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title: Website
description: Add your own site's pages to memory, so answers can draw on how you describe your services publicly.
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<span class="vy-eyebrow">Sources</span>

# Website

Your site is where your positioning is already written down. Adding it makes
your own words searchable — useful when someone asks how you describe a service
or what you claim publicly.

## Add a site

**Sources → Website**, paste the address, and start. Vythos finds the site's
pages — from its sitemap where there is one, otherwise by following links
within the same domain — reads the main content of each, and puts the text into
your memory.

By default it takes up to **30 pages**, and never more than 100. It stays on
the one domain, crawls politely with a pause between requests, and respects
`robots.txt`.

## What it's for, and what it isn't

**Good for:** your service descriptions, your about page, published case
studies, your public FAQ.

**Not a rule source.** Pages from a website can't become rules. A website is a
description of what you sell, written for buyers; your rules are the documents
your team is held to, and they should come from Drive, Notion or an upload.

**Not for other people's sites.** Nothing stops you crawling a public site, but
memory is for material you're entitled to use, and your own words are what
make answers about your agency correct.

## Keeping it fresh

Crawls happen when you ask for them. Re-run the crawl after a site redesign or
a repositioning; pages that changed replace their old text.

## Troubleshooting

| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Very few pages found | The site may have no sitemap and little internal linking. Add key pages individually |
| A page's text looks thin | Heavy JavaScript rendering can leave little for a crawler to read. Paste the copy into a document and upload it instead |
| The crawl stopped early | Page limits apply — raise the limit, or crawl a section at a time |