AI Visibility shows which AI products visit your Docs7 site. Open Docs7, choose a site, then select AI Visibility.
Choose a 7, 30, or 90 day window. If the site has branch previews, you can include their traffic. Preview traffic is excluded by default.
AI requests#
An AI request is one visit from a tracked AI product. It is not a unique person, conversation, citation, or answer. One product can make several requests while researching a question.
The provider ranking groups requests by product. The activity chart shows request volume over time and can be filtered by provider.
Included providers#
Docs7 currently tracks:
- OpenAI
- Claude
- Perplexity
- Cursor
- OpenCode
- Meta
- Mistral
AI Visibility shows which product made the request. It does not show the exact model version.
WebMCP searches#
Docs7 exposes a read-only search_docs WebMCP tool in browsers that support WebMCP. The WebMCP searches table shows the most common queries sent through that tool.
These are separate from searches typed by people in the website search box. Human search terms appear under Analytics.
Top pages#
Top pages ranks paths by AI request count. Use the path filter to narrow the list, then sort by most or least fetched.
A high request count shows that agents fetch a page often. It does not show whether the page was cited or whether the agent's final answer was correct.
Recent requests#
The recent request table shows:
- the detected agent or provider
- the requested path
- the request country, when available
- the request time
Use this view to confirm that a crawler reaches the expected URL or to investigate a change in provider activity.