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ai-visibility-auditlisted

Audit what AI assistants say about a brand and its category with RouterGrowth: a frozen panel of buyer questions run across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity (aeo.answer), the sources they cite, where the domain already appears (aeo.mentions), the AI search volume behind each prompt (aeo.keywords), paired with the classic SERP (seo.serp). Share of voice against competitors, and the gaps as absent, wrong or fragile. Use when the user asks "what does ChatGPT say about us", wants an AI search or AEO or GEO audit, wants to track AI visibility monthly, or asks which sources the assistants cite for their category.
RouterGrowth/skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill RouterGrowth/skills
# AI visibility audit Rank tracking asks where a page sits. This asks what the assistant says, whether the brand is in the answer, and which sources put it there. The value is in re-running the same panel monthly, so the panel is frozen and saved. ## Before you start - Load the core `routergrowth` skill (https://www.routergrowth.com/SKILL.md) if it is not loaded. Confirm access with the free `balance` tool or `routergrowth balance`. - Ask for: the brand and domain, the category in the buyer's words, three to five competitors, and the market (country, language). - Inspect `aeo.answer`, `aeo.mentions`, `aeo.keywords` and `seo.serp` once and show the prices. `aeo.answer` is priced per assistant (inspect lists them under pricing by platform): perplexity $0.015, chatgpt $0.06, gemini $0.0765, claude $0.1035 when this was written, so one prompt across the four is about $0.26 and a 20-prompt panel about $5.10 before the mentions and SERP passes. Quote that before running. ## Steps ### 1. Build and freeze the panel 15 to 20 buyer questions in four groups, phrased the way a buyer talks to an assistant: - category ("best tools for X", "how do teams do X") - comparison ("A vs B", "alternatives to A") - problem ("how do I fix X", "why does X happen") - brand-direct ("is Brand good for X", "Brand pricing") Save the panel to `panel.json` with a version and a date. Do not change it between runs; add a new version instead. Optional: `aeo.keywords` with the panel's key phrases return