Ahrefs holds information about links and pages that can add context to what assistants cite. When a third-party page keeps showing up in answers, link and traffic data can help us judge how established that source is and whether approaching it is worth your time. It is one input among several, never the deciding one.
The agents read what you choose to share and use it to back up their notes. Nothing is changed in your Ahrefs account, and access can be limited to the projects relevant to this work. You decide which reports are shared, and you can narrow or remove access at any point.
On the discovery call we confirm which projects and views are useful. You grant the least access needed, we connect and test with real examples, and a person on your team reviews the first outputs before anything depends on them. Expect the first review within the first few weeks.
The source mapping agent uses Ahrefs context to weigh sources, and the share-of-voice agent can refer to it when explaining why a competitor is cited. The content agent may check which of your pages already attract links before suggesting an update. If you do not use Ahrefs, nothing is lost. The agents work from the answers themselves, and another tool can provide similar context. We would only connect Ahrefs if it clearly adds something for your questions.