For Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor

Your AI visibility, every morning, in your AI.

Ask the AI you already work in how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity answered about your sites this morning, who they recommend instead, and what to change. Then hand the change to your coding session.

https://aipozi.com/mcp

Included with every aipozi account. Sign in once; it reads, it never runs a check.

The aipozi briefing card in a chat: two sites, how many of 40 answers named each, per AI, the most recommended rival and the best move.

A day with aipozi in your AI

Measure, move, measure, without leaving the session you work in. The pictures are aipozi's real card on our own sites.

107:00, your scheduler fires

The morning briefing

At 05:00 GMT aipozi asks every question for every paid site on all four AIs. At seven, your Claude or ChatGPT task reads you the result: named in how many answers, the change since yesterday, the questions you won and lost, new rivals with their age and DR, and today's best move.

The morning briefing card.

2Follow-ups, in plain words

Ask what you would ask a colleague

"Which of my questions did ChatGPT name me for?" "Show me exactly what Perplexity said." "How old is that site, and what's its DR?" Answers are quoted word for word, as each AI wrote them, with the pages it read.

The rivals card: the site's own DR, then each rival with DR, age and how often it was named.
The questions card: each question with a square per AI, green where the site was named with its address.

3In Claude Code or Cursor

Fix the top move on Biotree

Opened on the site's repo, the session pulls the move's build prompt: the page to write, the exact questions it targets, the rival pages to beat, the facts to include and what never to invent. It shows you its plan, then does the work.

The build prompt card with a Copy button.

4The next mornings

Mark it done, and see if it worked

"Mark it done." aipozi records the date and the page. From the next check, the briefing and the trend say what changed since: Since you shipped "Biotree vs Linktree" on 28 Oct: +N named (Claude +N). Every shipped move teaches aipozi which changes get a site named.

You

Mark it done, the page is biotree.bio/vs/linktree.

aipozi

Marked done: "Add a comparison page: Biotree vs Linktree" on biotree.bio. aipozi checks every morning at 05:00 GMT; from the next check, briefing and trend show what changed since.

Connect it in a minute

One address everywhere: https://aipozi.com/mcp. You sign in to your aipozi account once and allow access; nothing else to install.

Claude

  1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Choose Add custom connector. Name it aipozi and paste the address.
  3. Press Connect, sign in to aipozi and choose Allow.
https://aipozi.com/mcp

ChatGPT

  1. Open Settings, then Apps, and search for aipozi.
  2. Before it's listed: turn on Developer mode under Advanced, then Create app with the address and OAuth.
  3. Sign in to aipozi and choose Allow.
https://aipozi.com/mcp

Claude Code

  1. Run this in your terminal.
  2. Then type /mcp, pick aipozi and sign in.
claude mcp add --transport http aipozi https://aipozi.com/mcp

Cursor

Add to Cursor

  1. Or add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or the project's .cursor/mcp.json).
  2. Open Settings, MCP, and sign in to aipozi.
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aipozi": { "url": "https://aipozi.com/mcp" }
  }
}

Have it read to you every morning

The checks finish soon after 05:00 GMT. Schedule the briefing for any time after that.

Claude

Create a scheduled task that runs every weekday at 07:00 with these words:

Run daily_briefing from aipozi.

ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT, with aipozi connected:

Every weekday at 7am, read me my aipozi briefing.

Claude Code

aipozi's prompts are slash commands. Run the briefing now, or on a schedule with /loop or /schedule:

/mcp__aipozi__daily_briefing

Three ready-made prompts come with it: daily_briefing (Today's briefing for all your sites, then the one move to make today), fix_top_move (Fetch the top move's build prompt for a site, implement it in this repo, then mark it done), rival_watch (Which new sites are taking your questions, how old they are, and their DR).

The 14 tools

The same depth as the app, never more. Every number carries its check time; when something isn't there yet, it says so and says when.

The daily read

Signed in, read-only.

  • briefingToday's briefingThe daily aipozi read for all of the person's sites, or one: for each site, how many of today's answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity named it (and gave its address) and the change since yesterday, per AI; the questions it was named for today and by which AI; the questions lost since yesterday; new rivals (name, age, DR, what they do, which questions they took); the site's DR; what changed since a move was shipped; and today's best move.
  • list_my_sitesMy sitesEvery site the person watches in aipozi: its id, plan (paid or free), market, last check time, how many answers named it and gave its address, per AI, its DR and the last 7 days.
  • questionsMy questions and resultsOne site's questions (up to 10) and, for each, the result from each AI in the latest check (named with the address, named, address given but not named, not named), how many AIs named the site on each of the last 7 checks, and who was named instead.
  • ai_answerWhat the AI saidOne question and one AI: that AI's answer word for word, exactly as stored, with the pages it cited, from the latest check or a given date.
  • rivalsWho the AIs recommend insteadFor one site, or all of them: who ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity recommend instead, from the latest check.
  • rival_detailOne rival up closeOne rival from the person's own checks: its age and registrar, DR, what it does, and every question and AI where it was named and the person's site was not, with that AI's words about it.
  • trendHow I've movedDaily named and linked counts per site and per AI over 7, 30 or 90 days, with the moves marked done on the timeline and what changed since each.

The improvements

From the measurement to the code change and back.

  • action_planWhat to improveOne site's plan from its latest check: why each AI does or doesn't name it (in plain words, from the real answers) and the moves, ranked by how many questions and AIs each can win, with the rivals each move beats and the pages the AIs read instead.
  • build_promptHand a move to my coding sessionOne move of a site's plan as a complete, self-contained brief for a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor): the goal, the page or change, the exact questions it targets and which AIs missed them, the rivals recommended, the pages the AIs read (to study, not copy), page anatomy and schema, what not to do (no invented facts, prices or reviews), and how aipozi will measure it.
  • mark_move_doneI've shipped itRecords that a move has shipped: today's date and, optionally, the URL of the new page.

Free for anyone

No sign-in.

  • check_domainCheck domain availabilityIs a domain name free? Use it whenever someone names an app, product or company, asks "find me a name with a free domain", "is there a .com for…", or "is X taken".
  • domain_ageWHOIS lookup: how old is a websiteA WHOIS / RDAP lookup for any domain: registration date and age, registrar, expiry, status (including expired and being deleted, with an estimated drop date), name servers and who hosts it, read live from the registry's own record (RDAP, else WHOIS).
  • domain_ratingDomain RatingAhrefs Domain Rating (0 to 100) for up to 25 domains, anyone's.
  • ai_crawler_accessCan AI read this siteWhether each AI's crawlers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, Microsoft; search, user and training bots) are allowed by a site's robots.txt, read live, and the exact lines to add when a search crawler is blocked.

Questions

What it reads, what it keeps, and how to end it. More in the privacy policy.

What does the aipozi MCP read?

Only your own aipozi account: your sites, their questions, the stored answers from the morning checks, the rivals, the plan and the moves you marked done. The free tools (domain availability, domain age, Domain Rating, AI crawler access) read public registry, Ahrefs and robots.txt data and need no account.

What does it store?

Two things. When you mark a move done, the date, the move and the URL you gave. And your connection: the app's name, when you connected, and its sign-in tokens, kept only as one-way hashes. It never stores what you asked your AI or what it answered.

Can it change my account or run checks?

No. It can read your sites and mark moves as done, nothing else. It can't edit your questions, add sites, run a check or touch billing; those stay in the app. Checks run every morning at 05:00 GMT for paid sites, whatever you connect.

How long does a connection last, and how do I end it?

The app gets a token that lasts an hour and renews itself for up to 30 days of use. Disconnect it any time in the app under Account, Connected apps; it stops working at once.

What does a free site show?

The same as the app: its first check, the rivals in full, and the first move with the reasons behind it. Daily checks, the full plan and the build prompts come with a paid site, $29 a month per site.

Are there limits?

A connection can make a few hundred calls in ten minutes, far more than any person needs. The free tools share the limits of aipozi.com/domains and /whois, so a single network can run a search or two a minute.

Does it cost extra?

No. The MCP is included with every aipozi account, and the free tools are free for anyone.

No aipozi account yet?

Paste your website and your first check runs on all four AIs in a few minutes, free, no card. Then connect it to your AI.

First check free, no card. Then $29 a month per site.