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Your assistant may show a tool by its technical name, for example list_responses, when it asks whether to use it. Every tool carries a readable title as well; both are listed below.

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Reading

list_projectsReadsThe projects (tracked brands) your account can see, with the workspace each belongs to. Assistants call it first to find the project you mean.You can narrow it down by
  • Include archived projects
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
get_project_overviewReadsYour brand and every tracked competitor side by side: visibility, share of voice, position and sentiment, each with its change against the period before and whether that change is larger than the measurement’s margin.You can narrow it down by
  • Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
  • Compare with a period you name instead of the one just before — for example the week before a launch against the week after
  • Only certain AI engines, topics, personas or countries
  • Break your own numbers down by AI engine, persona or topic in the same answer, with the strongest competitor in each group
  • Measure every group against one competitor you choose
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
list_promptsReadsYour tracked prompts — the questions Palagus asks AI engines — each with its mentions, visibility, share of voice, position and sentiment, and how each moved.You can narrow it down by
  • Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
  • Only certain topics, personas, countries or AI engines
  • Sort by any of the numbers or by the largest rise or fall
  • Archived prompts instead of active ones
  • Returns up to 200 prompts and says when there were more.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
list_competitorsReadsThe competitors your project is measured against, with their websites and other names, how each was added, and whether any answer mentions it.Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
get_top_sourcesReadsThe websites AI answers cite for your prompts, ranked, each marked as your own, a competitor’s or a third party’s — with two counts: every citation, and the number of answers that cite the site.You can narrow it down by
  • Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
  • Only your own, competitors’ or third-party sites
  • Up to 50 sites
  • Needs the citations feature in your plan.
  • Counts websites (domains). Which single pages an answer cited is in the answer itself (Get response).
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
list_responsesReadsThe AI answers collected for your prompts, one excerpt each: which engine answered, from which country, whether and how your brand came up, and which competitors were named.You can narrow it down by
  • Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
  • Search the answers’ own words
  • Only answers that mention you — or only those that do not
  • Only answers that name a given competitor, with or without you
  • Only certain AI engines, countries, topics or personas
  • Sort by date, sentiment, position or number of mentions
  • Up to 50 answers per page, with as many pages as there are answers.
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
get_responseReadsOne AI answer in full: the complete text, the pages it cites, and how your brand came up in it.Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
list_personasReadsThe personas your prompts are asked as — a buyer, a beginner, an expert — with how many prompts each one carries, so gaps in the prompt set show.Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included
get_project_timelineReadsHow visibility, position and sentiment developed over time for your brand and every competitor — one point per hour, day, week or month, each with the number of answers behind it.You can narrow it down by
  • Time window: the last hour up to the last year, everything, or two dates of your own
  • Day, week or month per point
  • Only certain AI engines
  • Only some of the three curves
Permission: Read your projects and metrics · Every role in the project, viewers included

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Adding and running

create_topicsCreatesAdds topics to a project to group prompts by theme. A topic that already exists is reported as existing, not created twice.You can narrow it down by
  • Up to 50 topic names at once
  • Counts against your plan’s topic quota — only names that are actually new.
Permission: Create prompts and topics (a new prompt runs once right away) · Owner, Admin or Member
create_promptsCreatesAdds prompts to a project and runs each one once, right away, on the AI engines you choose — so the first answers arrive without waiting for the schedule.You can narrow it down by
  • Up to 50 prompts at once
  • Up to 10 AI engines your plan offers
  • A country the prompts are asked from
  • A persona per prompt
  • Up to 3 topics for all of them, created when missing
  • Counts against your plan’s prompt quota and run budget.
Permission: Create prompts and topics (a new prompt runs once right away) · Owner, Admin or Member
run_promptStarts runsStarts one extra run of a prompt you already track, on one AI engine, on top of the project’s schedule — when a fresh answer is needed now.You can narrow it down by
  • The AI engine
  • A country
  • Uses run budget.
Permission: Start runs, which cost run budget · Owner or Admin

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Not offered

There is no tool to change, archive or delete anything, and none for schedules or exports. That is on purpose: an assistant that misreads one sentence should not be able to remove your topics.