Best way to check if Google can actually see my AI-generated content?

Hey folks, I'm experimenting with different AI website builders, and I'm trying to figure out if Google can actually see the content I'm creating. I've been burned before where a site looks great to humans but is basically invisible to search engines. What are some reliable methods to verify that Googlebot is properly crawling and indexing my AI-generated content? Are there specific tools or techniques you recommend to ensure that Google can access and understand my site's content?

It's interesting to think about how the definition of seeing a website has changed over time for search engines. Initially, it was all about parsing the raw HTML, but now, with the increasing use of Javascript and dynamic content, search engines have to essentially run the website in a virtual browser to fully understand what's on the page. This creates new challenges and complexities for both website developers and search engine engineers.

A foolproof method is to use Google's Search Console, but it can take a little while for Google to crawl and index. Therefore, some quicker ways to check if Google sees your site involves using the Fetch as Googlebot tool (also within Search Console, though it might be phased out soon). Another way is to view your site's cached version. These let you see how Google renders your page. If you are using an SPA, and Google can't see all your content, you may need to implement pre-rendering; some people use prerender io so that Google sees the pre-rendered HTML.