AirPulse.ai Launches MCP Server and Social Listening Features
On Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026, AirPulse.ai – a challenger AI‑Generated Answer Optimization (AEO) platform based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India – announced the release of a new MCP server, social listening capabilities, a one‑click Google Search Console connection, a WordPress plugin, and eight distinct email alerts.
The platform now monitors how leading AI assistants – ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI – mention and cite a brand, providing marketers with a measured answer, source links, and recommended fixes that can be published to the website within the same week.
A one‑click integration with Google Search Console converts six months of a brand’s real search queries into the specific questions the platform tracks and seeks to improve in AI‑generated answers.
The social listening module watches news outlets, review sites, forums, YouTube, X and LinkedIn for brand mentions, flagging those that require a reply or pose reputational risk.
The new WordPress plugin opens a site to AI crawlers, injects the structured data that AI assistants read, displays which assistants have visited, applies recommended fixes, and can publish the updated content directly.
Email alerts now include same‑day warnings when visibility shifts sharply and a weekly Brand Digest summarising the most critical actions.
In a practical illustration, BytePe – an online electronics retailer in India that publishes its blog through AirPulse.ai – saw citations of its blog by AI assistants surge from 25 to 213 within a single week in August 2026, spanning ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI.
During the platform’s initial weeks, AirPulse.ai handled more than 500 requests from six organisations, demonstrating early market traction.
"Buyers now ask an AI assistant before they ever visit a website, so being named in that answer is a marketing priority," said Vinay Jaasti, co‑founder and CTO of Airmeet, the company behind AirPulse.ai. "Knowing where you stand is only half of it. This release lets teams fix what they find the same week."
Lalit Mangal, co‑founder and CEO of Airmeet, added, "Our customers kept asking for fewer steps between an insight and a change on their site. Now a marketer can ask Claude what slipped, see why, and publish the fix without waiting on a developer."
AirPulse.ai is part of Airmeet, a platform for virtual, hybrid and in‑person events founded in 2019 and trusted by more than 4,000 organisations. The tool is immediately available at airpulse.ai.
Contact: Harsh Songra, AirPulse.ai, harsh.songra@airmeet.com