Observed performance
01First-party or provider-reported evidence such as Google Search Console, GA4, Website Health telemetry and imported provider performance data.
D2 Technology · Search OS
D2 Search OS is a multi-client website health and search visibility operating system that separates observed performance, controlled benchmarks and deterministic diagnostics before turning them into actions or measured outcomes.
Direct answer
Search OS gives D2 and authorized client users one operating layer for website health, technical search evidence, SEO performance, AEO readiness, controlled GEO observations, actions and later outcome measurement. The important design choice is that these signals do not become one opaque visibility score: the system keeps the evidence class, source, scope and missing-data state visible.
First-party or provider-reported evidence such as Google Search Console, GA4, Website Health telemetry and imported provider performance data.
Repeatable search and AI observations run against declared prompts, engines, locations or tracked queries so the comparison boundary remains visible.
Search Auditor and AEO checks calculated from website structure and declared rules rather than inferred from a black-box visibility score.
Search intelligence layers
First-party synthetic checks plus privacy-minimized browser telemetry for availability, HTTP state, response timing, Web Vitals and browser-side errors.
Robots, sitemap, redirects, titles, descriptions, H1, canonicals, indexability, internal links, hreflang, JSON-LD, content hashes and technical issue detection.
Google Search Console query, page and query-to-page history combined with GA4 landing-page and conversion evidence where configured.
Tracked rankings, keyword intelligence, competitor coverage and backlink/referring-domain evidence from configured search-data providers.
Deterministic page and query-to-page checks for direct answers, intent alignment, structure, evidence, entity clarity, FAQ, schema, links, freshness and expertise signals.
Controlled buyer-intent prompt benchmarks across configured AI engines with mention, citation, cited URL, source-domain and engine-coverage evidence.
Deterministic opportunities from measured conditions such as low CTR, striking-distance queries, traffic declines, technical issues, conversion gaps and GEO visibility gaps.
Declared website changes can be measured against scoped pre-change and post-change windows without silently attributing unrelated site-wide metrics to one action.
Operating architecture
The current product architecture combines first-party site monitoring, Search Auditor evidence, Google search and analytics sources, configured search-data providers and controlled AI engines behind a native Search OS API and Supabase-based auth, RLS, Vault, history, queue and scheduler layer.
Synthetic Website Health, D2 Monitor telemetry, Search Auditor and declared site-change events.
GSC, URL Inspection, GA4, rankings, keyword intelligence, backlinks, PageSpeed/CrUX where configured.
Prompt-engine observations for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini where agency provider credentials are configured.
Supabase Auth, RLS and encrypted agency credential storage keep tenant access and provider secrets outside public browser state.
Measured conditions become explicit opportunities, fixes and operating priorities instead of an unsupported success probability.
Scoped changes can be revisited against later search, analytics, AEO and GEO evidence when the relevant data exists.
Operating loop
Ingest site telemetry, crawler evidence and configured provider data.
Map URLs, queries, pages, prompts, providers and time windows into comparable records.
Keep observed, controlled and deterministic evidence visibly separate.
Turn technical, SEO, AEO, GEO and measurement gaps into explicit findings.
Rank actions from measured conditions and declared operating rules rather than opaque success predictions.
Connect scoped changes to later evidence while preserving missing or unresolved data states.
AEO · Answer Engine Optimization
Search OS checks page structure and query-to-page readiness with deterministic rules. A failed check should be explainable as an exact gap that can become a fix; it should not be presented as proof that one AI engine will or will not cite the page.
Does the page answer the intended question clearly enough to extract without reconstructing the whole page?
Does the page actually satisfy the query intent instead of merely containing related keywords?
Are headings and information blocks organized into inspectable answer units?
Are factual or performance claims supported by visible source or first-party evidence?
Are products, services, organizations and concepts named consistently enough to resolve what the page is about?
Are high-intent questions answered directly where FAQ structure is useful?
Does structured data represent the page truth without overstating eligibility, results or relationships?
Can users and crawlers move from the answer to supporting services, evidence and deeper knowledge?
Does the content expose meaningful update signals where recency changes the answer?
Is the page connected to a credible author, reviewer, organization or first-party operating context?
GEO · Generative Engine Optimization
Controlled prompts and matched engine runs can answer narrower questions such as whether the brand is mentioned, whether a response cites a source, which URL is cited and which source domains recur. Search OS keeps those observations scoped to the benchmark that produced them.
Which controlled buyer-intent prompts have comparable observations?
How often the managed brand is mentioned within the declared benchmark set.
How often responses cite a source under the declared prompt and engine scope.
Which URLs are cited in the controlled observations.
Which domains recur as answer sources across comparable runs.
Where the brand or owned sources appear across configured engines on matched prompts.
Changes on retested prompt-engine pairs rather than across incomparable runs.
Provider-reported AI visibility imports remain separate from controlled benchmarks when available.
Actions & Change → Outcome
Search demand exists, but the result may need title, description, intent or offer review.
A query already has measurable search visibility and may justify focused page-level improvement.
Observed performance changed enough to trigger diagnosis before assuming the cause.
Search Auditor found a structural condition that needs an explicit fix or review.
Search traffic exists but downstream GA4 behavior or conversion evidence is weaker than the operating expectation.
A controlled benchmark identifies a prompt/engine gap that can be investigated without calling it a universal AI rank.
Measurement sequence
Outcome windows can include the metrics relevant to the declared change scope. If a page change has no related GEO prompt, Search OS should not manufacture a site-wide GEO attribution for that page.
Claim boundaries
A deterministic AEO score describes declared structural checks. It does not prove ranking inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini or another engine.
Prompt and engine observations are scoped experiments, not a complete model of every user, engine or future answer.
Search Console evidence belongs to Google Search surfaces covered by GSC and is not silently relabeled as generative-engine exposure.
Observed performance, controlled benchmarks and crawler-derived checks remain separate evidence classes even when displayed together.
Missing CrUX, observed AI, provider, query-page or conversion evidence remains missing instead of becoming a zero score.
Freshness and source health can describe data quality without predicting that a recommendation will work.
Change → Outcome windows support scoped comparison, but they do not automatically prove one change caused every movement in traffic, ranking, conversion or AI visibility.
Schema and structured-data heuristics are diagnostics; they are not guarantees of search features or answer-engine inclusion.
Website Health can measure checks, incidents and recovery evidence, but architecture alone does not establish an SLA.
Search OS provides measurement, diagnostics and operating controls. It does not guarantee traffic growth, rankings, citations, conversions or revenue.
Product access & governance
super_admin — full D2 agency control
agency_admin — client, site, user and integration operations
client_admin — operate assigned client sites
client_viewer — read-only access to assigned client data
Tenant data is protected by Supabase Auth and RLS
Agency provider credentials are stored server-side or in encrypted Vault storage
Saved secret values are not returned to the browser
The authenticated Search OS application remains noindex, nofollow, noarchive
Related knowledge
See how Search OS sits beside Commerce Control and the D2 n8n Production Stack.
ExploreTruth → Formula → Rule → Workflow → Outcome and the claim boundaries used across D2 systems.
ExploreCommerce and Automation knowledge designed around direct answers, source evidence and operational decisions.
ExploreScope a managed website, required integrations and the visibility questions the system should answer.
ExploreFAQ
D2 Search OS is D2 Group's multi-client website health and search visibility operating system. It combines first-party monitoring, technical Search Auditor checks, Google Search Console and GA4 evidence, SEO intelligence, deterministic AEO diagnostics, controlled GEO benchmarks, actions and Change-to-Outcome measurement in one operating model.
It includes technical and AEO auditing, but its scope is broader than a one-time audit. Search OS also stores historical performance, provider data, website health, actions, incidents, changes and outcome windows so the system can support recurring operations.
No. The product architecture is hosting-provider independent. The monitored site can be on Vercel, Cloudflare, a VPS, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or another platform as long as the required public and integration boundaries are available.
Depending on configuration, Search OS can use Google Search Console, URL Inspection, GA4, tracked rankings, keyword and backlink intelligence, Search Auditor technical evidence, PageSpeed and CrUX. Missing providers remain missing rather than being fabricated.
AEO is handled as a deterministic readiness diagnostic. Current checks include direct answer quality, intent alignment, section structure, evidence, entity clarity, FAQ, schema, internal links, freshness and author or expertise evidence. Query-specific AEO can connect a real search query to its ranking or landing page.
Search OS can run controlled buyer-intent prompts against configured AI providers and store comparable mention, citation, cited-URL, source-domain and engine evidence. These runs are controlled benchmarks, not universal AI rankings.
No. AEO readiness and GEO observations answer different questions. AEO describes structural readiness under declared checks; controlled GEO runs observe selected prompts and engines. Neither is a guaranteed future citation outcome.
A website change can be recorded with a declared scope and compared against a 28-day pre-change baseline and later 7-day, 28-day and 90-day snapshots where the required data exists. Page-level changes do not automatically inherit unrelated site-wide metrics.
The product can integrate AI providers for controlled GEO observations, but deterministic opportunities are derived from measured conditions and explicit rules. Evidence classes remain separated so AI output is not silently treated as source truth.
The current architecture uses organizations, clients, sites, Supabase Auth and row-level security. Roles include super admin, agency admin, client admin and client viewer, with privileged credentials kept server-side or in encrypted Vault storage.
No. The authenticated application at search.d2group.co is intended for authorized users and is configured noindex. This public D2 Group technology page is the canonical public explanation of the product and its evidence model.
No. Search OS is a measurement, diagnostics and operating-control system. Any performance conclusion still depends on the underlying evidence, implementation quality, market conditions, platform behavior and the scope of the change being measured.
Search OS scope