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The Prompt Workspace is where you maintain the query set that defines your measurements. If your prompts are weak, your metrics will be weak too.

What you can do here

Use this page to:
  • review active, suggested, and inactive prompts
  • add a new topic
  • add a custom prompt
  • edit prompt text and tags
  • export visible prompts to CSV
  • bulk change prompt status

States and tabs

Prompts are organized into three tabs:
StateWhat it means
ActiveCurrently tracked and counted in your metrics
SuggestedProposed by AgentRank, waiting for your review
InactiveStored in the workspace, but not currently tracked
This matters because only active prompts affect Visibility, Share of Voice, Rank, and Sentiment.

Topics organize the workspace

Prompts are grouped by topic so you can inspect coverage by category instead of looking at one giant flat list. That makes it easier to answer:
  • Do we have enough prompts for this category?
  • Are we over-weighting one topic?
  • Which topic has stale or low-quality prompts?
You can also add new topics directly from this page.

Bulk operations

The Prompt Workspace is designed for ongoing maintenance, not just onboarding. Common bulk actions include:
  • tracking a batch of suggested prompts
  • deactivating a noisy prompt set
  • restoring previously inactive prompts
  • deleting prompts you know you will never use
CSV export is useful when a content, SEO, or merchandising team wants to review the prompt set outside the product.

How to build a good prompt set

  • Cover your important topics, not just your bestselling SKU family.
  • Mix high-intent purchase prompts with comparison and research prompts.
  • Keep prompts distinct enough to represent different buyer questions.
  • Deactivate prompts that are redundant, outdated, or off-category.
A smaller, well-curated prompt set is more useful than a larger set full of duplicates.
If you are defining the set for the first time, read Prompts and Topics first.