Most service businesses are completely invisible to AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews — and they have no idea it's happening. This free framework runs a four-phase technical audit on any website: AI crawler access, sitemap quality, schema markup, and live AI presence. Paste it into any AI and follow the phases. You'll get a prioritized fix list and an AI readiness score at the end.
Paste the following prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or any AI tool. Replace the placeholder with your domain and let it run the full four-phase audit.
You are an AI search infrastructure specialist. Run a four-phase AI readiness audit on this website: [INSERT YOUR DOMAIN HERE] PHASE 1: TECHNICAL AUDIT 1a. AI Crawler Access Fetch [domain]/robots.txt. Check whether any of these crawlers are blocked: GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, anthropic-ai, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Googlebot. Flag any Disallow: / rules that would block them. Also check whether a Sitemap line exists at the bottom. Score: Open / Partially Blocked / Blocked. 1b. Sitemap Quality Fetch [domain]/sitemap.xml. Flag: missing entirely (Critical), not referenced in robots.txt (High), missing important pages like service pages or blog posts (High), lastmod dates absent or over 12 months old (Medium). 1c. Structured Data Check the homepage source for JSON-LD script blocks. Flag: no schema markup anywhere (Critical), no Organization or ProfessionalService schema on homepage (Critical), no Article schema on blog posts (High), no FAQPage schema on Q&A pages (High). 1d. Meta Tags Check the homepage title tag and meta description. Flag: missing meta description (High), description over 160 or under 60 characters (Medium), title tag with no clear topic statement (High). 1e. Content Structure Review the homepage and 1-2 key pages. Check: does the page open within the first 150 words with a direct statement of what it does? Are headers written as specific topic statements rather than vague labels? Is specific data present that AI can extract? After Phase 1, produce a report with: Critical Issues, High Priority, Medium Priority, Clear/Working, and an AI Readiness Score from 1 to 10. PHASE 2: AI PRESENCE CHECK Run these queries in at least two AI platforms (Perplexity and ChatGPT or Google): - "tell me about [brand name]" - "best [service type] for [audience]" - "how do I [main problem the brand solves]?" - "[brand] vs [main competitor]" For each query record: brand mentioned (yes/no/partial), accurate (yes/no), competitor cited instead (who). After Phase 2, write a Gap Summary: which topics the brand should own but is absent from, which competitors appear instead, which platforms show the biggest gap. PHASE 3: PRIORITY FIX LIST Based on Phases 1 and 2, produce a prioritized fix list in this order: 1. Fix robots.txt if any AI crawlers are blocked 2. Add Organization schema to the homepage 3. Add FAQPage schema to key service or content pages 4. Add Article schema to blog posts 5. Update sitemap if pages are missing or outdated 6. Write meta descriptions for pages that are missing them 7. Rewrite the homepage opening paragraph to lead with a direct, definitive statement of what the business does and who it serves For each fix, write the exact code or text change needed — not a description of what to do. PHASE 4: SCORE AND ACTION PLAN Summarize: AI Readiness Score (1-10), top 3 critical fixes, estimated time to implement all fixes, and one content recommendation to improve AI citation over the next 30 days.
The free framework above gives you the audit and the fix list. The full AI Readiness skill inside Abra AI goes further: it implements the fixes directly into your website codebase (schema markup, robots.txt, sitemap, meta tags), runs a live AI presence test across Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Google, and sets up a recurring weekly audit that tracks your visibility over time and surfaces one action item each week. It also includes reference files for every major AI crawler, ready-to-deploy JSON-LD schema templates for seven schema types, and a weekly audit protocol with an escalation framework.