AI

Dan Sharp

Posted 12 November, 2024 by in

AI

The AI tab works alongside the AI API configurations for OpenAI, Gemini and Ollama.

This feature allows you to directly connect to these AI APIs and set up custom prompts with crawl data, which can be configured under ‘Config > API Access > AI’.

You’re able to configure up to 100 custom AI prompts. The results appear within the AI tab as outlined below.


Columns

This tab includes the following columns.

  • Address – The URL crawled.
  • Content Type – The content type of the URL.
  • Status Code – HTTP response code.
  • Status – The HTTP header response.
  • Indexability – Whether the URL is indexable or Non-Indexable.
  • Indexability Status – The reason why a URL is Non-Indexable. For example, if it’s canonicalised to another URL.
  • [Prompt Name] – Column heading names are dynamic based upon the name provided to each prompt. Each prompt will have a seperate named column, which will contain the results of the prompt for each URL.

Filters

This tab includes the following filters.

  • [Prompt Name] – Filters are dynamic, and will match the name of the prompt and relevant column. They show the relevant prompt column against the URLs.

Dan Sharp is founder & Director of Screaming Frog. He has developed search strategies for a variety of clients from international brands to small and medium-sized businesses and designed and managed the build of the innovative SEO Spider software.

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