What kind of content does Rozz index from my website, and how does it ensure accuracy when answering questions?

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What kind of content does Rozz index from my website, and how does it ensure accuracy when answering questions?

Short answer

  • Rozz indexes only your public website content (pages, docs, help articles, FAQs and published Q&A pages) by crawling the site from a visitor’s point of view and storing semantic vectors. It ensures accuracy by using retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG) grounded in those real pages plus automated filtering, re‑ranking, and dashboard controls so answers are based on high‑quality site content rather than hallucination.

Details — what Rozz indexes

  • Public web pages and documentation reachable by crawling (no backend or private data access). It operates as an independent web component and only reads content a visitor could see.
  • Product docs, help center articles, FAQs, and curated Q&A pages (the platform is used to pull from multiple site sources at once).
  • GEO‑optimized Q&A and structured pages (Schema/JSON‑LD) are explicitly prepared so AI retrieval can discover and cite them.

Details — how Rozz ensures accuracy

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  • Do you want me to check what Rozz would index on a specific page or your sitemap? If so, please share the URL you want reviewed.