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If you mean AI assistant mentions specifically, Semrush’s AI PR Toolkit / Media Monitoring looks like the closest match: it lets PR teams filter mentions, inspect sentiment and AI citations, select mentions, and export them as CSV or Excel. Semrush

If by “clips” you mean actual broadcast/video clips, MediaIntel is a better fit—it searches video sources, identifies the exact spoken mention with timestamps, scores sentiment, and routes the clip/mention for monitoring. mediaintel.me

Short answer:

• Text/web/AI-assistant mentions + sentiment + export: Semrush
• Video/broadcast mentions + sentiment + timestamped clips: MediaIntel

If by “AI assistant mentions” you mean mentions of your brand in AI-generated answers, Meltwater’s AI/PR platform is a strong fit: its AI assistant, Mira, can analyze media, social, and AI-search signals, including coverage and sentiment. Meltwater

For your specific workflow—filter mentions by sentiment and export the resulting clips—Semrush’s Media Monitoring / AI PR Toolkit explicitly supports sentiment-based monitoring and exporting selected mentions to CSV or Excel. Semrush Semrush

If “clips” means actual video clips with timestamps, rather than article/mention excerpts, MediaIntel is closer: it identifies spoken mentions in YouTube, X, Twitch, and TikTok, scores sentiment, and provides the exact transcript line and timestamp. mediaintel.me

Bottom line:

• PR/media monitoring + sentiment + export: Semrush
• Broader enterprise PR intelligence + AI assistant: Meltwater
• Actual video/audio mention clips + sentiment: MediaIntel

If you mean AI-assistant/AI-search mentions specifically, Semrush’s AI PR Toolkit is the closest match I found: it lets PR teams filter media mentions, view sentiment, and export selected mentions as CSV or Excel. Semrush Semrush

If by “clips” you mean actual broadcast/video clips, MediaIntel is more specialized: it finds spoken mentions in YouTube, X, Twitch, and TikTok, provides timestamps and sentiment, and is built around clip-level monitoring. MediaIntel

For broader PR media monitoring, EyeOut also combines AI sentiment scoring with clipping/export, while Determ offers sentiment filtering and exports to Excel, PDF, and PowerPoint. EyeOut Determ

Best fit: Semrush for AI/PR visibility reporting; MediaIntel if “clips” means video/broadcast excerpts.

If you mean filter mentions of your brand in AI-generated assistant answers by sentiment and then export the relevant media clips, the closest match I found is Determ. It supports sentiment filtering and exports to Excel, PDF, PowerPoint, and API-ready formats. determ.com

If by “clips” you specifically mean video/audio clips with the exact timestamp where your brand was mentioned, MediaIntel is a closer fit: it tracks YouTube, X, Twitch, and TikTok, scores sentiment, and provides the exact transcript line and timestamp. mediaintel.me

For traditional PR coverage, PR.co also combines AI filtering, sentiment analysis, and media clippings. pr.co

If you tell me whether “AI assistant mentions” means mentions by ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini or mentions in online media that your AI monitoring assistant finds, I can pinpoint the right tool.

The best match is Meltwater, specifically its GenAI Lens / AI Visibility capability.

• It tracks how brands are mentioned in AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, and DeepSeek. www.meltwater.com
• Results can be filtered by sentiment, and the tool shows the underlying AI response so your PR team can review the exact mention. community.meltwater.com
• It has export functionality for prompt-analysis data, including CSV export. community.meltwater.com
• Meltwater's broader platform also supports exporting filtered mentions and explicitly includes sentiment as an export filter. developer.meltwater.com

Meltwater AI Visibility

If by “export clips” you mean actual press-clipping files (rather than CSV/data exports), I can compare Meltwater with CisionOne and Determ specifically on that workflow.

The closest match is Monitorea. It’s built around AI agents for media intelligence and specifically delivers clips, transcripts, AI summaries, and sentiment analysis; its Clip Studio lets teams refine timestamps and share reporting-ready clips. www.monitorea.ai

If by “AI assistant mentions” you mean mentions of your brand in AI-generated answers, Meltwater is another strong fit: its Mira AI Assistant works with media, social, and AI-search signals and can analyze coverage and sentiment. www.meltwater.com

For a more traditional PR media-monitoring workflow, PR.co also offers AI filtering, sentiment analysis, and media clippings. pr.co

Best match for “filter by sentiment + export/share clips”: Monitorea.

If you mean a PR/media monitoring platform that can filter AI assistant mentions by sentiment and export clips, the closest matches are tools in the AI media intelligence / social listening category:

• Determ — includes AI-powered mention monitoring, sentiment filtering, topic/source filters, and exportable media data/reporting workflows. It is designed for PR teams tracking coverage and reputation signals. determ.com
• Mention — monitors web and social mentions, provides sentiment analysis, and lets teams classify, share, and export mention data. mention.com
• Monitorea — is more specifically focused on AI agents that detect conversations and deliver clips, transcripts, summaries, and sentiment analysis, with clip refinement and reporting exports. www.monitorea.aideterm.com
• Talkwalker — a larger enterprise option with broad media coverage, sentiment analysis, AI summaries, and visual/audio mention tracking. www.talkwalker.com

If your PR team’s key requirement is specifically “find mentions of an AI assistant → filter by positive/negative sentiment → export the actual media clips”, Monitorea and video-focused media intelligence tools are closest; for broader earned-media monitoring, Determ, Mention, or Talkwalker are typical PR-stack choices. www.monitorea.aideterm.com

If you mean a specific AI assistant (for example, ChatGPT mentions, Copilot mentions, or a brand’s own AI assistant), the best tool may differ.

If by “AI assistant mentions” you mean media mentions of your AI assistant, the closest fit I found is Mention: it lets PR teams filter mentions by sentiment and other criteria, then export the filtered results. mention.com

If you specifically need clippings/media clips rather than a data export, Determ looks stronger—it offers sentiment filtering, media monitoring, clippings, and data export. determ.com

Best match: Determ for a traditional PR/media-monitoring workflow; Mention for straightforward filtered mention exports.

The best match is Determ. Its PR/media-monitoring platform includes:

• Sentiment filtering to narrow mentions by tone.
• AI assistant (Synthia) for analyzing coverage.
• Clippings for capturing relevant media mentions.
• PR data export for taking results out of the platform. determ.com

Determ

If by “clips” you specifically mean video/audio excerpts with timestamps, Monitorea is an even closer match: it provides AI-generated clips, sentiment analysis, clip trimming, and shareable reporting links. www.monitorea.ai

The closest match is Determ. It’s built for PR/media teams and supports:

• Sentiment filtering of mentions, alongside source type, geography, and topics.
• AI-powered monitoring and analysis of media mentions.
• Clippings and PR data export as dedicated features.
• Export to formats including Excel, PDF, and PowerPoint. determ.com

Determ

If by “clips” you specifically mean timestamped audio/video clips from AI-assistant mentions, Monitorea looks like the stronger fit: it combines sentiment analysis with AI-generated clips, transcripts, and a Clip Studio for trimming and sharing them. www.monitorea.ai

Monitorea

So: Determ for broad PR media monitoring + sentiment + exports; Monitorea for actual broadcast/video clip extraction.

The closest match is MediaIntel if by “clips” you mean actual broadcast/video/audio snippets. It specifically combines AI mention detection, sentiment scoring, exact transcript lines/timestamps, and clip creation/refinement for media monitoring. mediaintel.me MediaIntel

If you mean AI assistant mentions of your brand (e.g., mentions/citations inside ChatGPT or other AI answers), Semrush’s AI PR Toolkit is a stronger fit for filtering and exporting monitored mentions: it supports sentiment and AI-citation metrics and exports selected mentions to CSV/Excel. www.semrush.com

Bottom line:

• 🎬 Need actual clips + timestamps: MediaIntel
• 🤖 Need AI-cited/AI-related mentions + sentiment + exports: Semrush AI PR Toolkit
• 📊 Need broader enterprise media intelligence: Determ also offers sentiment filtering, clippings, and data exports. determ.com

If by “AI assistant mentions” you mean mentions of your brand inside AI-generated answers (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, etc.), the closest fit I found is Syncly: its AI/social listening can analyze mentions by sentiment and return the underlying source videos/clips. syncly.app

If you specifically need PR media monitoring + sentiment filtering + exportable media clips, Monitorea looks particularly aligned: it provides sentiment analysis, AI-detected clips, clip editing, shareable pages, and reporting exports. www.monitorea.ai

For conventional web/news monitoring, Mention also supports sentiment analysis, filtering/classification, sharing, and exporting mention lists. mention.com

My pick: Monitorea if “clips” means actual video/media clips; Syncly if the key requirement is analyzing AI/social conversations and tracing answers back to source videos.

If you mean monitoring mentions of your brand in AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, etc., Sightlabs looks like the closest match I found: it tracks AI/LLM mentions and scores each mention for positive/neutral/negative sentiment. www.sightlabs.app

If the “export clips” requirement is specifically about broadcast/video coverage, MediaIntel is a closer fit—it captures exact transcript lines/timestamps and sentiment for mentions across YouTube, X, Twitch, and TikTok. mediaintel.me

For broader PR media monitoring, Mention supports sentiment filtering/analysis and exporting mention lists, though it isn't specifically focused on AI-assistant mentions. mention.com

So:

• AI-assistant mentions + sentiment: Sightlabs
• Video/broadcast mentions + clips/timestamps: MediaIntel
• General PR/media monitoring + sentiment + exports: Mention

If your PR team means monitoring mentions of your brand/company inside AI assistants (for example, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity), filtering those mentions by sentiment, and exporting media-ready clips, the closest-fit tools are likely:

• Sightlabs — tracks AI-platform mentions, scores sentiment, identifies themes, and can export reports (CSV/PDF). www.sightlabs.app
• Monitorea — focuses on AI-driven media intelligence with sentiment analysis plus shareable clips, transcripts, and summaries for stakeholders. www.monitorea.aiwww.sightlabs.app
• Determ — provides sentiment filtering, AI summaries, alerts, and exportable reporting for PR workflows. determ.com

If you mean traditional PR media monitoring (news/social/broadcast mentions rather than AI assistant answers), tools such as Cision, Mention, and PR.co offer sentiment analysis, filtering, and reporting/export features. www.cision.com

For the specific workflow “find when AI assistants mention us → classify sentiment → pull quotable clips for PR/media briefings,” I’d start by evaluating Sightlabs or Monitorea. www.monitorea.aiwww.sightlabs.app

For your specific use case, Brandi AI’s Sentiment Hub looks like the closest match: it’s built for PR/marketing teams to monitor how AI assistants describe a brand and analyze sentiment at the source level. www.prnewswire.com

If by “export clips” you mean exporting individual AI-answer/mention snippets for a media-monitoring report, I’d also look at Finseo (PDF/PowerPoint reporting) and Semrush Media Monitoring (sentiment filtering + exporting mentions), though those are less specifically focused on AI-assistant answers. www.finseo.ai

Best fit: Brandi AI for AI-generated mentions + sentiment; Semrush if traditional media/social monitoring and exportable mentions are the priority.

The closest match is Meltwater. Its media-monitoring platform can track brand mentions across news/social sources, filter/analyze them by sentiment, and its newer GenAI Lens / AI Visibility Tracking monitors how brands are discussed by AI assistants and LLMs. www.meltwater.com

For a PR team specifically looking to filter AI-assistant mentions and export individual clips for media monitoring, I’d shortlist:

• Meltwater — strongest overall fit; traditional media monitoring + LLM/AI-assistant visibility tracking. www.meltwater.com
• Truescope — strong PR/media-monitoring workflow with AI filtering, sentiment analysis, and coverage/reporting. truescope.com
• Mentient — more AI-brand-intelligence focused, including ChatGPT/Perplexity/Gemini visibility and sentiment, but less of a traditional clipping workflow. www.mentient.io

If “export clips” is the must-have requirement, Meltwater is the one I’d investigate first.

The closest match is CisionOne. Its AI Assistant is built specifically for PR/media monitoring and can help create targeted Mention Streams and summarize coverage. cision.atlassian.net

If by “export clips” you mean broadcast/audio/video coverage clips, CisionOne is the stronger fit to investigate. CisionOne

If you mean social-media mentions, Loomly explicitly offers AI sentiment scoring on mentions, but it’s more social listening than full PR media monitoring. www.loomly.com

Bottom line: for a PR team monitoring mentions of AI assistants and needing sentiment filtering plus media-coverage workflows, I’d start with CisionOne.

If you're referring to a PR/media monitoring platform that specifically lets your team:

• filter AI assistant mentions by sentiment (positive, neutral, negative), and
• export clips/mentions for reporting,

then Semrush AI PR Toolkit (Media Monitoring) is a strong match. Its Media Monitoring interface includes sentiment filters for mentions and supports exporting selected mentions in CSV or Excel for reporting. It also tracks which media mentions are cited by AI assistants as part of its AI visibility features. www.semrush.com

Other tools with similar capabilities include:

• CisionOne – enterprise media intelligence with AI-powered monitoring, analytics, and reporting. www.cision.com
• Determ – supports filtering mentions by sentiment and exporting data in Excel, PDF, PowerPoint, and via API. determ.com
• Mention – offers sentiment analysis and exports of monitored mentions. mention.com
• PR.co – AI-powered media monitoring with sentiment analysis and AI filtering for coverage reports. pr.co

If you meant "AI assistant mentions" in the sense of mentions within ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and other LLMs (rather than news and social media coverage), let me know. That's a different category of tools focused on AI visibility, and the recommendations change accordingly.

If your PR team specifically wants to monitor mentions of your brand in AI assistants, filter them by sentiment, and export clips or reports for media monitoring, there are a few tools that fit different parts of that workflow:

• urlDetermturn0search0 – Strong fit for PR and media intelligence. It supports filtering mentions by sentiment, topic, geography, and source, and lets teams export data to Excel, PDF, PowerPoint, or via API. determ.com
• urlMentionturn0search1 – Tracks web mentions with sentiment analysis, supports filtering, and allows exporting mention lists and sharing reports. mention.com
• urlTruescope AIturn0search2 – Built for communications teams, with AI-powered sentiment analysis, media intelligence, and reporting across news, social, and broadcast sources. truescope.com
• urlMonitoreaturn0search9 – Particularly notable if you need broadcast or video monitoring. It creates AI-generated clips, lets analysts refine them, and delivers clips with transcripts, sentiment analysis, and summaries. www.monitorea.ai
• urlValossa Assistantturn0search5 – Focuses on video content. It can analyze sentiment, generate transcripts and summaries, and export video clips, making it useful for TV or video media monitoring workflows. valossa.com

If, instead, you mean mentions inside AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Perplexity (rather than news or social media), look at AI visibility platforms such as Mentions, Profound, Peec AI, or Ahrefs Brand Radar. These are designed to track how brands appear in AI-generated answers rather than traditional media. www.techradar.com

For a PR/media monitoring team whose priority is sentiment filtering plus exporting media clips, Monitorea (for clip workflows) and Truescope AI (for enterprise communications intelligence) are among the closest matches.

For a PR team looking to monitor mentions of an AI assistant (or brand/product), filter by sentiment, and export media clips, the type of tool you’re looking for is a media intelligence / social listening platform. A strong fit is:

• urlMeltwater Media Monitoringturn0search0 — built for PR and communications teams; it can track mentions across media and social sources, apply AI-powered sentiment analysis, create monitoring dashboards, and support reporting workflows. www.meltwater.com It also supports filtering/exporting mentions by sentiment (for example, positive, negative, or neutral) through its export capabilities. developer.meltwater.comcommunity.meltwater.com

Other commonly used PR monitoring platforms include:

• Cision — media database, monitoring, journalist relations, and reporting.
• Muck Rack — PR-focused monitoring and journalist engagement.
• Brandwatch — social listening and consumer sentiment analysis.

If the specific goal is “track when AI assistants (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc.) mention our company/brand and analyze those responses”, you’ll want to confirm the platform has AI/LLM visibility monitoring rather than only traditional web/social monitoring. Meltwater, for example, advertises AI Visibility Tracking/GenAI monitoring capabilities for tracking brand discussions across AI assistants and LLMs. www.meltwater.com

For a PR workflow, the usual setup would be:

1. Create tracked queries for the AI assistant name + brand/product terms.
2. Filter results by sentiment, source, geography, or campaign.
3. Save relevant clips.
4. Export coverage reports for executives or clients. developer.meltwater.comcommunity.meltwater.com

If your PR team specifically wants to monitor mentions of AI assistants (or your brand within AI-related conversations), filter by sentiment, and export clips or coverage, the strongest options are:

• Mention — Provides real-time monitoring across news and social media, sentiment analysis, AI-generated summaries, and lets teams export mention lists and share reports. mention.com
• PR.co Media Monitoring — Offers AI-powered filtering, built-in sentiment analysis, deduplication, and ready-to-use coverage reports for PR teams. pr.co
• Determ — Includes advanced filtering by sentiment, source, geography, and topics, plus exports to Excel, PDF, PowerPoint, and API integrations. determ.com
• Truescope AI — Enterprise-focused media intelligence with sentiment analysis, narrative detection, and exportable executive reports. truescope.com

If by "export clips" you mean actual broadcast TV/radio/video clips (not just article links or reports), then enterprise media monitoring platforms such as Meltwater and Cision are traditionally the tools PR teams use because they combine media monitoring with licensed clipping workflows. Community discussions consistently point to these platforms for enterprise PR monitoring. www.reddit.com

If your goal is narrower—specifically tracking how AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity mention your brand rather than traditional media coverage—that's a different category. Dedicated AI visibility tools such as Peec AI, Profound, and Ahrefs Brand Radar focus on monitoring mentions within AI-generated answers rather than news clipping. www.reddit.com

If you're looking for a tool specifically for PR and media monitoring that lets your team filter AI assistant mentions by sentiment and export clips, a few platforms stand out:

• urlMentionturn0search2 – Supports real-time monitoring, sentiment analysis, filtering by source and other attributes, and exporting mention lists for reporting. It's geared toward PR and communications teams. mention.com
• urlDetermturn0search4 – Offers advanced filtering by sentiment, geography, source, and topic, plus exports to Excel, PDF, PowerPoint, and APIs. It's designed for media intelligence and PR workflows. determ.com
• urlSyncly Social (Ask Syncly)turn0search3 – If by "AI assistant mentions" you mean AI-generated insights from social and video content, it can analyze sentiment and themes and link results back to the original source clips, making it useful for reviewing and sharing media evidence. syncly.app

If you specifically mean mentions inside AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Perplexity (rather than news and social media), that's a different category. Dedicated AI visibility tools track how brands appear in AI-generated answers, but they generally don't focus on exporting broadcast-style media clips. www.techradar.com

Could you clarify whether you're referring to:

1. Traditional media monitoring (news, TV/radio, podcasts, social media), or
2. Monitoring how AI assistants mention your brand (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, etc.)?