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How the workflows, sample reports, and developer guides fit together.

What can I explore with AnalyzeAPI?

Explore eight analysis workflows: AI text, LLM responses, SEO, website GEO, search results, keywords, Git repositories, and broader website reviews. Each has its own guide and illustrative JSON report.

Does the playground analyze my live website?

No. The playground switches between bundled sample reports. It does not crawl a website, run a model, connect to a repository, or upload visitor data. The sample labels stay visible throughout the experience.

Do I need an API key or an account?

No account or API key is needed to browse these pages or download the sample JSON files. Connecting a production analysis provider would be a separate integration with its own authentication and data-handling requirements.

How is website GEO different from SEO?

Here, GEO means generative engine optimization. Its workflow reviews supplied AI-answer mentions, citations, and supporting sources. The SEO workflow focuses on page structure, metadata, internal links, and other supplied website evidence.

Can I use the examples in my own project?

Yes. The original code examples and sample JSON are available for adaptation in your projects. Read the response-format guide before relying on a field, and keep illustrative reports separate from live measurements.

Where should I start?

Begin with the analysis overview to choose a workflow, or open the developer quickstart to load a sample report. The Analysis Journal adds longer, practical guides for each topic.

Are current keyword volumes or rankings included?

No. The keyword and SERP examples are supplied illustrations. They do not contain live keyword-volume estimates or current rank tracking. Any real provider measurements need their source, geography, and collection period attached.

Can I connect a private repository?

Not through this static site. The repository guide explains how to plan an authorized, read-only review of a known revision. A production connection would need its own secure authorization and data-handling design.

Does a sample report prove a page is accessible or secure?

No. A sample demonstrates a report shape. Even a real set of limited checks would need its scope explained before making a broader accessibility or security claim.

How do I follow new reading material?

The RSS feed includes the journal articles and the site’s substantive guides. Add it to a feed reader. No newsletter signup or account is required.

Where can I send a correction?

Use the Contact page and include the relevant URL and passage. Keep confidential information out of the initial message.

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