How the engines frame each brand when they name it
NOT a score. THE DENOMINATOR IS classified, NOT answers_naming_them, and that is the whole shape of this endpoint. The classifier abstains on most listicle mentions by design: being item four in '12 best tools' is a mention with no opinion attached, and inventing one would be the product making something up. So classified is usually much smaller than answers_naming_them, and a share computed against the latter understates every brand's positivity by the abstention rate.
There is no single sentiment number per brand, for the same reason there is no single visibility score: recommended and negative are separate counts over a shared denominator, and collapsing them discards the actionable part.
Request
- Base URL: https://app.aimentiontracker.ai/api/v1
- URL: https://app.aimentiontracker.ai/api/v1/sentiment
- Auth: API key in header X-API-Key
Query parameters
Which brand to report on, from GET /brands. REQUIRED when the organisation has more than one: omitting it returns 400 brand_required rather than defaulting, because a silent default files one customer's numbers under another's. Ignored by a key pinned to a single brand, which refuses any other.
Response
OK
Changes
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