The sources page shows which websites AI providers reference when generating responses to your prompts. This helps you understand where AI models get their information and where your content could earn more citations.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.topify.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Two views
- Domain view
- URL view
Aggregates citations at the domain level (e.g., all pages on
techcrunch.com). Shows:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Domain | The website domain |
| Domain type | Category (Corporate, Editorial, Reference, UGC, etc.) |
| Used % | How much influence this domain has on AI responses |
| Avg citations | Average number of citations per response when the domain appears |
| Mentioned | Whether your brand was mentioned alongside this domain |
| Brands appeared | Which brands appear in responses that cite this domain |
Source detail page
Click on any domain to see its detail page, which includes:- All individual URLs from that domain that were cited
- Citation trends over time
- The AI responses that referenced this domain
Opportunity panel
The sources page includes an opportunity panel that highlights content gaps — areas where competitor domains are being cited but yours is not. These represent topics where creating or improving content could help your brand earn more AI citations.How to use sources data
Sources data helps you answer key questions:- Are your pages being cited? Look for your domain in the list. High citation counts mean AI providers trust your content.
- Where are the gaps? If competitor domains are cited frequently for topics you cover, your content may need improvement.
- What content types does AI prefer? Compare citation rates across source categories to understand what AI providers tend to reference.
- Which pages should you optimize? Pages already being cited are good candidates for further optimization to increase their influence.
FAQ
A competitor’s domain dominates the source list — what do I do?
Treat it as a content blueprint, not a problem. Look at which of their pages are getting cited most, what those pages have in common (structured Q&A headings, statistics, citations to authoritative sources), and write your own content that does those things at least as well. The agent’scontent_gap skill can run this comparison for you automatically — see Using the AI agent.