EntityMesh uses a diagnose, build, approve, publish, monitor, and report model. It scans the verified site, extracts reviewed sources into a versioned corpus, and drafts structured answers with confidence and grounding evidence. Draft approval and publishing are separate explicit actions: approval alone does not make content public. Publishing runs quality gates and creates an immutable hosted support-center version with an audit trail. Customer CNAME routing is contained at launch. Monitoring and reporting become usable only when their plan, providers, prompts, schedules, and evidence are configured and healthy; an approved publish does not silently enable them.
The launch support hub is a versioned surface on EntityMesh-hosted routes, not an automatic rewrite of the customer's existing site. That separation matters because reviewers need to approve the draft and an authorized publisher must deliberately create the public version.
Your approval pace sets the timeline, not an agency queue
Drafting can be automated, but completion also depends on source quality, provider/runtime availability, quality gates, and your review. No fixed delivery time is implied by the repository.
Every draft routes through your approval before it publishes
Yes. Approval is required, and publishing remains a separate explicit, permission-checked action. See the free diagnostic to begin.