1. Paste the observation matrix
One row per prompt. Use a semicolon between observed roles.
Supported intents: discovery, comparison, implementation, validation. Supported roles: definition, evidence, comparison, implementation, validation.
Convert a frozen prompt set and human-observed source roles into a transparent editorial queue. The utility runs entirely in your browser and never treats one AI answer as a stable ranking.
One row per prompt. Use a semicolon between observed roles.
Supported intents: discovery, comparison, implementation, validation. Supported roles: definition, evidence, comparison, implementation, validation.
Priority is a transparent heuristic, not a forecast.
This is a planning instrument for researchers and editors. It separates the observation record from the prioritization rule so another person can reproduce—or challenge—the queue. Start with the general AI answer evidence observation ledger, test one JSON object with the citation occurrence row checker, check a full CSV with the ledger validator, then apply the versioned AI answer source-role taxonomy before scoring gaps. For a worked vertical protocol, read the source-role audit for local service businesses. Teams comparing reporting platforms can use the AI visibility tool evaluation scorecard, while citation analysts can clean exported sources with the AI citation URL normalizer.
Assign stable IDs and preserve the exact language used for each research run.
Record only source roles actually visible in a dated answer snapshot.
Compare observed roles with the intent-specific responsibility set below.
Investigate a gap before publishing; relevance and evidence quality outrank the score.
| Source role | Operational definition | Example asset class |
|---|---|---|
| Definition | Explains the entity, category, or term without assuming prior knowledge. | Glossary, product facts, category explainer |
| Evidence | Supports a factual claim with traceable data, method, or primary documentation. | Dataset, methods note, benchmark |
| Comparison | States the dimensions and trade-offs needed to compare approaches fairly. | Decision framework, alternatives guide |
| Implementation | Shows how a reader can perform, test, or reproduce a workflow. | Tutorial, checklist, integration guide |
| Validation | Provides independent or falsifiable corroboration beyond a publisher's own claims. | Third-party review, audit, replication |