# Citations Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/citations See which pages and domains AI platforms rely on to answer your prompts. Identify trusted sources, competitor-owned citations, and publisher targets for outreach. Citations shows the sources AI platforms relied on when answering your tracked prompts. This view is designed for two jobs: * **Understand what AI trusts** in your category (the sources it repeatedly pulls from). * **Turn citation patterns into action** (what to improve on your site, and which publishers to target). *** ## Filters Use the filters in the top bar to scope the dataset you’re reviewing. | Filter | What it does | | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **All platforms** | Limit citations to selected AI platforms. | | **Time range** | Review citation trends for a specific period (e.g., last 7/30/90 days). | *** ## Two views: Cited Pages vs Cited Domains Cited Pages lists individual URLs that AI platforms used as sources. Use this view when you want to: * find specific articles that dominate citations for your prompts * see whether those pages lead to **Mentions** of your brand * identify publisher pages where you’re missing (good outreach targets) **Columns** | Column | Meaning | | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **URL** | The cited page. | | **Used** | How many times this URL appeared as a source across tracked prompt executions in the selected time range. | | **Platforms** | Which AI platforms cited this page. | | **Type** | Source category (Publisher, Competitor, Owned, Community, Other). | | **Mentions** | Brands detected in the answers that cited this page. | | **Mentioned** | Whether your brand was mentioned (**Yes/No**) in answers that cited this page. | **Mentions** and **Citations** are different signals. A model can cite a source without mentioning your brand, and it can mention your brand without citing your domain. Cited Domains aggregates citations by domain instead of individual URLs. Use this view when you want to: * see which domains AI platforms rely on most (category authority) * identify systematic gaps (competitor domains cited more than yours) * prioritize outreach targets (publishers that appear across many prompts) **Columns** | Column | Meaning | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Domain** | The cited domain (e.g., github.com, reddit.com). | | **Used** | How often this domain appeared as a source across tracked prompt executions (shown as a percentage in this view). | Cited Domains is a prioritization tool. Once you find a high-usage domain, switch back to **Cited Pages** to see which exact URLs are driving it. *** ## Source types The **Type** column helps you decide what to do next. | Type | What it usually means | What to do with it | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Publisher** | Independent editorial sites / review sites drive the answer space. | Strong outreach targets; improve coverage where you’re missing. | | **Competitor** | Competitor pages are used as sources. | You likely have a content gap; build/refresh competing pages and comparisons. | | **Owned** | Your own domain is being used. | Good sign; ensure pages clearly reinforce your brand and positioning. | | **Community** | Forums, community posts, Q\&A. | Participate or seed accurate references; consider community strategy. | | **Other** | Uncategorized sources (e.g., Wikipedia, docs sites, misc). | Validate whether it’s worth influencing; sometimes it’s non-actionable. | *** ## Search and export Use **Search** to find a domain or URL quickly.\ Use **Export** to download the current table view for analysis or reporting. *** ## How to use Citations in practice 1. **Sort by Used** to find the sources that actually shape answers. 2. Check **Mentioned = No** on publisher pages — those are common “citation-without-credit” gaps. 3. If competitors dominate citations, treat it as a coverage race: comparison pages, category pages, and “alternatives” content usually moves the needle. 4. Use domains as a shortlist; use pages to pick exact outreach targets. *** ## Next steps Track Visibility Score over time and see top cited domains. Manage competitor set used in comparisons. Turn citation gaps into a repeatable action plan. # Cluster Actions Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/cluster-actions Turn “Boost” results into a prioritized action board (outreach, community, guest posts) based on what AI systems cite today. Cluster Actions is where Nobori.ai converts your **Boosted Prompts** into a practical execution plan. When you Boost a cluster in **Prompts**, we analyze: * what sources AI systems are citing for those prompts today * where your brand is missing * what actions would most likely increase your chance to be **mentioned and cited** for the same buyer-intent questions Cluster Actions are created from **Boost** on the Prompts page. If you haven’t boosted a cluster yet, start in Prompts. *** ## What you’ll see ### Cluster selector On the left, choose **All Clusters** or a specific cluster (e.g., “Custom Software Development”).\ Actions are scoped to the selected cluster. ### Filters At the top you can filter by: * **Type** (action type) * **Priority** * **Effort** * **Platforms** (where the prompt runs / is tracked) ### Board columns Same workflow as Foundation: * **To do** * **In Progress** * **Completed** * **Dismissed** *** ## What “Boost Prompts” means Each action is tied to the **Boost Prompts** you selected (the buyer-intent questions you want to win).\ We show those prompts inside the action so you always know what the work is meant to improve. Typical Boost prompts look like: * “Best \[category] tools” * “Shortlist vendors for \[use case]” * “Compare providers for \[requirements]” * “RFP / proposal guidance for \[category]” *** ## Action types Below are the most common action types you’ll see. Your workspace may not include all of them yet. ### Outreach **Goal:** get added to pages that already rank and get cited (listicles, directories, high-authority publisher pages). What it usually includes: * a clear “exact ask” (what to request from the publisher/editor) * proof points to prepare (only verifiable items) * paste-ready snippets you can adapt * a list of target pages under **Evidence** **Success looks like:** your brand appears on existing high-visibility pages that AI systems already retrieve for the cluster. *** ### Community **Goal:** earn crawlable mentions in high-ranking community threads (e.g., Reddit, DEV, LinkedIn discussions) that AI systems may cite. What it usually includes: * which platforms/threads to reply to * guidance on what to write (helpful points, not promotional) * one contextual link instruction (where appropriate) * **Evidence** links to the threads/pages we’re targeting **Success looks like:** helpful replies that get indexed, rank, and become retrieval sources for buyer prompts. *** ### Guest Posts **Goal:** publish ranking-capable listicle-style posts on third-party domains (often paid placements) to create additional sources that mention your brand. What it usually includes: * a title variation for each placement * a short outline (intro angle, criteria, list structure, FAQ) * uniqueness rules (avoid duplicated content across placements) * estimated price and target country (if available) * **Recommended placements** (when provided by your placement provider) **Success looks like:** multiple independent pages that can rank and be cited for the same cluster topics. *** ### Owned Listicle (if available) **Goal:** create one canonical “hub” page on your own domain that external placements should link to. Why it matters: * centralizes link equity to one page * improves conversion (it’s your site) * gives AI systems a strong, structured source to cite **Success looks like:** one authoritative page that becomes the default citation target. *** ### Free Publish (if available) **Goal:** publish vendor-intent longform on free platforms (e.g., Medium, LinkedIn, Dev.to) to create additional retrievable sources. **Success looks like:** more crawlable mentions across platforms that AI systems already ingest. *** ## Opening an action Click a card to open details. You’ll typically see: ### Description What the action is, why it matters for AI retrieval, and what not to do. ### Subtasks Concrete steps to execute the action. Check them off as you go. ### Evidence Pages where your brand is missing or competitors are present.\ These links explain *why* the action exists. ### Recommended placements (Guest Posts only) A list of suggested domains, often with: * estimated price * category / vertical * country coverage ### Impact What should change when this action is completed (e.g., more third-party sources mentioning you in the correct context). *** ## How to use the board effectively 1. Start with **High priority / Medium effort** 2. Move cards as you work: **To do → In Progress → Completed** 3. Treat each action as a measurable experiment: * publish / outreach / reply * wait for indexing * watch changes in cluster visibility and citations Want to regenerate actions after new content or placements go live? Boost the cluster again from Prompts. *** ## Related docs Manage clusters, prompts, and run Boost. See which pages and domains AI systems cite. Baseline checks that prevent citations. # Competitors Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/competitors Add, manage, and benchmark competitors across AI platforms. Compare visibility, position, and mentions to understand your competitive landscape in generative search. The **Competitors** section lets you benchmark your brand against others that appear in AI-generated answers. Nobori.ai identifies which brands are mentioned alongside yours across AI platforms — and tracks their relative visibility and ranking over time. *** ## Overview The page is divided into two main tabs: * **Active** — competitors currently tracked in your workspace * **Suggested** — AI-identified brands frequently mentioned alongside yours You can manually add competitors or activate them from suggestions. *** ## Active Competitors Active competitors are included in your visibility benchmarking. For each competitor, you’ll see: | Column | Meaning | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | **Position** | Average ranking position in AI answers | | **Visibility** | % of prompts where the competitor appears | | **Sentiment** | (Coming soon) Tone of mentions across AI responses | ### Position Position reflects how prominently a competitor appears in AI answers. Lower numbers mean stronger presence: * `#1.3` → Frequently appears near the top * `#2.9` → Appears lower in responses This helps you understand not just *who appears*, but *who dominates*. ### Visibility Visibility is the percentage of tracked prompts where the competitor is mentioned. Example: * `92%` → Appears in 92% of tracked prompts * `63%` → Appears in 63% of tracked prompts Use this to evaluate share of AI exposure across your tracked queries. *** ## Adding Competitors You can add competitors in two ways: ### 1. Manual Add Click **Add Competitor** and enter: * **Name** — brand name as it appears in AI answers * **Website** — main domain (used for citation detection) Manual addition is useful for: * Known direct competitors * Emerging brands not yet detected by AI * Strategic benchmarking targets *** ### 2. Suggested Competitors The **Suggested** tab lists brands frequently mentioned alongside yours. For each suggested competitor, you’ll see: * **Mentions** — number of times they appeared across tracked prompts * **Action** — Activate or Reject Activate to begin tracking them in the Active tab. Reject if irrelevant. This list updates dynamically based on AI response analysis. *** ## Bulk Actions You can select multiple competitors and: * **Activate** * **Reject** * **Delete** (for Active competitors) This helps maintain a clean, relevant competitive set. *** ## Why This Matters AI models don’t show ten blue links — they synthesize and select. Understanding who appears alongside your brand reveals: * Which competitors dominate AI answers * Where you are losing visibility * Which brands AI systems consistently prefer Tracking competitors is foundational to improving your AI visibility strategy. *** ## Related Compare competitor visibility trends over time. See which prompts trigger competitor appearances. # null Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/dashboard The Dashboard is the fastest way to answer three questions: 1. How visible is my brand across AI platforms? 2. Which competitors show up instead of me — and how strongly? 3. Which domains AI platforms cite to answer my prompts? *** ## Filters Use the top-right filters to scope the entire Dashboard. | Filter | What it changes | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **All platforms** | Limits data to selected AI platforms (e.g., ChatGPT, AI Overviews, Perplexity). | | **Time range** | Controls the reporting window (e.g., last 7 days, last 30 days, last 3 months). | | **Notifications** | Coming soon. | Filters apply to the Visibility Score chart, Competitors table, and Cited Domains table. *** ## Visibility Score The **Visibility Score** shows the percentage of prompts where your brand appears in AI-generated answers. * Higher is better. * Use it to track progress over time after changes to prompts, content, or outreach. ### Competitors toggle Enable the **Competitors** toggle to overlay tracked competitors on the same chart. This helps you see: * whether you're gaining visibility relative to others * which competitor consistently dominates across the time window *** ## Competitors widget The **Competitors** table compares active competitors using: | Column | Meaning | | -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | **Position** | Average ranking position in AI answers (lower is better). | | **Visibility** | % of prompts where the competitor appears. | Use **Show all** to open the full competitors view. Manage active competitors and review AI-suggested ones. *** ## Cited Domains widget The **Cited Domains** table lists domains AI platforms cite to answer your prompts. | Column | Meaning | | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Used** | How often the domain appears as a cited source within the selected scope. | This is the most direct signal of what sources AI platforms *trust* for your topic. Use **Show all** to open the full citations view. Drill into cited pages and domains, and find citation gaps. *** ## How to use the Dashboard well * Start with **Visibility Score** to understand overall performance. * Toggle **Competitors** to see whether gains are real or just noise. * Use **Cited Domains** to identify publishers or communities that repeatedly influence AI answers. # Foundation Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/foundation Baseline checks and fix tasks to help AI systems crawl, understand, and cite your site. Foundation is your baseline to get cited. It runs a lightweight audit of your website and generates actionable tasks when something blocks AI systems from finding, understanding, or confidently citing your content. ## What Foundation checks At the top of the page you’ll see three technical checks: * **Robots.txt** — verifies crawlers aren’t unintentionally blocked from important pages. * **Sitemap** — verifies a sitemap is present and usable for discovery. * **Crawlability** — verifies key pages can be fetched and navigated reliably. Each check shows a status: * **Good** (green): looks fine. * If a check fails: Foundation will create tasks to help you fix what’s blocking discovery/citation. Foundation refreshes on a schedule (you’ll see the next run time at the top). Results update automatically after each run. ## Tasks and the Kanban board Below the checks is a board that turns findings into work you can track. ### Board columns * **To do** — new tasks that need attention. * **In progress** — tasks you’re actively working on. * **Completed** — finished tasks. * **Dismissed** — tasks you intentionally won’t do (for now). ### Filters Use the filters at the top to focus your view: * **Type** * **Priority** * **Effort** * **Date range** You can also use **Search** to find tasks quickly. ## The two Foundation task types When Foundation generates tasks, it focuses on two high-impact areas: ### 1) Facts-rich company description A consistent, specific description across your website and public profiles helps AI systems understand: * what you do * who you serve * how to describe you accurately This improves the odds that AI answers mention your brand correctly and confidently. ### 2) Commercial pages for buyer evaluation AI systems often cite pages that look like “decision pages” — clear pages that help a buyer evaluate: * what you offer * use cases / solutions * pricing or packaging signals (even without exact numbers) * comparisons and alternatives (when relevant) * proof and outcomes (case studies, examples) This task typically includes a suggested set of pages to build or upgrade, plus why each page matters. Foundation tasks are designed to be practical. They focus on clear improvements that make your site easier to retrieve, easier to interpret, and easier to cite. ## Task details Open any task card to see: * **Status** — move the task across To do → In progress → Completed (or Dismissed). * **Priority** — High / Medium / Low. * **Effort** — Low / Medium / High. * **Description** — the rationale and what to change. * **Impact** — what improving this is expected to unlock (visibility, citations, conversion). * **Subtasks** — a checklist of concrete deliverables (often with suggested pages). ### Subtasks Subtasks are meant to be execution-ready: * check them off as you complete them * use them to delegate work across content, SEO, and engineering ## Recommended workflow 1. Start with any **failed check** (Robots/Sitemap/Crawlability) — unblock discovery first. 2. Then complete the **company description** task — align messaging across key pages. 3. Then work through the **commercial pages** task — add/upgrade decision pages. 4. Keep tasks updated as you work so the board stays reliable. See which pages and domains AI platforms cite most. Turn citation gaps into prioritized action plans. # Welcome to Nobori.ai Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/index Measure your brand’s presence across ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Mode, and Google AI Overviews — track mentions, citations, and a unified visibility score. Nobori.ai shows how your brand appears inside AI answers — not just on search engines.\ Track **mentions**, **citations**, and a combined **Visibility Score** to measure and improve your presence in generative search. New here? Start with the Quickstart to set up your brand, add prompts, and view your first results. ## What Nobori.ai Shows * **Mentions** — when your brand is named in AI responses * **Citations** — when your pages or domains are used as sources * **Visibility Score** — percentage of tracked prompts where your brand appears * **Position** — average ranking of your brand in AI responses ## Why It Matters Users increasingly ask AI systems for recommendations and comparisons.\ If your brand isn’t visible in those answers, you’re invisible to that demand. Nobori.ai makes this visibility measurable and actionable. ## How It Works * **Prompts** — real questions your audience asks AI tools * **Daily Runs** — scheduled checks across supported models and markets * **Dashboards & Reports** — visibility over time, competitor comparisons, and source analysis ## What To Do Next 1. **Add your brand** — name and domain 2. **Create or accept suggested clusters and prompts** 3. **Open the dashboard** — review mentions, citations, and your Visibility Score 4. **Add your competitors** 5. **Review your prompts executions** 6. **Boost your Clusters** Set up your project and run your first visibility checks. Interpret the Visibility Score, competitor ranks, and cited domains. See which sources AI models rely on and where to act next. # Prompt Details Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/prompt-details Inspect a single prompt’s visibility over time, compare competitors, review every AI response (executions), and see which sources were cited. Prompt Details is the audit trail for a single prompt.\ Use it to answer four questions: * Is the prompt trending up or down in **Visibility Score**? * When the prompt triggers, what is our **Position** versus competitors? * What did each platform actually answer in each run (**Executions**)? * Which sources were used to produce those answers (**Citations**)? *** ## Filters and controls At the top of the page, you can adjust the scope of what you’re reviewing. | Control | What it affects | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Time range** | Changes the window for the chart, competitor rollup, executions, and citations. | | **All platforms** | Filters results to a subset of AI platforms. | | **Country** | Shows the country the prompt runs from (fixed per prompt). | | **Status** | Marks the prompt as Active/Inactive (Active prompts are scheduled). | *** ## Visibility Score chart The Visibility Score chart shows how often your brand appears for this prompt within the selected time range. * **Visibility Score** = percentage of prompt runs where your brand is present in the AI answer. * Use the **Competitors** toggle to overlay competitor lines on the chart for the same prompt. If you’re debugging why results changed, start here. The chart tells you *when* visibility shifted; executions and citations tell you *why*. *** ## Competitors table The Competitors panel summarizes how brands performed for this prompt. Columns: * **Position** — average rank/placement for each brand when it appears (lower is better) * **Visibility** — percentage of runs where the brand appears for this prompt This table is the quickest way to see whether you’re losing because: * you appear less often (Visibility problem), or * you appear lower than others (Position problem) *** ## Executions Executions is a run-by-run list of AI answers for this prompt. Each row represents one execution (one platform, one country, one date). Columns: * **Execution date** — when the run happened * **Response** — preview of the AI answer * **Position** — your brand’s position in the answer (when detected) * **Mentions** — brands detected in the answer (icons), with a count of total brands found * **Mentioned** — whether your brand was mentioned (**Yes/No**) Use the table to spot patterns like: * a platform returning **No response** * a platform consistently placing competitors above you * runs where your brand is missing even though citations exist ### Execution Details Click an execution row to open **Execution Details**. Execution Details shows the full user-facing answer exactly as captured for that run, along with: * **Status** (e.g., Succeeded) * **Platform** * **Country** This is the source of truth when you need to verify what the model actually returned. *** ## Citations Citations shows the sources AI platforms relied on to answer this prompt. Each row is a cited URL with aggregated usage in the selected time range. Columns: * **URL** — the referenced page * **Used** — how many times the URL appeared as a source for this prompt * **Platforms** — which AI platforms cited it * **Type** — classification of the source (e.g., Publisher) * **Mentions** — brands detected in answers that cited this URL * **Mentioned** — whether your brand was mentioned in those answers (**Yes/No**) Why this matters: * If reputable publishers are cited and you’re not mentioned, you likely have a **content / positioning gap**. * If competitor-owned pages dominate citations, you likely have a **coverage gap** (your content isn’t the default reference). * If your own domain is cited but your brand isn’t mentioned, you may have a **credit gap** (your content is useful, but your brand identity isn’t reinforced in the page). *** ## Export and search Use **Search** to filter executions or citations.\ Use **Export** to download the current view for analysis or reporting. *** ## Next steps Add, activate, and organize prompts and clusters. Manage competitors used in prompt and dashboard comparisons. Explore cited pages and domains across all prompts. # Prompts Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/prompts Create clusters and prompts, track visibility and position, and manage active, suggested, and inactive prompts across countries and AI platforms. The Prompts section is where you define what Nobori.ai measures. You manage two things: * **Clusters** — your core offerings (topics) * **Prompts** — buyer-style questions AI users ask This page is also where you monitor **Visibility** and **Position** for each cluster and prompt. *** ## Filters Use the top-right filters to scope results. | Filter | What it changes | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **All countries** | Filters results to specific prompt countries. | | **All platforms** | Limits results to selected AI platforms. | | **Time range** | Controls the reporting window (e.g., last 7 days, last 30 days, last 3 months). | Filters apply to cluster rollups and prompt-level metrics. *** ## Concepts ### Cluster A **cluster** is your brand’s core service or product expressed as a main keyword.\ It groups related buyer prompts around the same commercial offering. Clusters let you track performance at a topic level instead of only prompt-by-prompt. ### Prompt A **prompt** is a real user question you want to monitor across AI platforms.\ Prompts are executed on a schedule and produce visibility data over time. *** ## Cluster list The left panel lists: * **All Clusters** — combined view across every cluster * Individual clusters — topic-specific views Each cluster shows roll-up metrics based on the prompts inside it: * **Visibility** — percentage of prompts where your brand appears * **Position** — average ranking position when your brand appears (lower is better) *** ## Prompt tabs Prompts are organized into three states: ### Active Active prompts are included in scheduled runs. Each prompt row includes: * **Prompt** — the tracked question * **Position** — average ranking position for your brand * **Visibility** — percentage of runs where your brand appears * **Country** — where the prompt is executed from * **Created** — when the prompt was added ### Suggested Suggested prompts are recommendations generated from your current setup. You can: * **Activate** to start tracking * **Reject** to remove irrelevant prompts ### Inactive Inactive prompts are excluded from scheduled runs. Use Inactive to: * pause prompts without losing context * keep your list clean while retaining historical performance If you **delete** a prompt, its stored data is removed. *** ## Add a cluster Use **Add Cluster** to create a topic grouping. You’ll provide: * **Name** (up to 60 characters) * **Country** (where prompts in this cluster will run from) *** ## Add a prompt Use **Add Prompt** to create a tracked buyer query. You’ll provide: * **Prompt text** (up to 200 characters) * **Country** (where the prompt runs from) * **Cluster** (optional) * If a cluster is selected, the prompt is assigned to it * If you’re in the All Clusters view, prompts may be added to **No Cluster** Tags are shown as **coming soon**. *** ## Bulk actions You can update multiple prompts at once. Select prompts using the checkboxes, then use the bulk action bar to: * **Assign Cluster** — move selected prompts into a cluster * **Deactivate** — stop running selected prompts (moves them to Inactive) Bulk actions affect only the selected prompts. *** ## Search and export Use: * **Search** to find specific prompts * **Export** to download prompt-level data for reporting or analysis *** ## Boosting prompts Clusters and prompts can be boosted to generate action tasks. Depending on your state, you may see: * **Boost Prompts** — generate new tasks * **View Tasks** — open tasks already generated * **Regenerate** — rerun boosting for updated tasks Learn how boosting works and what tasks Nobori.ai generates. *** ## Next: Prompt Details To inspect individual AI responses and sources used, open Prompt Details. Review executions (AI answers) and citations (sources used). # Quickstart Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/quickstart Get your first AI visibility data in minutes — onboard, review prompt runs, and generate actions to get cited. Nobori.ai helps you measure and improve how your brand shows up in AI answers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and more) — based on **real prompt runs** and the **sources** models cite. This guide shows the typical workflow: **Onboard → Track → Measure → Act**. *** ## 2-minute overview 1. **Complete onboarding**\ Add your **Brand**, **Website**, **Primary country**, and **Current focus** → accept or edit suggested **clusters** and **prompts**. 2. **Wait for your first runs**\ Open **Dashboard** and wait until your first prompt executions finish. 3. **Add competitors**\ Add a few competitors so you can benchmark visibility and position. 4. **Review prompt results**\ Go to **Prompts** → open **Prompt Details** → review **Executions** and **Citations**. 5. **Boost the clusters you care about**\ In **Prompts**, click **Boost** for a cluster to generate actionable tasks. 6. **Execute tasks in Get Cited**\ Work through **Cluster Actions** (outreach/community/placements) and **Foundation** (site baseline audit). If you want the fastest “aha moment”: complete onboarding → open Dashboard → open any Prompt Details → check which sources were cited. *** ## Step-by-step
During onboarding you set the tracking baseline: You provide * Brand — the name we look for in AI answers * Website — used to detect when your pages are cited * Primary country — where prompts run from by default * Current focus — extra context that improves suggested clusters and prompts Then you confirm your tracking scope * Clusters — the commercial topics you want to win (e.g., “Custom Software Development”) * Prompts — buyer questions inside each cluster (the inputs we run) Clusters and prompts can be edited later in Prompts. After onboarding, you land on Dashboard. Your first prompt runs may take a bit — once they complete, you’ll start seeing: * Visibility Score — % of prompts where your brand appears in AI-generated answers * Competitors table — rank + visibility (once competitors are added) * Cited Domains — domains AI relied on to answer your prompts Tip: use the top filters (Platforms, Time range, Country) to narrow what you’re viewing. Go to Competitors and add a few brands buyers compare you with. Competitors unlock: * visibility benchmarking (who appears more often) * average position comparisons * faster prioritization (which clusters/prompt types you’re losing) You’ll also see competitor lines/toggles in places like Dashboard and Prompt Details. Go to Prompts to manage clusters and analyze performance. What you’ll see * Tabs: Active, Suggested, Inactive * Cluster-level Visibility and Position (based on prompts inside the cluster) * Prompt table columns: Position, Visibility, Country, Created Click any prompt to open Prompt Details: * Visibility chart (with competitor toggle) * Executions — full AI responses per run (status, platform, and whether you were mentioned) * Citations — pages/domains used as sources (what AI relied on) This is where you validate:
Do models mention you? And which sources are shaping the answers? Boost is how you turn tracking data into a concrete plan. From Prompts, choose a cluster and click Boost. We analyze what AI systems cite for your selected buyer-intent prompts and generate tasks to increase your chance of being: * mentioned in answers * cited via trusted third-party sources Boost is most useful on prompts that look like: * “Best \[category] tools / vendors” * “Shortlist providers for \[use case]” * “Compare options for \[requirements]” * “Which solution should we choose for \[scenario]” Nobori.ai gives you two action areas in Get Cited: 1) Foundation (GEO Audit)
Baseline checks that affect whether AI systems can crawl and trust your site. * Robots.txt, sitemap, crawlability checks * If something blocks retrieval, we create tasks to fix it 2) Cluster Actions (Boost actions)
A board of tasks based on what AI cites today for your boosted prompts. * Outreach (get added to existing listicles/directories) * Community (helpful replies on threads that can rank) * Guest posts / placements (when provided by your placements workflow) Use the board columns to track progress:
To do → In Progress → Completed (or Dismissed if not relevant).
*** ## What to do first If you’re not sure where to start, do this order: 1. Pick one cluster you care about most 2. Open Prompt Details for its top prompts 3. Go back to Prompts and Boost that cluster 4. Work tasks from High priority / Medium effort first 5. Re-check Dashboard and Citations after new pages get indexed *** ## Related docs See visibility trends and cited domains. Manage clusters, prompts, and open Prompt Details. Execute Boost tasks (outreach, community, placements). Fix crawlability issues that block retrieval. # Sidebar Navigation Source: https://docs.nobori.ai/sidebar-navigation What each section in Nobori.ai does — Track, Measure, Act, and Workspace — plus how global filters affect your views. Nobori.ai is organized as **Track → Measure → Act**, with workspace settings and billing separated under **Workspace**. Many pages share the same top-bar controls (like **Platforms** and **Date range**), so you can quickly scope what you’re looking at. ## Global filters These appear in the top bar on most analytics pages. * **Platforms** — choose where to measure visibility (e.g., ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity). * **Date range** — common presets like *Last 7 days / Last 30 days / Last 3 months*. * **Country** — shown on Prompt-related views when results depend on location (because prompts run from a selected country). * **Notifications** — currently a placeholder (coming soon). Not every page has every filter. Prompts and Prompt Details are the most country-dependent views. *** ## Track ### Dashboard A quick overview of how often your brand appears in AI-generated answers. What you’ll see: * **Visibility score chart** — % of tracked prompts where your brand appears, over time. * Toggle **Competitors** to overlay competitor lines on the same chart. * **Competitors card** — quick comparison table (Position + Visibility) with **Show all** linking to Competitors. * **Cited Domains card** — domains AI platforms cite most often, with **Show all** linking to Citations. *** ### Prompts Where you manage your tracking setup and monitor visibility at the prompt + cluster level. **Left panel** * **All Clusters** + your cluster list. * Each cluster represents a core product/service category you want to win. **Top controls** * Search * **Export** * **Add Prompt** * Tabs: * **Active** — prompts currently running * **Suggested** — prompts you can review and activate/reject * **Inactive** — paused prompts (data stays visible) **Table columns** * **Prompt** * **Position** * **Visibility** * **Country** * **Created** **Bulk actions (when selecting prompts)** * Assign to a **Cluster** * **Deactivate** (and other bulk controls depending on the tab) **Boost** You can Boost prompts in a cluster to generate actions.\ Those actions appear in Cluster Actions. *** ### Prompt Details Deep dive for a single prompt. What you’ll see: * **Visibility score** chart for this prompt, with optional **Competitors** toggle. * A **Competitors** table for the same prompt (Position + Visibility). * Tabs: * **Executions** — stored model responses per run (date, platform, response, mentions, and whether your brand was mentioned). * **Citations** — pages used as sources, including: * **Used** (how often the URL appeared as a source) * **Platforms** (which AI platforms cited it) * **Type** (Publisher / Owned / Competitor / Community / Other) * **Mentions** (which brands appear in the source context) * **Mentioned** (whether your brand was mentioned) You can open an execution to view the full answer (Execution Details). *** ### Competitors Manage the brands you compare against. Tabs: * **Active** — competitors currently tracked * **Suggested** — AI-suggested competitors you can **Activate** or **Reject** Actions: * **Add Competitor** (Name + Website) * Search * **Export** Active competitor table includes: * **Position** * **Visibility** * **Sentiment** is shown as *soon* (not live yet) *** ### Sentiment *(soon)* Placeholder in the sidebar. Not available yet. *** ## Measure ### Citations Everything AI models cite or rely on to answer your tracked prompts. Tabs: * **Cited Pages** — URL-level sources used by AI platforms * **Cited Domains** — domain-level summary (usage %) Columns you’ll commonly see: * **Used** — how often a page/domain appears as a source across tracked executions * **Platforms** — where it was cited * **Type** — source category (Publisher / Owned / Competitor / Community / Other) * **Mentions** — which brands appear in the same context * **Mentioned** — whether your brand appears on that page/source A page can be **cited** without mentioning you. “Mentioned” helps you spot sources you should be present on. *** ### AI Bot Analytics *(soon)* Placeholder in the sidebar. Not available yet. *** ## Act ### Get Cited (beta) Your action workspace for turning insights into execution. #### Foundation A baseline “AI SEO / GEO audit” view that checks things that can block crawling and citations (e.g., robots, sitemap, crawlability).\ When issues are detected, Foundation creates tasks to fix them and tracks them on a board. #### Cluster Actions A cluster-specific action board generated from **Boost** in Prompts.\ These actions are tied to buyer-intent prompts and focus on improving visibility via: * **Outreach** * **Community** * **Guest Posts** (when available) *** ### AI-Optimized Site *(soon)* Placeholder in the sidebar. Not available yet. *** ## Workspace ### Plans & Pricing Your subscription plan, usage limits, upgrades, and usage bars (e.g., prompts/runs). ### Settings Workspace administration and product configuration. Left menu sections: * **Company** * **Brand** * **Account** * **Notifications** * **Billing (Stripe)** * **Integrations (coming soon)** #### Members & roles (invites) You can invite teammates and control what they can access. Role types: * **Company Member** * broader workspace access * can see workspace-level areas like plan/billing (depending on your internal permission model) * **Brand Member** * access limited to specific brand(s) * **does not** see **Plans & Pricing** * **does not** have access to the **Billing** page Invites: * Invite via email * Choose role type * Invite can be pending until accepted * Brand Members can be scoped to specific brands #### Brand settings Brand-specific configuration and inputs used to generate better prompts. Includes: * Brand name + Website * Brand logo upload * **Current Focus** (from onboarding)\ Used to generate more relevant **Suggested Prompts** (and improve clustering). ### Support Contact support from inside the app.