Sitemap and pages AI can read

Where the pages come from

Echo reads your sitemap.xml (from robots.txt, /sitemap.xml or /sitemap_index.xml). Without one, it follows the links from your homepage. Refresh reads the site again.

The tree and the list

Each page shows its title, path, type and small counts: AI citations, visits and things to look at. Switch to the list for a sortable table with CSV export, or Group by folder to see which sections of your site AI cites.

Click a page for its details: AI citations, visits, search clicks, status, words, issues and its actions, plus From AI to deals for the last three months.

Found by search

The In Google, In Bing and In Brave columns show whether each search engine has the page. See Found by search.

Readable to AI

Many AI crawlers don't run JavaScript. Every week Echo fetches each page the way such a bot does and compares the text it gets with what a browser shows. Each page gets a verdict, such as readable, partly readable, empty to bots or blocked.

What a bot sees on a page's panel shows the text a bot reads and how to fix it in Framer, Webflow, WordPress or a custom site. Pages with problems become Make this page readable to AI actions, pages with demand first.

The columns Retrieved, AI citations and Citation rate show which pages AI looks at and which it actually cites. A page AI retrieves but rarely cites is a good one to improve.

Your plan for the site

On top of the real tree you can plan:

• pages to build (from an action or by hand)
• redirects (301) and removals (410)

Planned pages show in a different colour. Export the redirect plan as CSV, or with Framer connected, Add redirects to Framer.