What is CitePack?

CitePack shows how AI engines present your offering to buyers, and ranks the work those answers point to.

One Decision Map covers one offering, one buying category and one buyer market. You confirm the three, then approve five buying questions, one for each buying situation. Each question goes to four AI engines, three times each, through their official APIs, with web search on and the engine set to your buyers' country. All 60 answers are kept word for word.

The Decision Map shows every answer: which companies it names, in what order, who comes first, the words it uses about your offering and the pages it cites. Every count shows what it is out of and opens to the answers behind it. It also checks prices and other facts stated in the answers against your own pages, and marks anything it cannot find there.

The Work Plan sits beside the map. It follows the engines' own trail (their searches, the companies they looked up, the pages they read) and ranks the work those answers point to. Each item names the answers behind it, the effort, the owner and what to check next time you measure. Items fall into nine kinds, such as a page that does not exist yet, a list you are missing from, or a fact an answer gets wrong.

No generic recommendations. Every fix in the Work Plan is tied to the AI answers and evidence that produced it. It does not claim to know why an engine answered as it did, and it does not promise that anything will change.

The map is in your account within 24 hours of approving your questions, with a link to your Work Plan. A free sample covers one question on two engines. Illustrative examples of the map and the Work Plan are open at https://www.citepack.com/.