| name | aicw-ai-mentions |
| description | Run AICW AI Mentions perception scans and inspect reports through MCP tools. Use for AI visibility, brand mentions, citations, and report analysis. |
AICW AI Mentions
Use this skill when the user wants to measure how AI assistants mention a company, product, person, topic, or market, or when they want to inspect existing AICW AI Mentions reports.
Required Tooling
Prefer the aicw-ai-mentions MCP server. The skill gives workflow guidance; MCP exposes the executable tools. If the MCP server is unavailable, tell the user to install/configure it before running scans.
Useful MCP tools:
aicw_openrouter_key_status: check whether OPENROUTER_API_KEY is configured.
aicw_set_openrouter_api_key: store an OpenRouter key in the encrypted local credentials file. Only call this when the user explicitly provides a key.
aicw_list_projects: list saved scans.
aicw_get_project: inspect questions and report metadata for one saved scan.
aicw_scan: create questions, call AI models, analyze mentions/citations, and generate a local report.
aicw_rebuild_report: rebuild a report from saved local data without calling AI models.
Workflow
- For existing reports, start with
aicw_list_projects, then use aicw_get_project for the selected project.
- Before a new scan, call
aicw_openrouter_key_status. If no key is configured, ask the user for an OpenRouter API key or ask them to configure one outside the conversation.
- For a new scan, call
aicw_scan with a clear subject. Full scans call provider APIs and may take several minutes.
- When the user wants custom questions, pass
templateText to aicw_scan instead of relying on the default template.
- To refresh HTML from existing data, use
aicw_rebuild_report instead of running a new scan.
Question Templates
Templates are line-based. Each non-empty line becomes one question. Use {{SUBJECT}} where the scan subject should appear.
Example aicw_scan arguments:
{
"subject": "Y Combinator",
"templateText": "Which sources cite {{SUBJECT}} most often?\\nWhich competitors or alternatives are mentioned near {{SUBJECT}}?",
"questions": 2
}
Safety
Do not invent API keys or print a key back to the user. Do not expose the HTTP MCP endpoint through an untrusted tunnel, because the tools can run paid scans and store credentials. Prefer local stdio MCP for desktop agents.