Once the Leadstore MCP connector is added, the hard part is not setup, it is remembering it is there. Seven real prompts mapped to the seven things the connector can check, one per tool, ready to try the first time a chat opens.
1. What's my AI visibility score right now?
Pulls the current score straight from the account. Useful as a standing check before a meeting, without opening the dashboard first. A natural follow-up, "and how does that compare to a month ago," pulls both numbers in the same conversation.
2. Who are my tracked competitors, and has that list changed recently?
Returns the full competitor list. Good for catching one that got added automatically and should not be there, before it shapes a content decision. Competitor lists on any AI-visibility tool tend to auto-populate from whatever competing brands show up in audit results, and that process is not perfect.
3. What's in my content calendar for the next two weeks?
Pulls scheduled content. Worth asking before sitting down to plan new topics, so nothing gets duplicated, and it is also the fastest way to confirm whether last week's post actually went out.
4. Show me my recent blog drafts and their status.
Lists drafts and where each stands. Useful when it is unclear whether a piece is still waiting on review or already published, especially across more than one site.
5. Where has my brand been mentioned across AI platforms lately?
Pulls mention data across the assistants Leadstore tracks. Worth asking after a launch or a press mention, and worth revisiting rather than asking once, since AI-platform mentions can lag traditional search results by weeks.
6. How does my share of voice compare to my top two competitors this month?
Pulls share-of-voice numbers directly, so a follow-up question, like why a number dropped, stays in the same conversation instead of requiring a screenshot to explain to someone else.
7. List the sites connected to my account.
The simplest one, and the right first test after connecting. If it returns the right site, the connector is working. If it comes back empty or errors, that is the first thing to check before trying anything else on this list.
Why seven and not more
Every prompt above maps to one of the connector's seven tools, which is also every read the connector currently supports. Asking for something outside this list, like publishing a draft or adding a competitor, will not work yet, since those are write actions the connector does not expose today.
How this fits into the three Leadstore stages
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Stage 1, account + site added: users get the audit reward before any tag or key - four core channel scores, top fixes, readiness, generated llms.txt and llm-data.json, and the Leadstore Tag snippet to install.
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Stage 2, tag installed: users get the live telemetry reward with no key required - AI-crawler activity by engine, verified-bot counts, human traffic, top sources, top pages, devices and geography.
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Stage 3, key connected: users add answer tracking on top of the audit and telemetry layers - Visibility Score, SAIV, Brand Monitor, share of voice, citations, competitors and hallucination checks.
Next step
Connect the Leadstore MCP server, then try the first prompt above in your next chat.
