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7th November 2025
More information in Perplexity responsePerplexity API endpoint has been significantly expanded to reflect extra fields in the Perplexity response. The endpoint now automatically extracts structured data objects based on query intent:Shopping data extraction:
  • Complete product information with titles, descriptions, pricing, and ratings
  • Multiple merchant offers and availability status
  • Product variants, images, and detailed specifications
  • Shopping cards with promotional tags and categorization
Media content extraction:
  • Video content with thumbnails, dimensions, and source attribution
  • Image extraction with metadata and sizing information
  • Support for YouTube, stock photos, and other media platforms
Travel and location data:
  • Hotel listings with ratings, reviews, amenities, and pricing
  • Place information with categories, coordinates, and contact details
  • Address data, map URLs, and image galleries
Enhanced search intelligence:
  • Related query suggestions for follow-up searches
  • Internal search query tracking showing how responses are generated
  • Advanced citation processing and source attribution
The documentation now provides complete schema definitions for all response objects, including field types, descriptions, and examples. No API changes were required - these features were already available and are now properly documented.Learn more in the updated Perplexity API documentation.
6th November 2025
Entity extraction for ChatGPTChatGPT responses now include automatic entity extraction when specific items, products, brands, or concepts are identified. This feature provides structured data objects for:
  • Product Recognition: Automatically identify and extract product mentions
  • Brand Tracking: Monitor brand references across ChatGPT responses
  • Concept Analysis: Extract named entities for semantic analysis
  • Content Classification: Categorize response content based on extracted entities
Each entity includes:
  • Type: Entity type identifier (e.g., “product”, “software”)
  • Name: Entity name or title (e.g., “adidas Grand Court Lo”, “Nike Dunk Low Retro SE”)
Entity extraction works alongside shopping cards to provide comprehensive structured data extraction from ChatGPT responses. No additional parameters are required - entities are automatically detected and included when available.Learn more in our ChatGPT documentation.
1st November 2025
Shopping Cards for ChatGPTChatGPT responses now automatically include structured shopping cards when product information is detected. This feature enables:
  • Product Monitoring: Track prices, ratings, and availability over time
  • Price Tracking: Monitor price changes across different regions
  • Competitive Intelligence: Extract structured product data for analysis
  • Commerce Integration: Build price comparison and recommendation systems
Shopping cards include comprehensive product details:
  • Product Information: Name, brand, description, detailed specifications
  • Pricing Data: Current price, original price, discount information
  • Commercial Details: Multiple merchant offers, availability, checkout options
  • Media Assets: Product images, checkout-specific images
  • Social Proof: Ratings, review counts, rating citations with sources
  • Offer Details: Merchant-specific pricing, promotional tags, shipping costs
The shopping cards feature supports:
  • Multi-offer products: Compare different merchants for the same product
  • Price breakdown: Detailed pricing including base, shipping, tax, and total
  • Promotional content: Tags, tooltips, and special offers
  • Rich media: Multiple product images and checkout assets
  • Availability tracking: Real-time stock and checkout status
No additional parameters are required - shopping cards are automatically detected and included when available.Learn more in our ChatGPT documentation.
31st October 2025
New dedicated endpointsEach AI model now has its own dedicated endpoint for better performance and clearer documentation:
27th October 2025
Added Google AI OverviewGoogle AI Overview is now supported. You can extract structured data from AI-generated summaries that appear at the top of Google search results.To monitor AI Overview, set "model": "AIOVERVIEW" in your API requests:
{
  "prompt": "What are the best electric vehicles in 2025?",
  "model": "AIOVERVIEW",
  "country": "US"
}
All existing features work with AI Overview, including:
  • Structured data extraction with sources & citations
  • Localization across different countries
  • Markdown format support
Learn more in our API reference.
18th October 2025
Added Google AI ModeGoogle’s AI Mode results are now supported. You can extract structured data from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot, and AI Mode using the same unified interface.To monitor AI Mode, set "model": "AIMODE" in your API requests:
{
  "prompt": "What do you know about Acme Corp?",
  "model": "AIMODE",
  "country": "US"
}
All existing features work with AIMODE, including:
  • Structured data extraction with sources & citations
  • Localization across different countries
  • Markdown format support
  • Citation grouping and processing
Learn more in our API Reference.
17th October 2025
Added include.rawResponse parameterYou can now access the underlying AI provider payload in monitoring responses (ChatGPT-only). Enable it with "include.rawResponse": true to receive the full provider response alongside cloro’s structured output.
{
  "prompt": "What do you know about Acme Corp?",
  "model": "CHATGPT",
  "include": {
    "markdown": true,
    "rawResponse": true
  }
}
Learn more in our API Reference.
16th October 2025
Added Microsoft CopilotMicrosoft Copilot (formerly Bing Chat) is now supported. You can now extract structured data from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Copilot using the same unified interface.To use Copilot, simply set "model": "COPILOT" in your API requests:
{
  "prompt": "What do you know about Acme Corp?",
  "model": "COPILOT",
  "country": "US"
}
All existing features work with Copilot, including:
  • Structured data extraction with sources & citations
  • Localization across different countries
  • Markdown format support
  • Citation grouping and processing
Learn more in our API Reference.
15th October 2025
Added PerplexityPerplexity is now supported. You can now extract structured data from both ChatGPT and Perplexity models using the same unified interface.To use Perplexity, simply set "model": "PERPLEXITY" in your API requests:
{
  "prompt": "What do you know about Acme Corp?",
  "model": "PERPLEXITY",
  "country": "US"
}
All existing features work with Perplexity, including:
  • Structured data extraction with sources & citations
  • Localization across different countries
  • Markdown format support
Learn more in our API Reference.
14th October 2025
Added searchQueries field to responsesAll AI monitoring responses now include a searchQueries field that shows the search terms used to generate the AI response.
{
  "success": true,
  "result": {
    "text": "The name \"Acme Corporation\" is used in various contexts...",
    "searchQueries": [
      "What is Acme Corporation?",
      "Acme Corp company overview",
      "Acme Corporation products and services"
    ]
  }
}
Learn more in our API Reference.
11th October 2025
Added include.markdown parameterYou can now receive markdown-formatted content in AI monitoring responses. Perfect for documentation workflows and content management systems.
{
  "prompt": "What do you know about Acme Corp?",
  "model": "CHATGPT",
  "include": {
    "markdown": true
  }
}
Learn more in our API Reference.
9th October 2025
🎉 cloro API LaunchOur AI monitoring API is now live! Extract structured data from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Mode and other AI models about your brand or any topic across different regions.Key features:
  • AI response monitoring across different countries
  • Structured data extraction with sources and citations
  • Support for text and HTML formats
  • Real-time AI model tracking
Get started with our welcome guide or explore the API reference.