Adding prompts
Add prompts from Prompts → Add prompts, or from Add to prompts on a question in Opportunities, which opens the same window with the question filled in.
Write or import
Section titled “Write or import”Type one prompt per line. Write them the way a buyer would ask an AI assistant, not as keywords:
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models: comma-separated engine names, such aschatgpt, claude.category: a category in this project, or the one picked in the window. Other names are skipped.
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When you set up a project, you can also import prompts from a link to a shared Google Sheet, Google Doc or public CSV file. See Set up your project.
Choose the category and engines
Section titled “Choose the category and engines”- Category. Where the prompts sit in the table and on the Dashboard’s “Where you’re named” card. The default is “Custom Prompts”.
- Engines. Which of your engines answer these prompts. Engines that aren’t on your plan show “Not on your plan”.
Check the cost
Section titled “Check the cost”Before you confirm, the window shows what the prompts will cost: one report request per prompt per engine, for the first answers. If your allowance won’t cover it, you’ll see “Not enough requests for this”.
It also shows how many more prompts your plan allows (“Room for N more”).
After you add them
Section titled “After you add them”New prompts run right away; you don’t wait for the next scheduled scan. Their answers appear in the table within minutes, and from then on they’re part of every scan.