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Tracked prompts list Tracked prompts are specific search queries that J-Horizon monitors across AI search engines. For example, “best hotel in Rome” or “top CRM software for small businesses.” Each tracked prompt shows how your brand appears in the AI-generated response for that query. Navigate to /product/{orgId}/tracked-prompts to view and manage your tracked prompts.

Capacity

The capacity bar at the top of the page shows how many prompts you are tracking out of your plan limit (e.g., 4/50). The bar fills as you approach capacity.

KPI cards

Four summary cards give you a quick overview:

Total Prompts

The number of prompts currently being tracked.

This Week

New prompts added in the current week.

Total Runs

The total number of analysis executions across all tracked prompts.

Last Run

Timestamp of the most recent analysis run.

View modes

Switch between two ways to explore your tracked prompts:

Table view

A list of all tracked prompts with their associated metrics. Filter the list by:
  • Theme — the topic area of the prompt
  • Intent — the user intent behind the query
  • Persona — the target audience or persona
  • Source — the AI search engine being monitored

Semantic map view

The semantic map plots your tracked prompts in a two-dimensional space based on their meaning. Prompts that ask about similar topics appear close together, while prompts on different topics are spaced further apart. Reading the map:
  • Clusters — Groups of dots close together represent prompts covering the same topic area. If a cluster is large, you have deep coverage in that area.
  • Isolated dots — Prompts far from any cluster cover unique topics. These represent niche coverage that other prompts do not overlap with.
  • Gaps — Empty areas between clusters indicate topic areas where you have no tracked prompts. Consider adding prompts to fill these gaps.
Interacting with the map:
  • Similarity slider — Drag the slider to adjust clustering sensitivity. Move it left to loosen clusters (more, smaller groups) or right to tighten them (fewer, larger groups). Start in the middle and adjust based on what you want to see.
  • Color by — Use the dropdown to color dots by Intent Type, Theme, or other dimensions. This helps visualize how different categories distribute across the semantic space.
  • Zoom and fullscreen — Use the zoom controls to focus on specific areas, or click the fullscreen button for a larger view.
  • Hover — Hover over any dot to see the full prompt text.
  • Click — Click a prompt to view its metrics and details.
Strategic use: Use the semantic map to optimize your prompt portfolio. If you see a dense cluster of 10 prompts on the same topic, some may be redundant — consider excluding a few and reallocating capacity to underrepresented areas. If you see large empty regions, browse suggested prompts to find queries that fill those gaps.
Build a balanced prompt portfolio by mixing branded queries (“best [your brand] features”), unbranded queries (“best CRM software”), comparison queries (“[your brand] vs [competitor]”), and different intent types (how-to, reviews, pricing). Use the semantic map to verify your coverage is diverse, not clustered around a single topic.
Changes to tracked prompts apply to future analysis runs only. Historical data is not affected.