Chat with nimo

Chat is where reports become useful. nimo knows your site context and can answer specific questions without making you translate performance jargon.

What nimo knows

nimo can use:

• The latest audit and report.
• Audit history and comparisons.
• Uptime status.
• Page inspection and web tools.
• Your saved preferences.
• Connected Google, Ahrefs, Cloudflare, and MCP integrations.

Good questions to ask

Ask nimo to make a decision, explain a change, or choose the next fix.

What should I fix first if I only have one hour?

Explain the LCP issue like I am sending it to a developer.

Did the last deployment make this page faster or slower?

Set persona and focus

Use the AI tab in Settings to save the role and priorities nimo should assume when it answers. Persona is a short role label, such as developer or marketer. Focus areas are the performance topics you care about most, such as Core Web Vitals, checkout conversion, mobile UX, or client reporting.

These preferences shape chat context. They do not replace report evidence, site history, or source labels.

Run work from chat

Depending on your setup, nimo can trigger audits, inspect a page, check uptime, compare audits, and suggest Cloudflare optimizations. For Cloudflare, chat can inspect settings, suggest changes, and save approval history. Apply and rollback require a signed-in user, explicit approval, safe actions enabled for the account, and the web apply flow; public chat cannot change Cloudflare settings.

When an active performance incident exists, chat can explain the stored incident evidence and the likely next owner. Linear issue creation and recovery verification require explicit ticket or verification intent, a connected Linear workspace, and the relevant feature gates.

Keep conversations useful

• Ask one question at a time.
• Name the page or site if you manage several.
• Ask for the reason behind each recommendation.
• Ask for a smaller next step when an answer feels too broad.