AI Layer
AI agents that do the work, while you keep the decisions
Adfilius runs three AI agents across the platform: one drafts and refreshes content, one routes traffic toward converting offers within rules you set, one watches your funnels for anomalies and opportunities. Every agent action is supervised and nothing ships without human approval.
Part of Operate, updated July 23, 2026
Works with
How it works
#The content agent works inside your editorial workflow. It drafts new pages, refreshes stale ones when offers or terms change, and queues everything as proposals for review. It writes, you publish.
The routing agent watches how offers convert and proposes traffic shifts within constraints you define: which offers are eligible, which geos, how far allocation can move. It optimizes for FTDs and revenue that survives the ledger, not for clicks.
The insight agent reads across your funnels: clicks, registrations, FTDs, ledger entries. It flags what changed and why it might matter, from a postback that went quiet to an offer whose conversion rate broke from its baseline, and surfaces opportunities you would otherwise find weeks late.
- Content agent: drafts and refreshes pages through the editorial workflow
- Routing agent: shifts traffic toward converting offers, inside your rules
- Insight agent: watches funnels, flags anomalies and opportunities
Supervised by design
#Autonomous systems touching your revenue and your published pages is a real risk, so the agents do not act unilaterally. Every action, whether a draft, a proposed routing change or a flagged anomaly, goes through review. You approve, adjust or reject, and the rules you set are hard limits, not suggestions the agent can override.
This is a deliberate trade. A fully autonomous agent would be faster and occasionally wrong in expensive ways. A supervised agent is nearly as fast and wrong only in drafts.
What it replaces
#Without agents, this work is either done manually or not done. Content decays until someone notices rankings slipping. Traffic keeps flowing to an offer that stopped converting because reallocating means re-checking every campaign. Funnel anomalies get discovered at month-end, in a statement, when the revenue is already gone.
The agents replace the noticing and the drafting, which is where operator time actually disappears. The judgment stays where it was.
The transversal layer of the platform
#The agents are not a separate product bolted on. They are the AI layer running across the modules you already use: the content agent works in Sites and AI Content, the routing agent acts through Smartlinks and Offers, the insight agent reads Tracking, Analytics and the Ledger.
Because they share the platform's data, they reason about the metric that matters. An agent that only sees clicks optimizes for clicks. These agents see FTDs and ledger balances, so their proposals point at revenue you can actually collect.
What the AI does here
This module is the AI. Concretely: the content agent produces drafts and refresh proposals inside the editorial workflow, the routing agent produces traffic reallocation proposals bounded by your rules, and the insight agent produces flagged anomalies and opportunities with the data behind each one.
What the AI does not do here is equally concrete: it does not publish, it does not move traffic outside your constraints, and it does not act on its own findings. Every output is a proposal until a human approves it.
Questions, answered
Will an agent change my traffic routing without asking?
No. The routing agent proposes shifts within rules you define, and proposals wait for approval. Your constraints on offers, geos and allocation limits are hard boundaries the agent cannot cross, approved or not.
Is AI-drafted content safe to publish under my brand?
It ships through the same editorial workflow as anything you write yourself, so nothing goes live without review. The agent's job is to eliminate the blank page and the stale page, not to bypass your standards. What gets published is still your call, every time.
How is this different from pointing ChatGPT at my niche?
A general model knows language. These agents also know your data: your offers, your funnels, your ledger, your rules. A generic tool can draft a page about a bonus. It cannot notice that the offer behind that page stopped converting in one geo last Tuesday and propose both the routing fix and the content update.
Do I have to use the agents to use the platform?
No. Every module works fully without them. The agents remove manual work where you want them to, and you can scope them tightly, one agent, one site, one offer set, until they have earned more room.
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