Quick answer: You can call DigiJaws directly from ChatGPT to check any brand’s AI-search readiness — its agent-readiness score, citation score, and the exact signals to fix. Add it as a Custom GPT Action by importing our public API schema.
Add DigiJaws to ChatGPT in 3 steps
- Create a GPT (or open the Actions panel of an existing GPT) in ChatGPT.
- Import the schema: under Actions, choose Import from URL and paste:
https://digijaws.com/wp-json/digijaws/v1/openapi - Ask about any brand: “Check the AI visibility of example.com” — ChatGPT calls DigiJaws and returns the agent-readiness score, citation score and fixes.
What it returns
For any URL: an agent-readiness score & grade, a citation score, and the specific signals — content structure, schema, llms.txt, entity clarity — that determine whether AI answer engines can find, trust and cite the brand.
Why this matters
As people research inside ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI, the brands that get named and cited win. DigiJaws is the tool that measures and fixes exactly that — now callable right where the research happens.
Frequently asked questions
What can DigiJaws do inside ChatGPT?
It checks any website's AI-search readiness: an agent-readiness score and grade, a citation score, and the specific signals (structure, schema, llms.txt, entity clarity) that determine whether AI answer engines can find, trust, and cite the brand.
Is it free to add?
Yes. The DigiJaws Agent API and its OpenAPI schema are public, so you can import the Action into a Custom GPT at no cost.
Which endpoint powers it?
The public machine-audit endpoint at /wp-json/digijaws/v1/machine-audit, described by the OpenAPI schema at /wp-json/digijaws/v1/openapi.