> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nobori.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# 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**)?

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## 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).             |

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## 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.

<Note>
  If you’re debugging why results changed, start here. The chart tells you *when* visibility shifted; executions and citations tell you *why*.
</Note>

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## 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)

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## 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.

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## 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).

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## Export and search

Use **Search** to filter executions or citations.\
Use **Export** to download the current view for analysis or reporting.

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## Next steps

<CardGroup>
  <Card title="Prompts" href="/prompts">
    Add, activate, and organize prompts and clusters.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Competitors" href="/competitors">
    Manage competitors used in prompt and dashboard comparisons.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Citations" href="/citations">
    Explore cited pages and domains across all prompts.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>