> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nimt.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Example questions

> Useful questions you can ask with the current Nimt tools.

After [connecting your assistant](/mcp/setup), enable Nimt in the conversation.
These examples work with project context: they do not require visibility reports
or write tools. Replace `example.com` with your project's name or website.

## Find the right project

> Use Nimt to find projects matching example.com. Show their names and IDs so I
> can choose the right one.

If several projects match, choose one before continuing. For a complete inventory:

> List all projects in my connected Nimt workspace. Fetch every page and tell me
> how many projects you found.

The connection only sees its approved workspace. To use another workspace,
[change the connection](/mcp/setup#change-or-remove-access).

## Get a project briefing

> Use Nimt to summarize this project's brand, tracked models, active prompt
> count, tags, intents, and available data range. Flag anything missing rather
> than guessing.

This produces a useful starting point for a conversation or handover. The
assistant writes the summary; its wording and layout can vary.

## Check model coverage

> For this Nimt project, compare the models currently tracked with the models
> that have appeared in its stored data. Which previously observed models are
> not currently tracked?

Previously observed models can include ones you no longer track. A configured
model may not have produced stored data yet. This comparison does not measure
brand performance on those models.

## Review prompt organization

> Show the active prompt counts by tag and intent for this project. Include tags
> with zero active prompts. Do not add tag counts together as a total.

A prompt can have multiple tags, so tag counts may overlap. The returned total
counts active, non-deleted prompts. Individual prompt text is not available
through the current MCP.

## Check available dates

> What are the earliest and latest reporting dates available for this Nimt
> project? If either date is missing, say it is unavailable. Do not assume every
> day between them has data.

The range describes stored reporting coverage. It does not retrieve a report,
guarantee continuous coverage, or identify when a specific model last ran.

## Get a reliable answer

* Say **Use Nimt** and name the project, especially when several connections
  are enabled.
* Ask the assistant to show what it retrieved and distinguish it from its own
  interpretation.
* Check the workspace, project, collection time, and pagination before comparing
  results with another conversation or the dashboard.
* Review the source data before using an AI-written summary in a customer report.

Requests such as “compare competitor visibility,” “show citations,” or “add new
prompts” need capabilities that the current MCP does not expose. Use the Nimt
app for those tasks. See [available tools](/mcp/tools) and
[changes and compatibility](/mcp/compatibility).