GSC AI Prompt Finder
Uncover zero-click ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude prompts hiding in your Google Search Console query logs. Upload your GSC Queries.csv file for instant client-side analysis, or generate custom regex patterns to filter directly inside GSC.
AI Query Analysis Waiting for Data
Queries.csv file or run the regex in Search Console to see results here.
1. Upload GSC CSV Export
Export your query log from Google Search Console (Performance → Search Results → Export → Download CSV) and drop Queries.csv below. Analysis happens 100% locally in your browser.
Click to upload or drag & drop Queries.csv
Supports standard Google Search Console CSV exports
AI assistant prompts are typically long-tail (30+ characters).
How to Analyze AI Assistant Search Footprints
Export GSC Data
Download your Queries.csv file directly from Google Search Console Performance reports over a 6-month period.
Filter Prompt Patterns
Our engine runs natural-language detection algorithms locally in your browser to isolate complex system prompts from standard human searches.
Build GEO Content
Extract unfiltered buyer questions and comparison constraints to build targeted landing pages, FAQ schema, and structured content.
Frequently Asked Questions
When users enter complex prompts into AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, or Gemini, the LLMs execute Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to fetch live web data. Their underlying web search module queries Google, and Google logs those full prompt strings as impressions in your Search Console account.
No. Your privacy is 100% protected. All CSV parsing, text extraction, and regex matching happen strictly client-side inside your web browser using JavaScript. No search query data is ever sent to or stored on SEOGEO servers.
AI search crawlers query Google to scrape snippets and structural information directly. The AI bot consumes and synthesizes your content on behalf of the user, registering an impression in GSC without executing a traditional human click link.