Connect it, then leave it running
Every integration, start to finish: connect Google Search Console and Claude, publish finished articles to WordPress, Shopify, GitHub or your own stack, and send the results to Slack and Looker Studio. Each guide says what it assumes about your setup before it asks you to do anything.
Set up
Your first hour, and the inputs every other number depends on
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Getting started
Run your first scan across six AI answer engines, read the score honestly, and leave with a short list of work that actually moves citations. About fifteen minutes.
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Track prompts and competitors
Your tracked prompts are the input to every number in Cituna. How to write questions buyers actually ask, and how to read the competitors engines name instead of you.
Read the guideConnect your data
Join your real search data and your AI assistant to your workspace
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Connect Search Console
Join your real Google clicks, impressions and positions to your AI answer data in one place. Read-only access, one sign-in, and the account mistake that makes it look broken.
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Connect Cituna to Claude
Add Cituna as an MCP connector and ask Claude about your AI visibility in plain English. Hosted setup takes three steps and installs nothing; npm is there for scripts and CI.
Read the guidePublish articles
Turn findings into pages, delivered where your site actually reads them
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Set up AutoSEO
Turn on one article a day, written from your keyword gaps and the prompts AI engines answer without you. Choose a destination, plan the calendar, and edit before anything ships.
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Publish to WordPress
Connect your WordPress site to Cituna with an application password, then have AutoSEO deliver a finished article a day as a draft you review before it goes live.
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Publish to Shopify
Publish AI-written articles straight to a Shopify store blog. Creating the custom app, the single scope it needs, and how to keep posts hidden until you approve them.
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Publish to GitHub
Have Cituna commit each finished article as Markdown with YAML frontmatter, so your static site build turns it into a page. Token scopes, base folder, and the one check to run first.
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Publish with a webhook
Point Cituna at an HTTPS endpoint you control and receive each finished article as signed JSON. Payload, signature verification and the rules your endpoint must satisfy.
Read the guideAutomate and report
Alerts, dashboards and keys, so the loop runs without you
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Slack alerts
Get told in Slack when your AI visibility drops, when a competitor overtakes you, and once a week in summary. Setup takes about three minutes with an Incoming Webhook.
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Looker Studio dashboard
Deploy the Cituna community connector and chart AI visibility beside your other marketing data: scores per scan, per-engine citation rates, share of voice and open gaps.
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Create an API key
Generate a personal API key to use Cituna from a script, a CI job, a Looker Studio dashboard or a local MCP install, and know when you do not need one at all.
Read the guideSee how AI engines see your brand
The guides take minutes. Start a free trial to see which buyer prompts you lose across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok and Google AI Overviews, then let Cituna write and publish the pages that win them.
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