What to do
Step by step.
- Read The current panel. These are the questions put to the eight engines every month, worded the way a person asks an AI assistant.
- Tick up to five for Your watchlist. Those are re-asked every Monday and shown on your Overview as This week on your watchlist, so you are not waiting a month on the ones that matter most.
- Use Suggest your own to add a question. Write it the way a customer would ask an assistant. Up to five live suggestions; each shows its review status.
- To replace a question, suggest the new one and say which it replaces.
What happens next. A suggestion is reviewed by a person and joins the panel at the next version boundary; the first monthly run after that measures it.
Everything on your map is an answer to a question, and this tab is where the questions live. The panel is the fixed set measured every month. The watchlist is the five you want read every week. Suggestions are how the panel grows, at a pace that keeps the trend honest.
The one rule here is stability. A panel that changes every month cannot show a trend, so changes are versioned and land at a boundary. Suggest freely; the system takes care of when.
How to read it
What the screen is telling you.
- The panel stays fixed on purpose. Change the wording of a question and its trend line breaks; keep it and October is comparable to September.
- Accepted suggestions join at a version boundary, never mid-month, and panel changes are noted on your reports.
- The watchlist is a weekly read of five cells, not a second measurement. The monthly run stays the trend of record.
Questions
People ask.
- Where did the questions come from?
- From how your buyers actually search: what people ask an assistant when they are looking for a business like yours, in your market. The interview and your suggestions refine them over time.
- Can I have more than five on the watchlist?
- No. Five keeps the weekly read cheap and readable. Swap them any time; the tick takes effect the next Monday.
- Why was a suggestion not added?
- The status chip says. Usually the question is already on the panel in other words, is not something a buyer would ask an assistant, or is about a service you do not offer. Reword it or ask hello@eidom.ai.