Tools
Every tool, in plain words
12 tools: 9 that read your data and 3 that add to it. Your assistant picks them by itself from what you ask. This page is for knowing what is possible, not for typing tool names.
Your assistant may show a tool by its technical name, for example list_responses, when it asks whether to use it. Every tool carries a readable title as well; both are listed below.
Reading
List projects
list_projectsReadsThe projects (tracked brands) your account can see, with the workspace each belongs to. Assistants call it first to find the project you mean.
You can narrow it down by
- Include archived projects
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
Get project overview
get_project_overviewReadsYour brand and every tracked competitor side by side: visibility, share of voice, position and sentiment, each with its change against the period before and whether that change is larger than the measurement's margin.
You can narrow it down by
- Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
- Compare with a period you name instead of the one just before, for example the week before a launch against the week after
- Only certain AI engines, topics, personas or countries
- Break your own numbers down by AI engine, persona or topic in the same answer, with the strongest competitor in each group
- Measure every group against one competitor you choose
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
List prompts
list_promptsReadsYour tracked prompts (the questions Palagus asks AI engines), each with its mentions, visibility, share of voice, position and sentiment, and how each moved.
You can narrow it down by
- Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
- Only certain topics, personas, countries or AI engines
- Sort by any of the numbers or by the largest rise or fall
- Archived prompts instead of active ones
- Returns up to 200 prompts and says when there were more.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
List competitors
list_competitorsReadsThe competitors your project is measured against, with their websites and other names, how each was added, and whether any answer mentions it.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
Get top sources
get_top_sourcesReadsThe websites AI answers cite for your prompts, ranked, each marked as your own, a competitor's or a third party's, with two counts: every citation, and the number of answers that cite the site.
You can narrow it down by
- Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
- Only your own, competitors' or third-party sites
- Up to 50 sites
- Needs the citations feature in your plan.
- Counts websites (domains). Which single pages an answer cited is in the answer itself (Get response).
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
List responses
list_responsesReadsThe AI answers collected for your prompts, one excerpt each: which engine answered, from which country, whether and how your brand came up, and which competitors were named.
You can narrow it down by
- Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
- Search the answers' own words
- Only answers that mention you, or only those that do not
- Only answers that name a given competitor, with or without you
- Only certain AI engines, countries, topics or personas
- Sort by date, sentiment, position or number of mentions
- Up to 50 answers per page, with as many pages as there are answers.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
Get response
get_responseReadsOne AI answer in full: the complete text, the pages it cites, and how your brand came up in it.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
List personas
list_personasReadsThe personas your prompts are asked as (a buyer, a beginner, an expert), with how many prompts each one carries, so gaps in the prompt set show.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
Get project timeline
get_project_timelineReadsHow visibility, position and sentiment developed over time for your brand and every competitor: one point per hour, day, week or month, each with the number of answers behind it.
You can narrow it down by
- Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
- Day, week or month per point
- Only certain AI engines
- Only some of the three curves
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
Adding and running
Create topics
create_topicsCreatesAdds topics to a project to group prompts by theme. A topic that already exists is reported as existing, not created twice.
You can narrow it down by
- Up to 50 topic names at once
- Counts against your plan's topic quota, only names that are actually new.
Permission: Create prompts and topics (a new prompt runs once right away) · Owner, Admin or Member
Create prompts
create_promptsCreatesAdds prompts to a project and runs each one once, right away, on the AI engines you choose, so the first answers arrive without waiting for the schedule.
You can narrow it down by
- Up to 50 prompts at once
- Up to 10 AI engines your plan offers
- A country the prompts are asked from
- A persona per prompt
- Up to 3 topics for all of them, created when missing
- Counts against your plan's prompt quota and run budget.
Permission: Create prompts and topics (a new prompt runs once right away) · Owner, Admin or Member
Run prompt
run_promptStarts runsStarts one extra run of a prompt you already track, on one AI engine, on top of the project's schedule, when a fresh answer is needed now.
You can narrow it down by
- The AI engine
- A country
- Uses run budget.
Permission: Start runs, which cost run budget · Owner or Admin
Not offered
There is no tool to change, archive or delete anything, and none for schedules or exports. That is on purpose: an assistant that misreads one sentence should not be able to remove your topics.