Prompts
The prompts table, what a prompt's detail page shows, and how to compare one run with the last.
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The prompts table
Every tracked question in the workspace, with columns for Prompt · Type · Status · Source · Mentioned · Performance · Momentum · Schedule · Last run. Prompts are grouped into Winning, Slipping and Gaps so the table opens on what needs attention.
Per-engine results aren't columns here — they're in the run detail.
Types and tags
Generated prompts carry a category: listicle, alternatives, versus or buying-intent. The generator's default mix is nine listicles, six "alternatives to", six "vs" and four buying-intent questions. Tags can be added on top and are auto-suggested as runs come in.
Prompt detail
Each prompt has its own page. The masthead carries the question, whether it's tracked or paused, how many engines it runs on and when it last ran. A KPI ribbon — scoped to Latest run or All time — shows mentions, how many of the four LLM channels cited you, average position, sentiment and sources cited.
Below that: what each engine said, with your brand tinted in the accent colour and competitors filled in neutral grey; the answer's cited sources as Domain · path | Cited by | Tagged as; and a twelve-week run history calendar.
Comparing runs
The Latest / Previous / Diff control sits on prompt detail, not on Compare LLMs. Diff is a structured table — Engine | Previous | Latest | Change — covering mention status, position, sentiment and citation count. It needs at least two completed runs.
Running prompts
Run one from its page with Re-run now, or several from the table with Run (N) or Run all active. If a single channel failed you can re-run just that one, which replaces that channel's data in place rather than creating a new run.
A run can finish partial — some engines answered, some didn't. Failures are reported per channel without naming the vendor, and channels outside your plan are skipped silently.
Managing prompts
Pause stops the schedule but keeps the history. Archive takes a prompt off the active list and frees its slot. Delete removes it and its history for good, and is available in bulk.