AirOps, the leading growth platform for AI search, today announced Quill, an AI agent lead that acts as an extension of the marketing team. Quill monitors, creates, refreshes, and optimizes content so brands increase visibility in AI Search. Customers like Parallel and Asana are already seeing a significant increase in AI search citations, as high as 165%, and competitive share of voice using Quill.
Quill AI agent delivers up to 165% increase in AI search citations and nearly 50% lift in share of voice for early customers.
Parallel saw Gemini citation rate climb nearly 4x within two days of Quill publishing articles.
Quill connects to external data sources including Gong, Intercom, Webflow, Monday, and any MCP-enabled tool.
Scans third-party sites for outdated or incorrect brand citations that influence AI search results.
Pulls from customer's Brand Kit for writing rules, business guidance, and brand context.
Available to AirOps customers starting May 13, announced at AirOps Next event.
“AI search is changing how marketing teams operate,” said Alex Halliday, Co-founder and CEO at AirOps. “Content is no longer an ad-hoc, project-based discipline, it's a continuous system that has to run at the pace of AI. Quill is built for that shift, and it operates end-to-end so teams can stay focused on judgment, not endless execution and guess work.”
The rules of AI search are constantly shifting. With every new model release or platform update, the criteria for earning brand citations changes. In a world where nearly every marketing team is seeing dips in website traffic, brands need a strong AI search strategy in order to grow. Quill acts as a core pillar of the marketing team that's always on, analyzing data to identify content gaps and opportunities, updating stale pages, generating net-new content, and even correcting outdated information about the brand on third-party sites.
“Quill feels like a natural extension of our team. We fed it proven playbooks from our previously successful projects, and within two days of Quill publishing a batch of articles, we started earning citations on prompts where we'd previously had zero brand presence,” said Lukas Levert, Product Marketing at Parallel. “The lift we saw showed up across every major AI engine, with our Gemini citation rate alone climbing nearly 4x. That's the kind of compounding work agents were built for.”
Quill is built on an agentic architecture that deeply understands AI search. It connects to external data sources like Gong, Intercom, Webflow, and Monday, along with any other tool available through MCP, to bring in customer insights, understand how brands show up in AI search engines, where their content has gaps, and which pages have gone stale. Quill then refreshes outdated content or drafts net-new content to address the most pressing gaps—all based on playbooks tailored specifically to each customer's goals. With every piece of data ingested and every piece of content created, Quill learns the brand and what works for each individual business to drive sustainable results.
Quill scans third-party sites for outdated or incorrect citations to check for brand inconsistencies both onsite and on third-party sources that heavily influence AI search results. To ensure that the content created is high quality and on brand, Quill pulls directly from a customer's Brand Kit within AirOps. This gives it the necessary writing rules, business guidance, and brand context to create content that both humans and AI search engines find valuable. To give customers further control, Quill will flag any actions it's taking for final human review before publishing.
AirOps helps brands get found and stay found in the AI era. It's the leading growth platform helping top marketing teams grow visibility and win in AI search. Teams like Webflow, Klaviyo, Chime, and Kayak use AirOps to measure their content's performance across SEO and AI platforms, take precise action on the highest-impact opportunities, and measure results. AirOps has raised $55.5M in funding to-date, from top investors like Greylock and Unusual VC.