SurfacedBy can use AI crawler activity to suggest questions worth adding to your tracked prompts. If assistants keep fetching a page but it is missing from the citation records we compare, we flag it on AI Visibility and suggest prompts you can review.
That gives you another place to look when choosing what to track. A sizing guide or help article might be drawing AI requests even though your prompt set concentrates on product comparisons. The finding points you back to that page and the questions it could answer.
Look for “AI reads pages you are not measuring” under Recommended actions. Open its evidence to see the pages and their recorded reads over the last 30 days.
The suggestions appear on the Prompts page under Suggested by AI, marked “AI reads this page”. Check each question against the page, then track the ones that fit. Suggestions are inferred from the page path and your site’s category, so they can need editing; they are not the actual questions people asked an assistant.
A fetch alone does not prove that an answer used or cited your page. And a missing citation here means it was not found in the tracked citation records compared, not that nobody has ever received an answer citing it. Use the finding to broaden what you measure, then inspect the answers from subsequent checks.
This is available on paid plans and during a trial, with a server-side tracker connected: WordPress, Cloudflare or NGINX. The browser snippet alone cannot supply crawler records. If you need to connect one, the tracking setup guide covers the options. To inspect the activity behind a page, open its crawler detail view.
