How Wingman Builds Your Page: From One Paste to a Verified Record

Wingman is the AI agent included with every Kredentials page. Paste your links once, confirm your facts with one tap each, and Wingman researches, writes, checks, publishes, and keeps your page fresh.

<p>Wingman is the AI agent that ships with every Kredentials page. Paste your links once, confirm your facts with one tap each, and Wingman researches, writes, checks, publishes, and keeps your page fresh. This is the whole process in plain English.</p>

<p>Wingman is the Kredentials agent: the AI worker included with every .Kred domain that builds and maintains your Kredentials page, the machine-readable record AI engines read when someone asks about you. You paste the links that describe you. Wingman does the rest, on one rule it never breaks: <strong>every claim on your page is a fact, and every fact has a source.</strong> A fact without a source appears as unverified rather than invented.</p>

<h2>In short</h2>

<ol><li><strong>You paste, Wingman builds.</strong> One paste of your links (your site, your socials, your Linktree) starts the run. Your Linktree keeps doing its job for people who tap; the record answers the engines.</li><li><strong>Five steps:</strong> Wingman researches your public record, drafts a fact ledger with a source on every row, writes your page from those facts alone, checks it against ten quality gates, and then watches the engines and refreshes.</li><li><strong>You confirm rather than write.</strong> The trust layer costs two minutes: one tap per fact turns "found on your site" into "confirmed by the owner".</li><li><strong>One record, three looks.</strong> Your verified record renders as a Bio (the tap), a Dossier (the read), or a Cover story (the share). You pick the default; visitors see the look you chose.</li><li><strong>The page never guesses.</strong> Anything Wingman was unable to verify is flagged unverified and asked as a question, never written as a fact.</li></ol>

<figure><img src="https://f005.backblazeb2.com/file/PB-HubSpot/KredentialsWingmanPipelineFlowv12026-08-05.png" alt="The Wingman pipeline: paste once, five steps, and the page never guesses." loading="lazy"><figcaption>The Wingman pipeline: paste once, five steps, and the page never guesses.</figcaption></figure>

<h2>Step 1 (Probe): Wingman reads your public record</h2>

<p>Give Wingman up to fifteen links. Your own website earns the deepest read: Wingman fetches your sitemap and walks your about, FAQ, press, and services pages. A Linktree or any link-in-bio page is treated as your self-curated index, and every link on it joins the reading list. Wingman also runs live research across the open web for press coverage that mentions you, with a strict identity gate so a same-name stranger's coverage never enters your record.</p>

<p>Two protections run the whole time:</p>

<ol><li><strong>The ownership filter.</strong> A social handle joins your page only when the evidence says it is yours. Handles found on other people's pages, embedded widgets, and share buttons are held back for you to confirm or dismiss with one tap.</li><li><strong>Podcast directories and app stores are links, never sources.</strong> They appear on your page as clean, typed links; the writing draws on your own pages and real press instead.</li></ol>

<h2>Step 2 (Detect): the fact ledger, and your two minutes</h2>

<p>Everything Wingman found becomes a fact ledger: one row per claim, each with its source and the date it was checked. Then comes the only part that needs you. The ledger appears as a checklist, and one tap per row confirms or corrects it. Every tap upgrades that fact from "found at this source" to <strong>owner-attested</strong>, the strongest signal on the page. The whole screen is skippable, and a skipped ledger publishes honestly with its sources shown.</p>

<p>Wingman also runs a gap analysis against the nine kinds of questions people actually ask AI engines about a person or business (who you are, where you are, what you offer, prices, availability, trust signals, comparisons, how to engage, and your history). Gaps become questions for you, one per refresh at most: "AI cannot answer your wedding minimum. Add it?"</p>

<h2>Step 3 (Rewrite): the page gets written, then checked ten ways</h2>

<p>Wingman writes your page from the confirmed ledger and nothing else: a story in plain prose, an at-a-glance block, and 24 to 40 self-contained answers to the questions engines ask, each one 40 to 80 words with your name in the first sentence, a source line, and a real date. Answers read the way people ask ("Is Rye open in 2026?"), never like keyword strings.</p>

<p>Before anything publishes, the draft passes ten hard quality gates: every answer sized for retrieval, every claim mapped to a sourced fact, all nine question categories covered or flagged unverified, absolute dates only, banned language screened out, and the full page present in the raw HTML that crawlers read. A draft that fails keeps your previous page live instead of publishing a weaker one.</p>

<h2>Step 4 (Anchor): the on-chain part</h2>

<p>Your .Kred domain is an ERC-721 token, and your record's fact IDs anchor to its ERC-8004 attestation, the emerging Ethereum standard that lets agents verify which identity they are dealing with. The domain renews like any domain; the token is the permanent part. For NFT.NYC artists, a wallet signature is also the native way to claim: prove you control a wallet or handle your record already cites, and that proof IS your login. Zero passwords, zero account creation.</p>

<h2>Step 5 (Cite): Wingman stays on duty</h2>

<p>Publishing is the start of the job rather than the end. Your page carries the Wingman watch: an on-duty indicator, a log of what was re-verified on the last pass, and the date of the next one. Wingman probes ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Grok with the questions that matter for your name, records what the engines answer, and rewrites your page to win the citations it missed. The citation tracker activates on claim. When your prices, hours, or press change, only the touched sections regenerate, and a dated changelog entry records what changed: the "actively trading" signal a static site never carries.</p>

<h2>One record, three shells</h2>

<p>Your verified record renders in three looks, and you choose the default from your verified session:</p>

<ol><li><strong>Bio</strong>: the tap. Verified links with provenance chips, a stat strip, and a card showing what AI answers about you today. For fans and followers.</li><li><strong>Dossier</strong>: the read. The full ledger with a source and date on every row, the cited story, the Q&As, and the Wingman log. For sponsors, press, and buyers.</li><li><strong>Cover</strong>: the share. Your record told as a full-bleed cover story with pull quotes. For the moment you want the story told properly.</li></ol>

<figure><img src="https://f005.backblazeb2.com/file/PB-HubSpot/KredentialsThreeShellsCardv12026-08-05.png" alt="One record, three shells: Bio for the tap, Dossier for the read, Cover for the share." loading="lazy"><figcaption>One record, three shells: Bio for the tap, Dossier for the read, Cover for the share.</figcaption></figure>

<p>Whichever shell you pick, the engines receive the complete record: the full facts, answers, and machine files ship on every page, with zero content hidden behind tabs or clicks. Every format carries the same spine: a verification stats bar, per-fact provenance chips, unverified questions declared in the open, the Wingman watch, the machine layer, owner attestation, a changelog, and every fact linking home to your own sites.</p>

<p>Four real records are open right now, three of them NFT.NYC artists from the Times Square Collect leaderboard, each built from their public profile alone: <a href="https://ByronWaller.Kred" target="blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Byron Waller's Dossier</a> (38 sourced facts from 14 pages of his own site), and previews for <a href="https://kredentials.kred/site/mystick.kred" target="blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Samantha Kleiner</a>, <a href="https://kredentials.kred/site/sepimnft.kred" target="blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sepim</a>, and <a href="https://kredentials.kred/site/moloud.kred" target="blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Moloud Etebarzadeh</a> from the launch cohort. Byron's demo carries the owner toggle, so you can flip between all three shells yourself.</p>

<h2>What it costs</h2>

<p>Every .Kred is $19 a year with a 90-day money-back guarantee, and Wingman is included: scheduled refreshes plus an immediate refresh whenever you edit or your sources change, with citation tracking across the five engines. The full access free preview costs nothing and needs zero card: a seven-day full access preview on Kredentials.Kred/preview/YourName, the subdomain carrying your full Kredentials page before you claim the root name. For those seven days you edit and update your page with the same full access as a paying user. When the seven days end, your page stays available at the preview link, and upgrading reopens editing.</p>

<h3>What is Wingman?</h3>

<p>Wingman is the AI agent included with every Kredentials page on a .Kred domain. It researches your public record, drafts your fact ledger, writes your page from confirmed facts only, checks it against ten quality gates, anchors it on-chain, and refreshes it on a schedule.</p>

<h3>Do I have to write anything?</h3>

<p>Zero writing. You paste your links, then confirm facts with one tap each. The confirmation screen takes about two minutes and is skippable.</p>

<h3>What happens to facts Wingman was unable to verify?</h3>

<p>They appear as unverified, with a one-tap question so you can settle them. A thin, true page beats a thick, invented one: a record built from few sources says so right at the top.</p>

<h3>Does my Linktree stop working?</h3>

<p>Your Linktree keeps doing its job for people who tap. Wingman uses it as the seed: the self-curated index of everything you want surfaced. The record it builds answers the engines.</p>

<h3>Which AI engines does Wingman watch?</h3>

<p>Wingman probes ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Grok with the questions that matter for your name, and rewrites your page to win missed citations. The citation tracker activates on claim.</p>

<h3>How do I claim a page that is about me?</h3>

<p>Prove you control something the record already cites: a DNS record or email at your domain, a code in a listed social bio, or a wallet signature for a listed address. Verification is the login; conflicts resolve by proof strength.</p>

<h2>The record behind the launch</h2>

<p>The first cohort of records is being built for NFT.NYC artists, seeded from an X handle and an Instagram, with wallet-signature claiming as the native path, and speaker records to follow on the same rails. As the product page puts it: "Be the answer, not the link." Own your name. The engines will find it.</p>