What is CiteGraph?

CiteGraph is an answer engine optimization (AEO) tool that tracks how AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity answer buyer questions in your category. It asks real buyer questions across four engines, stores every verbatim answer, and shows which competitors get named and which pages get cited instead of you. Beyond scoring, it produces an ordered action plan, drafted pages and site-readiness fixes to help you become the cited answer.

How to use CiteGraph?

1. Enter your domain to run a free readiness check and see one live answer. 2. Start a 7-day trial or buy scans to run full scans: ten buyer questions asked three times each on four engines. 3. Review the dossier — prompts, verbatim answers, blind spots, cited sources, competitors and share of voice. 4. Work the action plan: apply site-readiness fixes, pitch or publish the drafted pages, and track move status. 5. Optionally connect the remote MCP server to Claude, Cursor, Windsurf or VS Code so your coding agent can read blind spots and apply readiness fixes in your repo. 6. Re-scan weekly to confirm moves past the margin of error.

Core features of CiteGraph

Prompts: buyer questions mined from your site, run 3–5 times on each of 4 engines weekly with error bars
Answers: every AI answer stored verbatim with brand mentions highlighted and cited sources
Blind spots: buyer questions where AI names a competitor instead of you, with the winning page and missing sentence
Sources: every page AI engines cite for your category, graded for quality and gettability, plus citation targets
Site readiness: fifteen crawler-style checks (robots access for eight AI bots, JS-free content, schema, llms.txt) with pasteable fixes
Competitors and share of voice: who AI names versus rivals, per engine, trended weekly with margins
Action plan and Pages: ordered moves with drafted artifacts and AI-written pages traced to your own site
Ask assistant and MCP server: in-app assistant plus 23 tools for Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code and Codex