AI Visibility
Checks whether you are in the answer Google and the chat assistants give your buyers — and who is there instead of you.
What it does
Google now answers a lot of searches itself, in a block above the results, and it names the handful of sites it took the answer from. Being on page one is no longer the same thing as being read. This agent checks whether you are in that answer.
It takes the keywords already in your content plan, asks Google what its AI Overview says for each one, and records two separate things: whether you were cited as one of the sources, and whether you were mentioned by name in the answer itself. Those are different, they move independently, and being named without being credited is the commonest of the two.
It also records who was cited instead of you. That list is the useful half — it is the only place you find out which sites you have to displace.
Then it asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini the same questions, written the way a person actually types to an assistant rather than as keywords, and records the same two things again.
Wherever you are missing from an answer, it writes a brief and drops it into your content plan, where the Copywriter picks it up like any other planned article.
Not every search has an answer
Google does not generate an AI Overview for every query. Product and brand-name searches — the kind someone types when they already know who you are — rarely get one. Questions almost always do.
So a website whose queries are all product names can see “No AI Overviews” on every one of them. That is a result, not a failure: ordinary search results still own those searches, and there is nothing to be left out of. Your share is measured only against the queries that actually return an answer.
Skills
Three, all on out of the box, each switchable on its own.
Settings
The same question is answered differently in different countries, so where it is asked from is a setting rather than an assumption.
Where the queries come from
You do not type a list. The Content Planner has been choosing target keywords for you since you added the website, and those are the searches whose answers matter — so this agent reads them.
The questions it asks the assistants are built separately, from the “people also ask” questions Google reports on each check. Those are real sentences real people typed, which is why they sound nothing like a keyword.
What it costs
One check is one answer bought. Answers are shared: if another QuQi customer is tracking the same search, the answer was already paid for that week and yours costs nothing. The terminal says so when it happens.
Two things it deliberately does not do
The assistant checks are a sample taken through an API, not the apps your buyers use. ChatGPT’s own app adds memory, personalisation and its own search, so a real person’s answer will differ from what is recorded here. The same prompts go to every model under identical conditions, which is what makes the trend worth reading week to week.
And some sites that get cited — Reddit, Quora, G2, Trustpilot, YouTube — do not permit their content to be read or stored by a product like this. They are counted and linked so you can open and read them yourself, never analysed. You will see them marked Link only.