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Visibility in AI search

Store function id: visibility-in-ai-search. Price and full description: Visibility in AI search in the store catalog.

One worker that checks how one website is found, described and recommended by search engines and AI answer tools, and writes fixes ready to hand over.

  • The administrator subscribes, answers the install questions and allows the permissions.
  • Administrators and members give the workers tasks in Chat.
  • The box is enrolled with the store and the function is subscribed. See Store.
  • In Owner policy, allow the permissions marked “Tick it” or with a value below. Permissions with an install question are allowed by your answer. See Owner policy.
  • Answer the website question at install. The worker reaches exactly that host and a web search page.

Facts on this page come from the packages’ published definitions (checked on 8 October 2026). Your box shows the same facts before Install, under Permissions.

Package id faivr.agent.ai-visibility, version 1.0.0.

Checks and improves how one website is found, described, cited and recommended by search engines and AI answer tools. Each finding says how strong its evidence is, and each fix is ready to hand over.

Permissions in plain words

Permission Install question In Owner policy
Read files in its own workspace None Tick it
Create and change files in its own workspace None Tick it
Run commands inside its sandbox None Tick it
Reach the internet through the allowlist proxy None Tick it
Render web pages and take screenshots with the browser inside its sandbox None Tick it
Reach one named host “Which website should it audit for AI search visibility?” Allowed by your answer
Reach one named host: html.duckduckgo.com (a web search page) None Reach one named host: enter html.duckduckgo.com and press Allow
Read one product’s knowledge “Which product’s knowledge may it read for context?” (optional) Allowed by your answer
Run in one model lane: Standard None Run in one model lane: choose standard and press Allow

Install questions

  • “Which website should it audit for AI search visibility?” Required. You choose one website address, for example www.example.com.
  • “Which product’s knowledge may it read for context?” Optional: Skip (the permission is declined) is offered. You choose a product of the box.

Hand-offs: during a task it may hand part of the work to these workers, if they are installed: Website Owner, Ivy. The other worker works with its own permissions only. In Owner policy, allow Hand work to one other installed package with the package id of each one, for example faivr.agent.website-owner. See Hand-offs between workers.

Default autonomy levels

Shown and changed under Administration, Packages, panel Autonomy levels. It has no protected actions, so it never asks for an approval unless you raise a level to “Asks you first”.

Kind of action Default level You can raise it to
Reads its own workspace Runs on its own cannot be raised (Fixed)
Writes files in its own workspace Runs on its own Tells you after, Waits for your check
Reaches the internet through the box’s list Runs on its own cannot be raised (Fixed)
Renders web pages in its sandbox Runs on its own cannot be raised (Fixed)
Reads company knowledge Runs on its own cannot be raised (Fixed)
Hands work to other packages Runs on its own Tells you after, Waits for your check, Asks you first, Always asks, with a reason
  • Work outside its own closed workspace on the box.
  • Reach hosts, repositories or products it was not given.
  • Merge on GitHub, push to the default branch, or create tags or releases.
  • Read a stored key or password.

Write these in Chat after choosing the worker. Change the details to your company.

  1. “Audit our website for AI search visibility and list the findings with how strong the evidence is.”
  2. “Search for our company name and tell us how the results describe us.”
  3. “Write the three most important fixes for our home page as ready-to-use text.”