Start from your website
Turn your product, audience and use cases into a focused research prompt map. Begin with a small study before expanding it.
Agent template / CiteAI
Start with your website. CiteAI maps the questions your audience asks, finds relevant source evidence, and helps you compare publisher opportunities before deciding where an article belongs.
0% template markup. Agent and tool usage billed separately.
Analyze your website and map relevant audience questions, use cases and comparisons. Choose the market, connections and research budget.
Collect Google AI Overview references and organic results. Optionally compare how selected models choose sources from the same search evidence.
Match candidate domains with Collaborator listings, enrich available metrics, check crawler access and recommend article types with clear tradeoffs.
A practical starting point. Adapt the scope to your work, connect your own tools and keep the source behind each result.
Turn your product, audience and use cases into a focused research prompt map. Begin with a small study before expanding it.
See observed Google AI Overview references, organic results and controlled model source selections separately. Model preferences are not measurements of consumer assistant citations.
Check exact-domain matches on Collaborator, placement formats and returned prices. Keep currency, writing inclusion and observation time visible.
Compare returned traffic, authority and spam metrics with their provider names. DataForSEO rank and Collaborator DR are different measurements.
Record public robots.txt rules and HTTP observations for the relevant crawlers. An unavailable check stays unknown; allowed access does not prove indexing or citations.
Get a reasoned shortlist and relevant comparisons, how-to guides, case studies or review ideas for human editorial review.
Know what the workflow needs and what it returns before spending your first run.
domain: <candidate publisher> source_evidence: <AI Overview reference / organic result / controlled model selection> source_url: <observed URL and timestamp> placement_price: <quoted amount, currency, format> metrics: <named provider, value, date> crawler_access: <observed rule / unknown> article_angle: <relevant how-to or comparison> recommendation: <evidence, tradeoff, human review>
The CiteAI runbook is free and adds no template purchase fee or markup. Agent tokens, tools, storage and runtime retain their current usage rates. Connected providers may charge your account, and publisher placements are separate purchases. Choose a research budget and call limits before running.
See usage pricing →Scope, connections and expectations, made explicit.
The runbook can record Google AI Overview references returned by the selected source. Its optional model comparison asks selected models to choose from shared search evidence. Those choices show controlled source preferences, not the consumer products' live retrieval or citation behavior.
No. It records public rules and responses at a specific time. Access permission, indexing, source selection and actual citations are separate observations. Failed checks remain unknown.
No. The initial workflow prepares recommendations and article ideas. Buying placements, contacting publishers or publishing a report needs your separate instruction and chosen destination.
It is a self-contained setup runbook. Create your own agent, connect your tools, choose models and budget, and review the first small report before increasing the scope.
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Content and connection guidance checked 2026-10-21. See linked documentation for current availability and prices.