Sources

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://ardocs.autonome.in/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Sources page shows which websites and pages are being cited when tracked responses are generated. This is one of the clearest ways to understand where authority is coming from.

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Why Sources matter

Sources help answer questions like:

• Is our own domain being cited?
• Which retailers, publishers, or reference sites influence results?
• Are competitors getting cited by domains we never appear on?
• Is the problem broad domain coverage or a few important URLs?

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Domains tab

The Domains tab rolls evidence up at the site level. It includes:

• a citation trend chart
• a source type mix chart
• a table of cited domains

The table includes these key columns: This is the fastest way to spot whether an entire class of source is missing from your footprint.

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URLs tab

The URLs tab drops to page level so you can inspect specific source pages. Each row shows:

• page title or URL
• detected URL type
• total retrievals
• retrieval rate
• citation rate
• last cited time

Use this view when a domain looks important and you want to see the exact pages carrying influence.

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URL details

Opening a URL shows a lightweight detail view with:

• whether the merchant is mentioned on the page
• whether tracked competitors are mentioned on the page
• retrieval and citation metrics for that URL

This is especially helpful for spotting pages that already mention competitors but not you.

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How to use Sources with Analysis

Sources and Analysis work well together:

• use Sources to see where evidence is coming from
• use Analysis to understand why missing or weak citation coverage is hurting performance

If Authority is low, Sources is usually the next page you should open.