Agentsy Report

i tried the free Agentsy Report scan on @testdriveso to see how AI assistants understand and reference the platform. TestDrive showed up in 10 out of 14 AI answers, which was interesting to see. it shows that AI assistants can recognize the platform, but there’s still room to improve how they reference and direct people to the official website. for a platform that connects builders with users to test products, better visibility in AI generated answers could help more people discover it. i’d love to see more practical recommendations on improving website citations and making key information easier for AI to understand. 🔗 agentsy.report

Tried the free scan on @AgentsyReport to see how AI assistants talk about a website. The interesting part is that getting mentioned by AI doesn’t necessarily mean getting cited or sending people to your actual site. A pretty useful way to check how AI sees your project and find what could be improved. Would be nice to get more specific tips on fixing weak spots.

A free AI visibility scan is a great idea Until your whole brand lives on someone else's domain I ran Agentsy Report on my X profile, no signup, about 2 minutes It dropped /Skaly__Bull and scanned X itself Result: X (formerly Twitter), named in 3 of 13 AI answers, cited 0% The checks look real: AI crawler access, 11 of 14 basics flagged They just describe X, not me What I would add: catch profile URLs and ask for the brand name Plenty of creators only have a profile Rewarded TestDrive review

I tried AgentsyReport to see how AI assistants describe Figma. The scan found Figma in 11 out of 14 answers, but only 4 linked to its official website. It's interesting how AI can mention a product without linking to its website. I'd love to see more consistent citations.

I tried the free Agentsy Report scan on my SaaS, The Arena thearena.lol, to see how AI assistants understand and recommend my platform. The results were pretty interesting. The Arena appeared in only 2 out of 12 AI answers, and my website wasn't cited even once. It made me realize that AI knowing about your product doesn't necessarily mean people can discover it. What I liked was how Agentsy highlighted the gaps and suggested practical improvements, especially around website structure and citations. As a founder working on SEO, this gave me a better idea of what to focus on next. 🔗 agentsy.report

Ran the free Agentsy Report scan on my own site - no signup, took about 2 minutes at http://agentsy.report It doesn't give you a vanity score. It shows what 3 AI engines actually say about you Mine came back with a single AI Identity line they all agreed on, flagged as misunderstood, plus who gets cited instead and top gaps to fix like a clear services page First time I've seen exactly how AI describes my product before customers do, kek!

I tested Agentsy Report on Solard.xyz and the results were interesting. It showed up in 3 of 14 AI answers but my site was cited only once.Relevance was strong,while clarity and authority were weak. A Useful way to spot what needs fixing.

i used Agentsy Report to scan the website of a project I'm working with and i got a pretty nice feedback. for a free site it showed me what 3 AI engines actually says about the site. first time i'm seeing ai citing a website. https://agentsy.report/ one thing i would recommend the team to work on is the response, since users don't need to sign up they can as well receive the report on-site rather than providing a mail the report will be sent to.

I ran an Agentsy Report scan on Luxe by Excel’s TikTok to see how AI assistants understand my brand, and the result was honestly a useful reality check. The report found that TikTok appeared in 4 of 13 AI answers, but my page wasn’t cited as a source. It also rated the brand’s story quality for clarity and relevance as “Thin.” That stood out to me because having content online is one thing; making sure AI can clearly understand what Luxe by Excel offers is another. The scan helped me see where my brand information needs to be clearer and more useful to AI assistants. This is the kind of feedback I can actually work with.

Just tried the free Agentsy scan on bitcast.network Report: https://agentsy.report/scan/b0f954ed-3b00-4096-ba4a-61c3dc2c9ff4 Came up in 3 out of 7 AI answers and the site got cited twice. ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity get the idea right, decentralized content marketing protocol on Bittensor that rewards creators for content with verifiable brand attention but they still point more to YouTube and GitHub than bitcast.network itself. Relevance and precision felt solid. Clarity and authority need work though. Pretty useful quick check if you want to see how AI actually talks about your project.

tested @AgentsyReport on nue memory. bug? there isn’t any imo. ai barely surfaced us and our site got 0 citations out of 12 answers and it’s our site problem. i liked dat it showed actual responses & competitor sources and made us understood what was lacking

I ran a free Agentsy Report scan on my own X profile to see what AI says about me. The report came back about someone called Aggy. "Crypto, trading, and predictions content. No noise, just alpha." I post about AI tools. I have never been Aggy. He's a real account I follow. I ticked "Yes, that's correct" anyway, just to see where it goes. The site explained it itself: "Previously scanned 20 October 2026. We'll reuse those results." Every X profile is just "x.com" to it. So it told me to fix x.com's robots.txt and add an llms.txt. To Twitter. Which I don't own. Clean report, good idea. Just scan a site you actually own, not a social link. Then the $999 audit pitch at the end might make sense.

Tried Agentsy Report on HALOLINE, and I liked that I could access the scan without signing up. The results were interesting. HALOLINE appeared in 4 out of 14 AI answers across Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity, but only one answer cited its website. The report rated clarity, relevance, and site structure as strong, while authority needed more work. What I found useful is that it goes beyond traditional SEO to show how AI engines talk about your product and whether they actually send people to your site. A free scan with no signup required is a nice touch. Try it: https://agentsy.report/

I ran a free Agentsy Report scan on @testdriveso to see how AI assistants describe the platform. TestDrive appeared in 4 out of 14 AI answers, with its website cited in 2. AI sometimes mistook its name for the generic term “test drive." A useful way to spot visibility gaps...