Searcherries

Stored AI answers to the tracked customer questions, one row per check per platform, joined with their answer insights: prominence of the brand (0 not named, 1 in passing, 2 one of the options, 3 top recommendation), on-topic and names-brands probabilities, sentiment, drawback flag, evidence quote, cited URLs and the web searches the platform ran. Filter by prompt_id, platform, date range, prominence_max (1 = answers where the brand is absent or only in passing, i.e. gaps) or only_flagged (negative, drawback or off-topic). Answer text is excluded by default; set include_answer_text=true for at most 20 rows, capped by max_answer_chars.

get-ai-answers

GA4 traffic stored for one project and window (30d, 90d, 365d): all-site totals for context, AI-referral traffic (sessions, users, engaged sessions, key events, conversions, share of all sessions) per AI source (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot, Meta AI, Google AI Overviews), the landing pages AI visitors arrive on, the daily series and a monthly history.

get-ai-traffic

URLs and domains the AI platforms cite as sources when answering the tracked questions in the period. group_by=url (default) returns each cited URL with its citation count, platforms, the questions it appeared for and whether it belongs to the project website; group_by=domain returns the most-cited domains. Filter by platform, prompt_id, url_contains or own_site_only to see which of your own pages are cited.

get-citations

Brands the AI platforms name for the tracked questions. dataset=ranking (default) returns one row per brand for the period, own brand included, ranked by visibility with mentions, citations, average position, per-platform numbers and a few deduplicated highlights of what platforms say about each brand. dataset=detail returns one brand (name fragment in "competitor") with all its highlights. dataset=history returns the stored month-by-month snapshots (own brand and top competitors per month).

get-competitors

Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools data stored for one project and one window (30d, 90d or 365d): summary totals, top queries, top pages, top countries, queries by country, opportunities (high impressions with low CTR, long-tail queries), growing/falling trends, question-shaped Google queries, the daily series and a monthly history. Filter lists with query_contains, page_contains, country, min_impressions, min_clicks, min_position, max_position and sort. Rows are the stored top sample, not an exhaustive export.

get-search-performance

Returns selected datasets of one AI Visibility project in one call: live visibility metrics, topics, customer questions, stored AI answers with their insights (answer text only with include_answer_text), cited URLs and domains, competitors aggregated for the period, recommendations articles, GA4 AI traffic, Google Search Console and Bing performance snapshots (newest per 30/90/365-day window), business profile, monthly history and connection health. Omitting sections returns a compact overview profile (10 rows per list) with every dataset except ai_visibility.summary, which repeats the others.

get-project-data

Returns one compact snapshot (about 16 KB) of an AI Visibility project: business profile and tracked customer questions, the visibility KPIs of the period (score, mentions by platform, change against the previous period, share of voice), the answer-insight summary (how often and how prominently the brand is named, negative or off-topic answers), the top competitors and most-cited domains, 30-day Google Search Console, Bing and GA4 AI-traffic totals with top-10 lists, connection health and the latest recommendation summary. Contains totals and top lists only, without row-level data or filters.

get-project-summary

Lists the authenticated user AI Visibility projects with their status, tracked platforms, connected data sources (GA4, Google Search Console, Bing) and freshness, and counts of stored data. Returns the project_id that the project tools take as input.

list-projects

Prioritized next steps for one project: practical priorities, a business update, marketing tasks or SEO next steps. Accepts a project name, domain or ID; the project is optional when the account has one. Returns up to five prioritized actions for business, marketing or seo, with evidence, measurement dates, suggested owners, success measures and report links, plus a compact project snapshot. Explains missing or stale sources. Suggestions use stored data only and do not forecast gains.

get-action-plan