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How to find which sites AI engines cite for your category with Open

See which pages engines trust, classified as your own, competitor, social, informational or other.

Who it is forA content or PR lead who needs to know which publications and pages AI engines cite before deciding where to earn coverage or update their own pages.

The problemTeams guess which sources influence AI answers, so they spend effort on pages that engines never use.

The outcomeA ranked list of cited sites and a citation split by source type, showing which pages to appear on or displace.

What you need first

  • macOS or Linux terminal with curl
  • Either a free Limelit Cloud account (sign in with Google) or your own provider API key, such as OpenAI's
  • Your brand domain, category and up to five competitor sites

Steps

  1. Run ./limelit serve in the folder that holds the binary and Open localhost:1515.
  2. Complete the setup wizard and press Run so that answers and their citations are stored.
  3. Open the citation analysis view to read the citations split by source type and the top cited sites.
  4. Open the Competitors page, which suggests the sites your answers cite most.

Prompt for your agent

Using limelit-co/open, run one pass for the brand <target-brand> in the category <category>. Export the citation data and list the top 10 cited sites with their source type. Verify that each classification matches the stored citation rows.

Caveat. Query fan-out shows the searches an engine ran, which may differ from the question you asked, so citation patterns reflect those searches as well as your prompts.

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