# Actions and weekly plan

> How GetIntel turns gaps into ranked tasks across On-Page, Off-Page, UGC and Technical, and how the weekly plan picks what to do this week.

Source: https://getintel.ai/docs/features/actions/

**Actions** turns what GetIntel finds into [ranked tasks](/features/tasks/). **Weekly plan** picks a handful of them for this week. Both are available on Pro and Growth.

[![Tasks grouped into On-Page, Off-Page, UGC and Technical](/docs-shots/tasks-buckets.png)](/product/tasks-buckets-full.png)

## The four layers

| Layer | What it covers |
| --- | --- |
| **On-Page** | Your content calendar: pages to refresh and pages to write. |
| **Off-Page** | Your outreach list: the lists and articles AI reads that don't mention you yet, review sites and marketplaces, and comparison pages. |
| **UGC** | Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn: the community platforms AI cites most. |
| **Technical** | Connecting your data, then fixing what the weekly technical scan found. |

## How tasks are ranked

Tasks rebuild after every scoring run. Many findings collapse into fewer tasks, and a task that helps several topics ranks higher. The ranking weighs how many answers and questions a task touches, how many topics it helps, whether it fixes the topic's actual bottleneck, and the effort involved.

A task appears once it is confirmed: seen on at least 2 days, or backed by at least 3 answers. A task GetIntel no longer finds is marked **Detected as done**.

[![The On-Page list: tasks grouped by type, best first, with the impact, time and topics for each, and + Plan to add one to this week](/docs-shots/onpage-tasks.png)](/product/onpage-tasks-full.png)

## Working a task

Open a task to see **Why this matters**, **What to do** as a checklist, and the topics it moves. Each layer has **To do**, **In progress** and **Done** tabs.

Where it can, the task also writes the work for you:

- **Refresh a page:** **Write it** produces each block to paste into the page, and says where it goes.
- **Get onto a list or article:** **Write the pitch** produces the outreach message.
- **Reddit thread:** **Write the reply** produces a reply to post.
- **New pages, comparison pages, videos and posts** come as briefs: the questions to answer, the facts to cover, and the formats AI cites.

You copy the result and publish or send it yourself, or hand it to your coding agent.

- **Start**, then tick off steps as you go.
- **Mark done**, or **Reopen**.
- **Not relevant** dismisses a task.
- **Snooze** hides it for 2 weeks.

[![A task brief: why it matters, the steps, and the facts already assembled](/docs-shots/task-detail.png)](/product/task-detail-full.png)

## Weekly plan

**Weekly plan** is a board with **To do**, **In progress** and **Done** columns for the current week.

[![The Weekly plan board: this week's tasks from each layer, with To do, In progress and Done columns](/docs-shots/weekly-plan.png)](/product/weekly-plan-full.png)

- **Plan my week** fills an empty board with the top confirmed tasks: 2 On-Page, 2 Off-Page, 1 UGC and 1 Technical.
- **Refresh plan** swaps the tasks you haven't started for the current top ones. In-progress and done tasks stay.
- **Up next** lists the most valuable tasks not on the plan, to add yourself.
- Unfinished tasks carry over into the next week.

<Aside type="tip">
Your coding agent can work the plan too: [`get_weekly_plan`, `plan_week` and `update_task`](/docs/mcp/tools/#tasks-and-weekly-plan) do the same things over MCP.
</Aside>

On Monitor, Actions and Weekly plan are locked, but GetIntel still builds your tasks and shows how many are waiting.