Check AI indexing, mentions and citations

Run a useful check

1. Confirm the target article is public and accessible.
2. Prepare three to five natural audience questions and preserve their exact wording.
3. Open article AI citation checks or enter from publishing records.
4. Select an available channel, article and question. Browser channels need the correct signed-in environment and online answers.
5. Inspect answer evidence: original answer, time, mentions and native source URLs.
6. Save the result and use manual retest in the detection record on a later date.

This screenshot illustrates fields, not real citation performance.

Models and available channels

The current catalog shows Doubao, DeepSeek, Qwen, Wenxin, Nami, Kimi, Zhipu Qingyan, Yuanbao and ChatGPT. See the full catalog for icons and current scope. Browser collectors currently include Doubao, DeepSeek and ChatGPT; OpenAI / Perplexity API channels require configuration. Other listed models use available channels or manual review. A displayed model is not proof of an automatic collector.

Interpret evidence

No valid answer means no completed observation. A brand mention is different from a native citation pointing to your article. A citation only establishes that particular answer’s source. Baidu/Bing search indexing is a separate observation.

Question-set prompt

For [project description and public article URL], design five natural audience questions.
Do not ask the AI to cite me. Provide a fixed question set and a recording table:
platform, exact question, time, valid answer, mention, native source URL and target match.
Never mark content indexed without actual evidence.