How to Check an Article's Generation Settings in AmICited

Come back to an article a week later and you’ll want to remember why it exists — which prompts it targets, what language and shape it was built as. The Article Setup panel keeps that context right beside the draft.

Where to find it

It’s the Article Setup panel on the left side of the Article Editor (collapse it with the arrow to give the canvas more room).

What it shows

The panel mirrors the key steps from the Generate an article flow:

• 1 · Prompts — the tracked prompt(s) this article is aiming to get cited for, shown as chips.
• 2 · Language — the language the draft was written in.
• 3 · Content type — the shape it was generated as (e.g. Blog post).

How to use it

1. Confirm the target. Before editing, glance at the prompts so you keep the draft aimed at the right questions.
2. Sanity-check the shape. If the content type doesn’t match how your prompts are phrased, that’s a sign to regenerate with a better fit.
3. Stay oriented in long sessions. On a big multi-section draft, the panel is a constant reminder of the article’s purpose.

Pair it with the Article Outline on the right: Setup tells you what the article is for, the outline shows how it’s built.