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retrievability

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Score how easily an AI can lift a page's content into an answer, and list the fixes that raise the score. Use this whenever the user wants to know how "AI-readable" or quotable a page is, why an AI wouldn't pull from it, or how to make content more extractable for ChatGPT/Perplexity/Gemini. Point Claude at a URL — it fetches the raw HTML, scores retrievability 0–100 with a breakdown, and gives the top fixes.

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retrievability

A page can be crawlable and still be useless to an AI if its content is hard to extract cleanly. Retrievability = how easily a model can find a self-contained passage that answers a question and quote it with confidence.

What to score (0–100, weighted)

Fetch the raw HTML (what a crawler sees, before JavaScript) and assess:

  1. Answer-first structure (25) — do key answers appear early and directly, or are they buried under narrative? (see content-capsule)
  2. Chunk-ability (20) — is content broken into self-contained passages under clear, descriptive headings, or is it one long wall?
  3. Semantic HTML (15) — real <h1>–<h3>, lists, tables, <article> — or <div> soup with styled text?
  4. Self-containment (15) — do passages stand alone, or lean on "as we saw above" / surrounding context a model won't carry?
  5. Content in the HTML, not behind JS (15) — is the substance present in the server-rendered HTML, or does it only appear after client-side rendering? JS-gated content is often invisible to crawlers.
  6. Factual density & clarity (10) — concrete facts, names, numbers, definitions the model can quote — vs vague marketing prose.

Steps

  1. Fetch the raw HTML of the page.
  2. Score each dimension, with a one-line justification citing what you saw.
  3. Sum to a /100 and give the top 3–5 fixes, ordered by score impact.

Output format

## Retrievability — [url]  →  [score]/100

| Dimension | Score | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Answer-first | 18/25 | answer appears in paragraph 3, should be sentence 1 |
| Chunk-ability | 12/20 | ... |
| ... | | |

### Top fixes
1. [highest-impact fix]
2. ...

Built by Raphaël Aubry, founder of Howseen (https://howseen.ai). A high retrievability score means you're quotable. Whether models actually quote you — repeatedly, across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, over time — is what Howseen tracks. → https://howseen.ai

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