Schedule a one-time re-run of prompts for a site, N days from now, to see whether published fixes got the brand cited — typically get_fix_plan's verify_prompts, with its audit_id as the baseline. Nothing runs or bills now.
Billing: free to schedule; when it runs, 5–12¢ per engine check (33¢ per prompt on the four default engines, ai-mode 10¢) for each prompt × engine answered, plus a fix-it playbook for each answered check that didn't cite the brand, billed on LLM usage (about 12¢ each), plus about 45¢ for the audit rollup. estimated_cost_cents covers the checks only. If credit runs short then, only the checks the balance covers run and get_recheck reports out_of_credits.
Limits: at most 25 rechecks waiting to run per workspace, 25 prompts each; cancel_recheck removes one before it fires.
When to call: after the user has published fixes, to learn later whether AI engines now cite or mention the brand (engines take days to weeks to pick up a change; for an answer now use check_brand_citation).
Inputs:
site_id — from list_sites; or domain instead.
prompts — e.g. the plan's verify_prompts. Omit to re-ask the baseline audit's prompts (25 or fewer).
days — 1–90, default 14.
engines — optional; defaults to the four core engines, ai-mode is opt-in.
baseline_audit_id — e.g. get_fix_plan's audit_id. Default: the site's newest completed audit that asked these prompts.
label — optional note shown with it.
When it fires: the daily scheduler (06:00 UTC) runs one fresh audit (no cached answers) on its first pass at or after run_at, once; no email or saved report — read it with get_recheck.
Returns { recheck_id, status: "scheduled", site_id, domain, label, run_at, prompts, engines, checks, baseline: {audit_id, completed_at} | null, prompts_without_baseline, estimated_cost_cents, charged_cents: 0, note? }. prompts_without_baseline get an after-only result.
Example: { site_id: "…", prompts: ["best invoicing app for freelancers"], baseline_audit_id: "…" }
