{"id":85227,"plugin_id":"plugin_asdk_app_6abfa7c5d93481918b17e3aed9ce54dd","kind":"skill","collection_source":"plugin_package","comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-11-07T00:09:21.484Z","digest":"30f664800275defe226ef9a4fb3bc72e002d9ff0ffbcace4ba7b9e2bb1cc13fe","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Find out whether AI assistants recommend an iOS app, why rivals get named instead, and which web sources shape those answers, then turn the gaps into listing and keyword work. Use for \"does ChatGPT recommend my app\", \"why does AI suggest my competitor\", \"how do I get recommended by AI\", \"AI visibility\".","included_files":[],"name":"ai-visibility","skill_md_contents":"---\nname: ai-visibility\ndescription: >-\n  Find out whether AI assistants recommend an iOS app, why rivals get named\n  instead, and which web sources shape those answers, then turn the gaps into\n  listing and keyword work. Use for \"does ChatGPT recommend my app\", \"why\n  does AI suggest my competitor\", \"how do I get recommended by AI\", \"AI\n  visibility\".\n---\n\n# AI visibility: measure, diagnose, act\n\n## Measure\n\n`check_ai_visibility` works on any App Store app without an account. It asks a\nsearch-grounded answer engine three questions a real person would ask, then\nscores whether the app is named and recommended. Pass `niche` (for example\n\"habit tracker\") when the store category is broader than the app really is;\na wrong category produces a misleading score. Say which engine was asked; it\nis not ChatGPT itself.\n\nWith a linked account, `aeo_visibility_report` shows the person's tracked\nquestions over time.\n\n## Diagnose\n\nRead the result honestly:\n\n- Named but not recommended: the engine knows the app but other pages argue\n  better for rivals.\n- Not named: the app is missing from the sources the engine reads.\n- The sources list is the lever: those are the pages that decide the answer.\n\n## Act (what MetaRun can and cannot do)\n\nMetaRun measures and diagnoses. It never posts, publishes, sends messages, or\nwrites reviews anywhere, and neither should you on the person's behalf. What\nit can change is the person's own listing:\n\n- Make the App Store listing state the niche plainly (App Store listings are a\n  major source for these answers): subtitle and description through the\n  localize-listing flow.\n- Check keyword ranks for the same phrases with `aso_check_rank` and find\n  phrasing people search with `aso_suggest_keywords`.\n\nEverything else (getting covered by the sites in the sources list) is work the\nperson does themselves; give them a short, concrete list.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}