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Dejan ai reverse engineering

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Use for AI search reverse engineering, DEJAN or Dan Petrovic research, technical SEO reverse engineering, SRO, selection rate, grounding snippets, citation mining, Google AI Mode, Gemini, AI Overviews, machine-readable content extraction, and tasks where DEJAN-style analysis should guide the workflow. This skill loads a compact local knowledge pack distilled from recent dejan.ai research and applies it to AI visibility and reverse-engineering work.

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DEJAN AI Reverse Engineering

Overview

Use this skill for DEJAN-style AI SEO and search-system reverse engineering. It gives a compact working model of Dan Petrovic's recent ideas around grounding, selection, machine readability, entity bias, and model-aware visibility.

When To Use

  • The user mentions dejan.ai, Dan Petrovic, DEJAN, SRO, AI Rank, Tree Walker, grounding snippets, or selection rate.
  • You need DEJAN-style framing for Google AI Mode, Gemini grounding, AI Overviews, citation mining, or brand-association analysis.
  • The task is generally about reverse engineering AI search, grounding, snippet extraction, or answer construction even if DEJAN is not mentioned by name.
  • You want a local snapshot of recent DEJAN articles without re-reading the full archive.

Workflow

  1. Read references/dejan-ai-notes.md first for the core models, recent studies, and default heuristics.
  2. Read references/dejan-ai-archive-2025-2026.md when you need article lookup, dates, or a quick timeline.
  3. Read references/dejan-models-and-systems.md when the task touches AI Mode internals, browser embeddings, classifiers, fan-out models, or DEJAN's build patterns.
  4. Read references/dejan-legacy-technical-seo.md when the task needs older DEJAN technical SEO heuristics from the pre-AI era.
  5. Read references/reverse-engineering-checklist.md when the task is operational and you need a step-by-step diagnostic workflow.
  6. Separate sourced DEJAN claims from your own inference. Cite article title and date when leaning on a DEJAN-specific concept.
  7. Treat older DEJAN material as historically useful heuristics, not automatic truths. Verify time-sensitive claims against current systems.
  8. If the task is time-sensitive or you need newer material, browse dejan.ai again. This pack is a snapshot captured on 2026-03-20.

Operating Lens

  • Ranking is necessary but not sufficient. Ask what sentence or claim survives into grounding.
  • Track selection rate, not just clicks or rankings.
  • Assume grounding budgets are limited and transient. Prioritize clear, self-contained statements near the top of the page.
  • Treat model output as a mix of latent bias and retrieved evidence, not retrieval alone.
  • Optimize for machine readability: distilled main content, clean blocks, explicit claims, and tool-friendly structure.
  • Expect hidden fan-out or implicit sub-queries behind a visible prompt.
  • For brand work, inspect associations and uncertainty, not just exact-match mentions.
  • For reverse engineering, prefer artifacts over theory: snippets, chunks, citation positions, prompt variants, and source-page diffs.

Core DEJAN Concepts

  • SRO = Selection Rate Optimization, DEJAN's AI-native successor to CTR.
  • Selection Rate = frequency with which a grounded candidate is chosen into the answer.
  • Primary bias = the model's latent relevance perception before grounding effects are applied.
  • Grounding snippets/chunks = the small text units actually supplied to the model.
  • Transient grounding = a grounded passage may shape the answer without becoming durable model memory.
  • LLM as presentation layer = retrieval and ranking still sit underneath the model layer.
  • Association networks and Tree Walker = probes for brand adjacency, token confidence, and model worldview.

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