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Prompt Explorer helps you decide what to track. Based on your website and industry, KIME builds a map of topics relevant to your business and suggests real prompts within each one. You pick the prompts you want, and KIME starts tracking them. You find it in the sidebar under Observability > Prompt Explorer.

What you see

Prompt Explorer has two tabs:
  • Topics: a broad map of topics relevant to your industry, organized into sub-areas you can explore. It is refreshed weekly.
  • Your categories: suggestions grouped by the categories you already use in your workspace.
The table shows: Use Search topics or prompts to find something specific.

How to set it up

Prompt Explorer works out of the box. It uses the website you added when you connected your brand and your market location from Workspace settings. There is nothing extra to configure.

How to use it

1

Browse topics

On Topics, scan the list and expand the topics most central to your business.
2

Check volume

Use Volume to prioritize prompts that people ask more often.
3

Set location, category and tags

Before adding a prompt, check its Location, choose a Category and add Tags, so it is organized from day one.
4

Select prompts to track

Tick the prompts you want and add them to your workspace. KIME starts tracking them on the next run.
5

Come back weekly

Topics are refreshed every week. Check back for new prompts as your market changes.
Your plan has a limit on active prompts. If you have reached it, Prompt Explorer tells you. Upgrade your plan or archive prompts in Prompts to add more.

Get the most value

Track a few broad, high-volume prompts for awareness, and more specific prompts close to purchase, such as comparisons and “best X for Y” questions.
Setting categories and tags when you add prompts makes every report in KIME, from Competitor Analysis to Campaign Builder, easier to filter.
If you are close to your prompt limit, archive prompts that are not relevant any more before adding new ones.
Prompts differ by country and language. Add prompts for each market you sell in. See Markets & languages.