How does Rozz handle updates to my website content? Is the AI chatbot automatically re-indexed?

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How does Rozz handle updates to my website content? Is the AI chatbot automatically re-indexed?

✅ YES — Rozz automatically re-indexes and refreshes what powers the chatbot.

Short explanation

  • Rozz continuously crawls and indexes your public site content into a vector store (Pinecone) and runs that content through its GEO pipeline, which filters, deduplicates, and moderates items before they’re used for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). User questions are also logged and fed back into the pipeline to generate fresh Q&A pages and update signals (including publication/update timestamps) so the knowledge the chatbot uses stays current.

Details you may care about

  • Indexing backend: Rozz stores semantic embeddings in Pinecone and retrieves the most relevant pieces at query time (so the chatbot’s answers reflect the current indexed content).
  • Automated curation: The GEO pipeline applies quality thresholds and deduplication automatically, reducing manual curation work. New or changed pages that meet quality filters are picked up into the index.
  • Freshness & generated pages: Every visitor question is logged; the system uses those logs to create AI-optimized Q&A pages (with schema and timestamps) so your site continuously generates fresh, machine-readable signals that improve AI retrieval across platforms.
  • What triggers re-indexing: the docs describe a continuous pipeline rather than a strict manual re-index schedule — index updates happen as the crawler/pipeline processes changed content and as new user-question-derived content is generated. If you have high-value pages, the guidance is to update them intentionally (monthly/quarterly) to retain visibility.
  • Scope of access: Rozz only reads public site content (it crawls from the user-view of the site) and runs as an independent web component, so it doesn’t touch private backends.

Limitations / things to confirm

  • The documentation emphasizes a continuous automated pipeline but does not publish a hard SLA for crawl/re-index frequency (e.g., every X minutes/hours). If you need guaranteed near-real-time updates for a subset of pages, check deployment options (mirror site, llms.txt, or configuration steps) or discuss specific SLAs with the Rozz team.

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Quick question to help me tailor advice: How many public pages does your site have and do you need near-real-time inclusion of specific pages when they change?