About ai-citations-report
ai-citations-report is a GEO reporting skill for marketing and content teams that shows which domains Google AI Overview and ChatGPT cite. It uses the Enception API to produce PDF, HTML, or JSON reports, with optional citation coverage for specified articles.
Key features
- 01Summarize cited and retrieved prompts
- 02Show traffic trends and position distribution
- 03Highlight domain sources in answers
- 04Identify uncited content opportunities
- 05Analyze citation coverage for supplied articles
Use cases
- 01Check whether a domain appears in AI-search citations
- 02Find content gaps that were retrieved but not cited
- 03Review AI citation coverage for selected articles
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ openclaudia/ openclaudia-skills --skill ai-citations-reportAfter installing, type/ai-citations-reportin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEAI Citations Report
Generate a styled, client-ready GEO report showing which AI-search prompts cite a domain across Google AI Overview and ChatGPT.
This skill is a thin client over the Enception AI Citations API (POST https://www.enception.ai/api/external/ai-citations). Do not re-implement the data pull or report HTML locally — all logic (LLM Mentions pull, cited-vs-retrieved classification, traffic trend, content coverage, HTML→PDF) runs server-side.
Disclosure: This skill was contributed by Enception AI and calls Enception's paid API. Citation data comes from DataForSEO LLM Mentions; traffic figures are modelled estimates.
API docs: https://www.enception.ai/doc/api-ai-citations
Requirements
ENCEPTION_API_KEY— access key for the Enception API. Self-serve: sign up at https://www.enception.ai, then generate a free-tier key under Account → API Key (10 reports/month free; contact the team for higher limits).
What it produces
A styled PDF (or HTML/JSON) with:
- Summary table of every prompt that cited or retrieved the domain
- Organic traffic, 12-month month-over-month trend, and position distribution
- Full cited-prompt answer cards with the domain's source highlighted
- Retrieved-but-not-cited gap cards (content opportunities)
- Optional per-article citation coverage for URLs you pass in
How to run
curl -X POST https://www.enception.ai/api/external/ai-citations \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"domain": "example.com",
"brandName": "Example Inc",
"locationCode": 2840,
"articles": ["my-article-slug", "https://example.com/articles/another-post"],
"passcode": "'"$ENCEPTION_API_KEY"'"
}' \
-o ai-citations-example.com.pdf
Then open the PDF and visually verify (traffic cards, trend deltas, source highlights) before presenting it.
Options
domain(required) — the site to analyze.brandName,locationCode,languageCode,genDate(optional) — default to the domain,2840(US),en, and today. Common location codes:2840= US,2826= UK,2124= Canada.articles[](optional) — article slugs or full URLs for the content-coverage section. Omit to skip that section.format(optional) —pdf(default),html, orjson(jsonreturns{citedCount, retrievedCount, promptCount, html}; useful for debugging or piping counts elsewhere).
Honesty guardrails (enforced in the report template)
- Says "not yet cited in AI answers", never "not indexed" — LLM Mentions verifies AI citations, not Google indexation.
- Traffic is labelled modelled estimates (DataForSEO), not measured analytics.
- Never promise future AI citations in client-facing docs — citations are an emergent outcome of content quality, not a deliverable you can guarantee.
Notes
- Rate limit: 20 requests/hour.
- A domain with zero AI citations still gets a valid report — the gap cards and traffic context are the value in that case.