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A clean configuration produces accurate data. Use these prompts to audit your setup before a reporting cycle, clean up stale or duplicate prompts, and ensure your tag structure stays consistent as brands and teams grow.
Are the right competitors, tags, and prompts in place? Flag gaps that would skew your visibility data.
For [brand name], run a full configuration audit:
1. List all competitors — are any major players missing from the industry?
2. Get all tags — do the tags represent the full scope of how buyers research this category?
3. Pull total variant count — are there enough prompts to generate statistically meaningful data?
4. Pull branded = true variant count — do branded queries make up a reasonable share of tracking?
5. Pull branded = false variant count — are enough unbranded category queries being tracked?

Flag any gaps in configuration that would skew the visibility data.
Identify near-duplicate prompts within a tag group before they inflate counts and distort visibility rates.
For [brand name], pull all seed prompts tagged as [tag name]. Review the prompt text for duplicates, near-duplicates, or prompts so similar they're tracking the same query twice. List candidates for archiving. Do not archive anything without my confirmation.
Are any prompts running on some platforms but not others when they should be everywhere?
For [brand name], pull seed prompts and their variant_scenarios field. Identify any seed prompts that are not running on all platforms (e.g., running on ChatGPT and Perplexity but not Gemini or Grok). List these coverage gaps by seed prompt. Flag whether the missing platform coverage appears intentional or like an oversight.
Find orphaned tags, overlapping names, and uncategorized prompts — then get a recommended structure.
Get all tags for [brand name]. Identify:
1. Tags with fewer than 5 prompts — likely orphans or misfiled
2. Tags whose names overlap in meaning (e.g., "competitors" vs. "alternatives" vs. "compare")
3. Tags with no clear category alignment

Suggest a consolidated tag structure. Then, for any tag with fewer than 5 prompts, list those prompts so I can decide whether to reassign them.

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Feature Reference

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