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Search Rankwise's public library: guides, glossary terms, comparisons, free SEO and AI visibility tools, the AI crawler directory (GPTBot, ClaudeBot and others) and the AI engine pages.

List the sitemap URLs exposed by Rankwise so agents can enumerate indexable content.

Check whether AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and others) are allowed or blocked by a website's robots.

Score how ready a website's homepage is to be found and cited by AI search engines (crawler access, structured data, content signals).

Check whether a single page is easy for AI engines to quote and cite: clear answers, headings, metadata, authorship and freshness signals.

Get the link to Rankwise's free AI visibility audit for a domain.

Show the Rankwise workspace this connection acts in: its name, kind (personal or agency client), your role in it, and the permissions this connection has.

Show the workspace's billing plan, its credit balance, what one approved brief costs in credits, and the plan limits (domains, questions, AI engines, monthly AI checks).

List the site this connection reaches: its id (the workspace id), name, tracked domains, and whether automatic articles are on, how many a week, and whether they are paused.

Pause automatic articles for the site.

Resume automatic articles for the site after a pause.

Create a Stripe Checkout link for a self-serve Rankwise plan (starter, growth or scale) for this workspace's account, and give it to the person.

List the domains this workspace tracks for AI visibility, with each domain's id, composite visibility score (0 to 100, null when not scored yet), number of tracked questions, how many questions AI engines mention the brand for, and the last crawl time.

Start tracking a domain's AI visibility in this workspace.

Queue a fresh crawl and re-score of a tracked domain's pages.

Stop tracking a domain and permanently delete its questions, AI answers, scores and history.

List the questions tracked for a domain (the prompts Rankwise asks AI engines), each with its id, market locale, and the latest check result: cited, not_cited or error, the citation position and when it ran.

Track a new question for a domain, e.

Stop tracking a question and delete its check history.

Read a domain's AI Visibility Scorecard: the composite score (0 to 100, null when nothing is measured yet) and the latest score, confidence and recommendations for each dimension.

For each tracked question and AI engine, show the latest real measurement: whether the engine cited the brand, at which position, which URLs it cited, and when.

Read a domain's latest AI Share of Voice snapshot: the brand's share of AI answers, its own citations and mentions, the competitor leaderboard, and up to 12 earlier snapshots.

List recent AI visibility events in the workspace, newest first: citations won and lost, fixes proposed, goals reached.

Ask the plan's AI engines one tracked question now and record whether each cites the brand.

Capture a fresh AI Share of Voice snapshot for a domain from DataForSEO LLM Mentions.

List the workspace's ranked content opportunities: topics where AI engines answer questions the brand is not cited for, scored by demand, citation gap and feasibility.

Recompute the workspace's opportunity queue from its tracked questions and AI citation data, and look for new topics.

Remove one topic from the workspace's opportunity queue.

List the workspace's content briefs, newest first: drafts waiting for approval (including ones Rankwise suggested), approved pieces being written, and finished ones.

Read one brief in full: title, topic, intent, target questions, outline, research notes, suggested sources, status, and the draft article once it exists.

Create a draft brief for an article.

Edit a draft brief before it is approved: title, topic, intent, target questions or outline.

Remove a draft brief that was never approved.

Approve a draft brief.

List the articles in this workspace, newest first: title, status (generating, ready, published, failed), publish status and published URL.

Read one article in this workspace: its metadata, status, meta description, the first 4,000 characters of its text (or the full HTML with include_html), the sources it cites, and the Article and FAQ structured data (JSON-LD) that ships with it.

Write a new AI article for a keyword.

Publish one article to the workspace's connected CMS (WordPress, WordPress.

Replace an article's title, meta description, slug or full HTML body.

Replace up to 50 articles in one call, with the same rules as replace_article.

Show the workspace's content autopilot: its mode (off, draft_only, requires_approval, full_auto), weekly article quota, whether it is paused, the plan's quota ceiling, suggestions waiting for a decision, and the upcoming approval days.

Change the workspace's content autopilot.

Read the Content Planner: one card per publishing day with its title, keyword, article type, state (planned, writing, review, published, failed), and search volume and difficulty when measured.

Move a card that is not written yet to another publishing day.

List the keywords in the Content Planner, one per card, with the article title, its day, state, and search volume and difficulty when measured.

Add up to 50 keywords to the Content Planner.

Read the site's Google Search Console numbers for the last 28 days: total clicks and impressions, and the best articles by clicks.

List the on-page fixes Rankwise proposes for a domain (structured data, head tags, robots rules and similar), each with the page pattern it targets, the dimension it improves, why, and its status.

Show the exact change each proposed fix would make to the domain's pages, as a before and after diff.