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Custom Prompts

Rankry gives you two places to manage prompts. Semantic Core holds your tailored category prompt set, which runs with every report. Prompt Lab lets you run ad-hoc prompts on demand, or monitor them daily or weekly, without changing your core set. Together they let you measure your baseline and test new ideas.

  • Semantic Core versus Prompt Lab
  • Creating and organizing prompts
  • Monitoring Lab prompts
  • Best practices and limitations
SurfacePurpose
Semantic CoreYour fixed category prompt set, run with each report
Prompt LabAd-hoc and monitored prompts for testing

Editing the Semantic Core changes your baseline. Prompt Lab leaves the baseline untouched, which makes it safe for experiments.

In Semantic Core you add, edit, archive, and group prompts into categories. In Prompt Lab you create single or bulk prompts, run them across the models, and promote the useful ones into your core set.

A Lab prompt can be monitored on a daily or weekly schedule, so you track a priority question without adding it to every report. Promote a Lab prompt to core when it becomes part of your standing baseline.

  • Keep the Semantic Core focused on the buyer-intent prompts that route decisions.
  • Use Prompt Lab to validate a new page before committing it to your core set.
  • Promote a Lab prompt to core only once it proves worth tracking long term.

Each plan sets how many prompts and Lab runs you get. Editing core prompts mid-trend changes the baseline, so make deliberate changes rather than frequent small edits.

Your tailored set of category prompts. It defines what visibility means for your brand. Editing it is available on Pro.

Running and monitoring ad-hoc prompts without changing your core set, which is ideal for testing.

Can I promote a Lab prompt to my core set?

Section titled “Can I promote a Lab prompt to my core set?”

Yes. Promote it when it becomes a standing part of your baseline.