MCP prompt library

The three numbers that moved most, why, and the two things to do next week.

Trends, wins, problems and next month’s focus, ready to file.

Which prompts went from not visible to visible this week, and the reverse.

Which AI engine mentions you most and least, and where the gap comes from.

Rank markets by country and language, with a one-line verdict each.

Five lines at most: status, change, risk, next step.

Credits used per project and what next month will need at this pace.

You versus the top three competitors, per engine and per market.

Prompts where competitors appear and you do not, with the sources behind them.

How AI answers describe [Competitor]: strengths, weaknesses, labels.

The prompts you already win, and how to hold them.

Brands newly appearing in AI answers that you do not track yet.

An 8-slide outline with the data for each slide.

Positive and negative framing of you and your competitors.

The most cited sites, and which of them do not mention you yet.

For [prompt group], the one or two sources most worth winning.

Media, reviews, forums, institutions: where you are missing.

Sites worth contacting, with priority, reason and angle.

Sites that entered or dropped out this month, and what it means for you.

Where AI gets your brand wrong, and where it comes from.

Eight articles, prioritised by gap.

A brief for “[Prompt]” you can hand to a writer.

Did visibility for each article’s target prompts improve after publishing?

Articles awaiting review and what to check in each.

Prompts best won with a comparison article, and against whom.

The questions buyers actually ask, drawn from AI answers.

Awareness, consideration, decision: where you are missing.

A professional report you can send as is.

A 10-slide outline with the data per slide.

Current state: visibility, coverage, engine and market gaps.

Competitive landscape and citation sources.

A 90-day action plan, broken down by fortnight.

Progress and risk for every client project in one table.

Make the case for the next phase with the last months’ data.

An opening email to a prospect, led by their scan results.