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Peec AI and Meteor AI agents

Connect Peec AI to a Met: measure how your brand shows up against competitors in AI assistants, which sites they cite and what to do next.

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How does Peec AI connect to Meteor?

With the Peec AI ready connector, your Met reads how your brand shows up in AI assistant answers, with your Peec AI account. It has 27 tools: it lists your projects, brands, topics and prompts; returns visibility, position, sentiment and share of voice against your competitors; shows which domains and URLs AI search engines retrieve and cite; opens a full answer; sums up how they describe you and which objections they repeat; and gives you the recommended actions to improve. It also creates prompts and changes the status of actions. You pay for it with your Peec AI plan.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Peec AI

Know whether AI assistants recommend you

You ask the Met on WhatsApp how your brand shows up. The Met pulls the brand report with visibility, position and share of voice for you and your competitors, and replies with the figures.

See which sites AI search engines cite

The Met reviews the domains and URLs that AI search engines retrieve and cite, and opens a URL's content so you see what the engine read.

Read a specific answer

If you want to see what the AI said for a prompt, the Met lists the period's answers and opens one in full, with the brands it mentioned and the sources it retrieved.

Decide what to do first

The Met pulls the recommended actions, ranked by opportunity, and opens the one you pick. If the admin leaves the action on, it also marks it as accepted or completed.

Understand the objections to your brand

The Met sums up how AI models describe your brand, where you place against competitors on each attribute and which arguments they repeat against you.

27 tools

Everything your Met can ask Peec AI for

Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.

Tool	What it does
`list_projects`	Lists the projects your account has access to. It is always the first call.
`list_brands`	Lists the brands in a project, yours and the competitors you track.
`list_topics`	Lists the topics in a project. Each prompt belongs to one topic.
`list_tags`	Lists the cross cutting tags in a project.
`list_prompts`	Lists the prompts in a project, filtered by topic or by tag.
`list_chats`	Lists the AI answers over a date range. Each one is a prompt run against one AI engine on a given date.
`get_chat`	Returns a full answer: the prompt, what the AI replied, the URLs it retrieved, the brands it mentioned and the searches it ran.
`get_chats_report`	Returns aggregate counts and shares across a project's answers over a date range.
`list_search_queries`	Lists the sub searches an AI engine ran while answering the prompts.
`get_brand_report`	Returns brand visibility, sentiment, position and share of voice across AI search engines.
`get_domain_report`	Returns metrics for the domains AI search engines retrieve and cite.
`get_url_report`	Returns URL level metrics for what AI search engines retrieve and cite.
`get_url_content`	Returns the content Peec AI indexed for a source URL, to see what an AI engine read.
`get_brand_perception_brand_attributes`	Shows how AI models describe your brand: attribute clusters, each with a prominence score.
`get_brand_perception_attribute_rankings`	Shows where your brand places against competitors on each attribute.
`get_brand_perception_objections`	Returns the arguments AI keeps making against your brand when someone is deciding to buy.
`get_actions`	Returns the actions Peec AI recommends for a project and date range, scored by opportunity: what to do next.
`list_actions`	Lists the actions Peec AI generated for your project: a page or a site, a concrete change and the expected impact.
`get_action`	Returns one action in full: what to do, the content brief when there is one and the competitor demand behind it.
`update_actions_status`	Moves up to 50 actions to a status: accepted, rejected, completed, pending or deleted (takes it off the list).
`get_ai_referrals`	Measures the people who reached your site from an AI assistant, through the Google Analytics property connected to the project. It only appears with the "My website" feature enabled.
`get_project_profile`	Reads the project's brand profile: description, industry, markets, audience and products or services.
`search_docs`	Searches the Peec AI documentation.
`read_doc`	Reads one page of the Peec AI documentation in full.
`create_prompts`	Creates up to 50 prompts in a single call. It may consume plan credits.
`archive_prompts`	Archives up to 50 prompts so they stop running while their history stays. It starts off.
`delete_prompts`	Soft deletes up to 50 prompts. It is destructive and starts off.

The limits

What the Peec AI integration does NOT do

We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.

It does not change what AI assistants answer. It measures and recommends; the work on your site or your content is still yours.
It does not measure prompts you do not track in Peec AI. All the data comes from the prompts in your projects.
It does not publish content or edit your site. The recommended actions say what to change; doing it is outside this connection.
It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before writing: the admin decides in Connections which actions stay on. Creating prompts and changing action status come on; archiving and deleting prompts start off.
It does not measure visits from AI assistants without the "My website" feature enabled and Google Analytics connected to the project.
It does not pay your Peec AI plan. Meteor does not resell the service.

Before you start

What you need to connect Peec AI

1

A Peec AI account with a project

A Peec AI account with a project that tracks your brand's prompts. Any project member can use the read tools; the write tools need company member access.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Peec AI → Connect. A Peec AI window opens so you sign in and approve Met's access.
3

The "My website" feature for AI traffic

Only to measure visits from AI assistants: a company member enables it under Settings → Company Settings → Early access, and the project has its Google Analytics property connected.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Peec AI and Meteor

Some only appear when the feature behind them is enabled in the project, such as visits from AI with "My website". A company member enables it under Settings → Company Settings → Early access.

Yes. Peec AI allows 1,000 calls per minute per user; past that, the server tells the Met to retry after a few seconds.

It may consume plan credits, according to the Peec AI documentation. The action comes on; if you do not want the Met to create prompts, the admin turns it off in Connections.

Peec AI also offers a personal token, but Met connects through OAuth: you sign in with your Peec AI account and approve the access.

You do, with your Peec AI plan. Met does not charge for the queries your Met makes to Peec AI and Meteor does not resell the service.

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