Four agents you never have to configure. They work out who you are, what you look like and what you should be aiming at, so everyone else starts from something real.
Reads your site and works out what your business actually does.
Measures your real colors and logo, so nothing made for you looks off.
Writes the strategy every other agent works from.
Sends approved work to every network you have connected.
It reads your website the way a search engine does, page by page, and writes down everything holding you back. Then it does the part most reports skip: it puts the list in order, so you start with the fix that actually moves something rather than the one that happens to be at the top.
Most content plans are a list of things somebody thought sounded good. This one starts from what people are typing into a search box, weighs each topic against what your site can realistically win, and fills your calendar one article at a time. It remembers what it has already planned, so you never get the same idea twice in different words.
It researches the subject, decides the shape the article should take, and writes it properly, in your language rather than translated English. You get the title and description a search engine will show, and a piece that reads like a person wrote it. Publish it straight to your site, or leave it waiting for your yes.
Stock photography is the fastest way to look like everybody else. This makes the picture from a description, in your colors, with your logo, and works out on its own whether what you asked for wants a photograph, an illustration, a promo or a plain product shot. Every list starts on Mixed, so a month of posts does not read as one campaign.
Video is the format that performs best and the one most businesses never get to, because it needs a person, a camera and a day. This makes it from a brief: creator-style clips with a named presenter who looks and sounds the same every time, product videos built from your own catalog, and short cinematic ads with music. It renders while you do something else.
Links are still what decides who outranks whom, and buying them is the fastest way to get burned. This trades them instead. Host a link inside one of your articles and you earn credits. Spend those credits and your link goes on a site as strong as yours, inside a real article rather than a footer nobody reads. Approve every trade, or let it run.
People increasingly get an answer without ever seeing a list of links. This asks the question for you: it puts the queries you care about to Google's AI Overview, and to Perplexity, ChatGPT and Gemini, then records whether you were in the answer or which competitor was there in your place. Answers move between checks and differ by country, so where the question is asked from is a setting rather than an assumption. What you are missing does not just sit in a report either, it goes to the Content Planner as briefs.
The SEO Auditor tells you a title is too long or a description is missing. This agent writes the replacement from the page itself: its headings, its opening copy and the structured data it already carries. You get three options for each field, all inside the limits the audit checks, and nothing changes until you choose one. On a site connected to QuQi Edge, the one you apply is live in about two minutes, and every change can be reverted.
Add your site and the system agents start immediately - free.
Social Planner
It decides what to post, where, and why, and writes a brief for each one: the topic, the angle, the hook and an idea for the picture. Nothing it plans can go out by accident, because the words stay empty until somebody writes them. You tell it how many of each kind of post you want in a week, and it keeps the balance.