Free Chrome extension

See exactly which sources AI cites[1]— and why it isn’t you.

CitationsAI Inspector is a free Chrome extension that extracts every source ChatGPT cites — including the ones hidden behind “+2” pills — and audits any page for the factors that earn citations. Export to CSV, Markdown, or straight into Google Sheets.

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How it works

Open a ChatGPT answer

Ask your question in ChatGPT like you normally would. The extension reads the citations already rendered in your own logged-in session — nothing is scraped remotely.

Extract & export

One click pulls every cited source, including the ones collapsed behind a “+2” pill. Copy as Markdown, TSV for Google Sheets, or download a CSV.

Audit the pages that win

Point the extension at any URL and it checks the page against the same factors that correlate with getting cited — structured data, headings, freshness signals, and more.

What it checks

Ten factors the audit mode evaluates on any page, each with an in-depth guide on how to fix it.

[1]AI crawler accessIs your robots.txt blocking GPTBot, ClaudeBot, or other AI crawlers?[2]llms.txtDo you publish an llms.txt file pointing engines at your key content?[3]Structured dataIs there JSON-LD schema markup an engine can parse?[4]Meta descriptionsDoes the page have a meta description an engine can summarize from?[5]Citable definitionsDoes the opening state a clear "X is …" definition?[6]Stats near the topAre there concrete numbers in the first ~300 words?[7]Heading structureOne clean H1, sensible H2s, and question-form headings?[8]Freshness signalsIs there a visible or machine-readable publish/update date?[9]Citation gap analysisAre your competitors cited in an answer where you're absent?[10]Dominant sourceDoes a single domain hold half or more of an answer's citations?

Runs entirely in your browser.

No account, no tracking, nothing leaves your machine. The extension reads your own logged-in ChatGPT session to extract citations you already see on screen — it doesn’t send your conversations anywhere. Read the privacy policy →