One surface for every part of the visibility loop

Because each part answers a different question, and a single screen that tried to answer all eight would answer none of them well.

No. Most teams live in two — visibility and competitors — and open the rest when something in those two moves.

Sources first, then competitors. A drop is nearly always a source that changed or a rival that gained, and those two screens name both.

Every number opens into the screen that explains it, so following a drop from the dashboard to the answer is a path rather than a search.

Yes, per project. Hiding does not stop the measurement; it stops the clutter.

The measurement surfaces are. Content, workflows and the agent are the parts that write, and they write drafts unless you tell them otherwise.

They do not. Every plan sees every surface; what differs is how many prompts fill them and whether the API and white-label report are on.

Visibility for the direction, competitors for the context, sources for the cause. Fifteen minutes in that order explains most of what the panel is telling you.

Each of the eight has its own page with the real screen drawn at the size it renders. The free tools run two of them on your own domain.

Nothing that measures. Content, workflows and the agent sit beside these eight because they act rather than measure, and the product page covers them.