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Run the live domain report to check public discovery files.
Use this browser-side checker when you want a practical readiness report before asking why a page is not visible in ChatGPT-style search workflows. It does not promise rankings; it checks the parts you can control: public discovery files, crawler policy, useful answer pages, and proof.
The useful workflow is not fake searches or self-clicks. Make priority pages crawlable, review OAI-SearchBot separately from GPTBot, publish a concise llms.txt map, answer one specific query per page, and measure real clicks, referrals, logs, or tool activations.
Proof rule: impressions and crawler hits are visibility evidence, not human traffic. Count clicks, qualified referrals, sessions, conversions, or tool activations when judging traffic.
chatgpt search visibility, chat gpt search visibility, ai search visibility checker, and chatgpt search visibility checker.Enter a public domain to check the homepage, /robots.txt, /llms.txt, and /sitemap.xml. The report looks for Googlebot and OAI-SearchBot access, discovery-file status, and obvious private-path risk. It does not crawl arbitrary URLs or private areas.
Run the live domain report to check public discovery files.
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Score the six practical readiness areas. The report is generated locally in your browser and is designed for honest SEO work: fix blockers first, then measure real evidence.
Review OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, Googlebot, and Google-Extended separately. Search discovery and training-use policy are not the same decision.
Compare GPTBot and OAI-SearchBotUse the pre-search answer database to expose short answers, target queries, canonical URLs, and proof links without forcing assistants to crawl every page first.
Open the AI Answer IndexSearch Console impressions are visibility, not traffic. Use clicks, qualified referrals, server logs, sessions, conversions, or tool activations as stronger evidence.
Open the query action plan| Step | Check | Next tool |
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| 1 | Confirm important public pages and discovery files return HTTP 200. | Launch checklist |
| 2 | Check whether robots.txt blocks OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, Googlebot, or Google-Extended by accident. | AI crawler robots.txt checker |
| 3 | Create or validate a concise llms.txt map of the best public pages. | llms.txt validator |
| 4 | Plan one answer-first page for each important query with proof links and measurement. | AEO brief generator |
| 5 | Expose short answers and proof links through the pre-AI answer DB. | Query endpoint or AI answer search DB |
No. It is an independent readiness checklist. It helps you review crawler access, useful pages, llms.txt support, and measurement before interpreting visibility results.
Use this tool page when you need the quick score and copyable report. Use the ChatGPT search visibility guide when you need the longer explanation and worksheet.
Yes, if the result is public and useful. Turn the main finding into a short answer, add proof links, and keep the canonical URL visible for AI retrieval. Agents can start from the query endpoint to get the answer route, proof links, and citation snippet.