MCP use case · Expand your scan · Gemini

Adapt your AI visibility tracking
with Gemini.

Expand your AI visibility tracking with new buyer questions, audiences or markets. Work through the additions with your assistant, review the extra coverage and build on the scan you already use.

Step-by-step guide

Add coverage without losing your existing tracking

Before you start: Connect Onsomble and choose a site with existing tracking. Describe the new product, audience or market you want to understand.

  1. Ask your assistant to read the full setup and prompt catalogue, including the schedule and any pending changes.
  2. Identify what is already covered, then agree on additional questions and the markets and AI platforms for each.
  3. Review the extra allowance per scan and its effect on recurring usage. Approve the additions you want to save.
  4. Verify the saved additions and existing coverage. Agree any manual run separately, and treat new questions as a new baseline.

What you’ll have: Broader tracking for your new priorities, with your existing questions and history preserved.

Gemini Spark
You: We want a closer look at how buyers choose an AI governance consulting partner. Can you expand Davanti’s scan across New Zealand and Australia? Keep our existing tracking and show me the proposed additions first.
Gemini:

Your 40 prompts already cover enterprise AI strategy and include a question about operating models and governance. I’d add two more specific questions about choosing a partner:

  1. 01 / SHORTLIST & SELECTION

    Which consulting partners can help an enterprise put AI governance into practice across its business units?

  2. 02 / VALIDATION

    What evidence should an enterprise ask for when evaluating an AI governance consulting partner?

Both would sit under AI & Innovation and Strategic Advisory, for AI / Innovation Leaders and Chief Information / Technology Officers. I’d assign each question explicitly to New Zealand and Australia.

Prompt set
40 existing → 42 proposed
New coverage
2 questions × 2 markets × 2 AI models
Additional usage
8 planned executions per scan
Existing tracking
Keep all 40 prompts and their classifications

After you approve, I can add these questions and confirm their products, audiences, journey stages and markets. Your current schedule is disabled, so saving the additions won’t start a scan. We can agree on the next run separately.

Connect Gemini to Onsomble

Gemini custom apps are currently available in English to people aged 18 or over in the US, using a personal Google account with Keep Activity on. Work and school accounts are not supported. Gemini account requirements

In Gemini on the web, open Settings → Connected Apps → Add a custom app. If Connected Apps is under Personal Intelligence, open that first. Enter the server address below, then sign in to Onsomble and approve access. In your chat, type @ and select Onsomble before sending the prompt.

https://mcp.onsomble.ai/mcpGemini connection guide

Try this prompt

Connect your Onsomble account and choose a site with existing tracking. Describe what has changed and what you want the new coverage to help you understand.

Help me expand AI visibility tracking for [brand / website] to cover [new product, audience, market or competitor]. I want to understand [business question]. Read the existing configuration and complete prompt catalogue first, including the schedule and any pending changes. Show what is already covered, then work with me on a focused set of additions. Propose the exact questions and classify each by product, persona, journey stage, category and tags. Check the existing classifications before creating new ones. Specify the regions for each prompt and explain any impact on existing questions that inherit the site's regions. Compare the current and proposed setup, including prompts, markets, models, competitors and estimated executions per scan. Explain any recurring allowance impact and what will happen on the next scheduled run. Ask for missing allowance information if you cannot verify it. Preserve existing prompts and assignments unless we explicitly agree to change them. Wait for my approval before saving changes. Afterwards, verify the saved additions and their classifications and regions from the returned data; flag anything you cannot confirm. Do not start a manual scan or change the schedule without separate approval. Explain how to compare existing coverage over time and treat new questions as a new baseline.

What you can do

Keep your tracking relevant as priorities change.

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A new service, a different buyer or an additional market can change the questions your business needs to track. Start with that change: tell your assistant what you want to learn. It can review the current prompt set, identify existing coverage and work with you on focused additions, including how each question relates to a product, audience and buying stage.

Review the proposed configuration before saving it. When adding markets to AI tracking, check which questions will run in each region: a site’s region list and an individual prompt’s regions can differ. Your assistant can show the additional executions across the selected AI models and help you account for the recurring usage if monitoring is enabled.

Once you approve, add the agreed coverage and verify what was saved. Keep the existing questions intact when you want to maintain their tracking history. New prompts establish their own baseline when they run; a broader prompt set can also change your overall visibility score. Compare the same questions, markets and models to understand performance over time, then review the new coverage separately.

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