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Profound and Meteor AI agents

Connect Profound to a Met: visibility, sentiment, citations and false claims about your brand in AI search, through the official MCP server.

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What can an AI agent do with your Profound data?

With the Profound ready connector, your Met reads the data your Profound account already tracks about your brand in AI search: how visible it is, the sentiment of its mentions, which domains and pages get cited, which inaccurate claims show up and how many visits those engines send you. It answers with those figures on WhatsApp or in the internal chat, and it can also create prompts, documents and projects with tasks, and run Profound Workflows. Delete, archive and overwrite actions start switched off. It is Profound's official server, and the documentation places it on the Enterprise plan, which your company pays for.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Profound

Answer how your brand is doing in AI search

When someone on the team asks on WhatsApp how you compare with the competition, the Met finds the organization and the category, pulls the visibility and sentiment reports for the period and answers with the figures for your brand and for the ones Profound tracks next to it.

Find what assistants get wrong about your business

The Met pulls the FactCheck scores and the list of inaccurate claims for the category, reads the AI answers behind each one and tells you what is being said wrong, so your team can fix the source behind it.

Learn which sites get cited and how many visits they send

With the citations report, the Met tells you which domains and pages AI engines use to talk about your category; with the referrals and crawlers reports, how many visits reach you from those engines and which crawlers go through your site.

Put the finding in writing in Profound

When an analysis is done, the Met creates a Profound Docs document with the summary, adds a task to the category's project or adds a new prompt to track. Those writes stay on; delete, archive and overwrite start switched off.

60 tools

Everything your Met can ask Profound 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
`whoami`	Confirms the connected account, its organizations, regions and the entitlements it has.
`list_organizations`	Lists the Profound organizations the account can access.
`list_regions`	Lists the configured geographic regions, optionally for a single organization.
`list_models`	Lists the AI engines Profound tracks, to filter a report down to one.
`list_categories`	Lists the categories, markets or segments an organization tracks.
`list_domains`	Lists the domains an organization tracks, each one as an exact hostname.
`list_tags`	Lists the tags in a category to filter prompts and reports.
`list_topics`	Lists the topics in a category to filter prompts and reports.
`list_prompts`	Lists a category's prompts, with status, tag and topic filters.
`get_visibility_report`	Measures how visible a brand is in AI answers, by engine, topic, region or prompt.
`get_sentiment_report`	Shows the sentiment of AI answers about a brand and which themes drive it.
`get_citations_report`	Shows which domains, pages and source types AI engines cite in a category.
`get_prompt_answers`	Returns the AI answers Profound recorded behind each metric.
`get_factcheck_report`	Returns a category's FactCheck scores for a date range.
`get_factcheck_claims`	Lists the inaccurate claims Profound found in a category and period.
`get_visibility_report_v1`	Returns a category's visibility in the previous response format.
`get_citations_report_v1`	Returns a category's citations in the previous response format.
`get_shopping_brands_report`	Measures brand visibility inside AI assistants' shopping results.
`get_shopping_products_report`	Measures each product's visibility, position and offers in shopping results.
`get_shopping_merchants_report`	Shows which retailers appear in AI assistants' shopping results.
`get_shopping_trigger_rate_report`	Measures how often prompts return shopping results.
`get_prompt_volume`	Shows how often people ask AI assistants about a keyword, by week or month.
`get_prompt_volume_intents`	Splits the conversations about a keyword by the intent behind them.
`get_referrals_report`	Counts the visits a domain gets from AI engines and which referrers send them.
`get_bots_report`	Shows which AI crawlers visit a domain and how often.
`list_agents`	Lists the Workflows available in a Profound organization.
`get_agent`	Returns a Workflow's details, including the schema of what it takes.
`run_agent`	Starts a run of a Profound Workflow.
`get_agent_run`	Checks the status and output of a Workflow run already started.
`start_agent_build_session`	Opens a session to build or revise a Workflow.
`list_agent_node_types`	Lists the node types available to build a Workflow graph.
`get_agent_node_schema`	Returns the configuration schema for a Workflow node type.
`list_integrations`	Lists the integrations your organization connected in Profound, to use them in a node.
`list_agent_definition_templates`	Shows ready-made Workflow templates to use as a starting point.
`get_agent_definition`	Reads a Workflow's full graph.
`create_agent_definition`	Creates a draft Workflow. By default it returns a plan and saves on a second call.
`update_agent_definition`	Changes a draft Workflow. By default it returns the plan of the change first.
`validate_agent_definition`	Checks whether a draft Workflow is valid and can be published.
`publish_agent_definition`	Publishes a draft Workflow so it goes live. By default it returns the plan first.
`list_knowledge_bases`	Lists the Profound Knowledge Bases you can access.
`search_knowledge_base`	Searches the content inside a Knowledge Base.
`add_knowledge_base_document`	Adds a new markdown document to a Knowledge Base; it does not edit or delete.
`list_docs`	Finds Profound Docs documents by name and reads their details.
`get_doc`	Reads a Profound Docs document, as a preview or in full.
`create_doc`	Creates a new document from drafted text, without overwriting another one.
`replace_doc_content`	Replaces a document's whole body and clears its comments and tabs. Profound declares it destructive.
`update_doc`	Renames a document or changes who can see it. Profound declares it destructive.
`delete_doc`	Deletes a document created by this integration, with no way to restore it. It starts switched off.
`list_projects`	Lists a category's projects in Profound.
`get_project`	Reads a project with its goal and full task list.
`get_project_status`	Checks a project's status and whether its generation has finished.
`new_project`	Generates a new project in a category; generation takes around 10 minutes.
`archive_project`	Retires a project without deleting it and keeps its history. It starts switched off.
`create_project_task`	Adds a task to a project. By default it returns the plan first.
`update_project_task`	Changes fields on an existing task; a new brief replaces the previous one.
`set_project_task_status`	Changes the status of a project task.
`delete_project_task`	Deletes a task for good, with no preview. It starts switched off.
`create_prompts`	Creates one or more prompts to track in a category.
`update_prompts`	Changes fields on existing prompts; tags, regions and engines get replaced. Profound declares it destructive.
`update_prompts_status`	Activates, disables or deletes prompts in bulk; deleting is permanent. Profound declares it destructive.

The limits

What the Profound integration does NOT do

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

It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before writing to Profound. The admin chooses in Connections which actions stay on; delete and archive actions, and the ones Profound declares destructive, start switched off.
It does not change what AI assistants answer or edit your site. It measures and records; fixing the source of a false claim is your team's job.
It does not make up brands, categories or prompts: it only reads what your organization already tracks in Profound. If a category is not set up, there is no report to pull.
It does not edit or delete Knowledge Base documents: the MCP server only adds new ones. To change an existing one you have to go into Profound.
It does not work outside Profound's Enterprise plan, according to its documentation. Meteor does not resell Profound: your company buys the plan.
It does not bring unlimited lists: reports are paginated, and prompt volume lookups count toward the organization's limit of 1,000 distinct keywords per day.

Before you start

What you need to connect Profound

1

A Profound account on the Enterprise plan

Your company buys it from Profound. The connector works with the authorizing account's permissions, so it only sees the organizations and categories that account can access.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Profound → Connect. A Profound window opens so you can sign in and authorize Met. Then you choose which actions stay on.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Profound and Meteor

The same data the authorizing account sees: visibility, sentiment, citations, FactCheck, shopping results, prompt volume, referrals and crawlers for the organizations and categories that account can access.

Only if the admin turns those actions on, because they start switched off. Profound says deleting a prompt or a document is permanent, so it is better to leave them off.

The documentation places the MCP server on Profound's Enterprise plan. It serves the brand or agency that already has that plan and wants to check its data from WhatsApp without opening the dashboard.

Your company, with its own Profound plan. Meteor does not resell Profound: the connector uses your company's account and follows the limits Profound sets for it.

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