One assistant you meet in the dashboard, in Telegram and through voice, with the same memory and the same skills everywhere. See What is dGENIX.
GEO , Generative Engine Optimization: becoming findable and quotable in answers from AI search engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. It is the counterpart to SEO for a world where people read answers instead of links.
GEO Engine , the engine that measures whether AI search engines can read your site and whether they mention you, and delivers concrete improvements. Available from Pro.
Growth Tools , the in-app name for the five engines together: SEO, GEO, Authority, Reputation and AI Content. On the website they are called Growth Engines.
K
Knowledge base , the place where you upload files GENI uses as background knowledge, such as a product catalogue or your terms and conditions. Available from Growth. See Knowledge base.
Knowledge document , the text you create during the intake, which GENI reads in every conversation: who you are, what you do and how it should write.
M
MCP , Model Context Protocol: an open standard for connecting external tools to GENI that are not in the marketplace by default. See MCP connectors.
Memory , the individual facts, preferences and goals GENI remembers about you and reuses later. Eight types, strictly per user. See Memory.
P
Page Analysis , a deep analysis of one page: score, keyword positions, Core Web Vitals and concrete recommendations. Not to be confused with the Site Crawl, which goes broad instead.
Project , a walled-off workspace with its own instructions, conversations and memories. Meant for working separately per client or brand. Available from Growth. See Projects.
R
Recurring task , a request that runs automatically on a schedule (daily, weekly, monthly). How many you get depends on your plan: Starter 1, Growth 5, Pro 10, Business 20. See Scheduled tasks.
Reputation Engine , the engine that collects reviews in a GDPR-safe way through email campaigns with mandatory opt-out. Available from Pro.
S
SEO Engine , the engine that analyses your site for technical and editorial findability in classic search engines, with a score and a ranked list of improvements. Available from Growth.
Site Crawl , a broad scan across your whole site, up to a hundred pages, with mechanical checks such as duplicate titles and broken links. The counterpart to the Page Analysis, which goes deep on one page.
Skill , a capability you switch on that lets GENI actually do something, from reading mail to auditing a website. A skill without a connector cannot reach anything. See Skills explained.
T
Telegram , a free extra channel alongside the dashboard. Everything stays in sync: same assistant, same memory. You never need it. See Connect Telegram.
W
Workspace , the place in the dashboard for your notes, tasks and timeline. The core is free on every plan; the smart features run on credits from Starter. See Workspace.
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dGENIX Docs, Glossary, updated August 2026