AI Chat watch

What it does

Free and open-source tool to track what AI like ChatGPT, Claude and othersay about your brand, products, and competitors. Who is mentioned, how often? Where AI gets info from? The tool creates reports answering all these questions.

AICW (Advanced Insights Content & Web, former AI Chat Watch) is the set of tools for marketers for improving visibility of the website and online brand.

An 84-page field guide for marketers and SEO teams: learn how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google find, interpret, and cite your content. It includes practical content and technical checklists. Open-source CLI for checking whether AI crawlers, answer engines, search indexes, and public web datasets can access and understand a website. Run it standalone, or let Claude, Codex, or another AI agent call it from the terminal. Scanner for AI mentions across popular AI chats. Run it standalone, or plug it into Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, or another MCP-capable agent to start scans, inspect reports, and compare mentioned brands, websites, cited links, and link domains. AI agent-ready editor for…from aicw.io

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