Use AI audit summaries
An AI audit summary rewrites the completed report into a shorter, plain-language briefing. It runs after the deterministic audit, so generating or disabling it never moves a finding between report buckets.
Before you start
- A completed audit report with findings to summarize.
- Remaining AI summary capacity in the account allowance.
Follow these steps
Open a completed report
Choose the site and open a finished audit. The summary card sits beside the stored findings it is allowed to describe.
Generate the summary
Select the summary action and wait for its separate queued or running state. A failure in this step does not rerun or alter the audit.
Read it beside the findings
Use the brief to orient yourself, then open the referenced findings for affected URLs and exact fixes. The original report remains the source of truth.
Check the disclosure
Look for a shortened-content note and the model attribution. Long evidence can be bounded before processing, and the card tells you when that happened.
Regenerate only when useful
A regeneration creates another summary and uses another summary unit. It is not a free wording toggle, so confirm that a new brief is worth the allowance.
What you get
- A concise briefing derived from the completed audit.
- Visible status, shortening disclosure, and model attribution.
- Unchanged deterministic findings beneath the summary.
Common questions
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Last updated: August 2026