How to Find Articles Generated for a Specific Prompt in AmICited

Once you start creating content to win a prompt, the Generated articles list keeps it all in one place — every article drafted to target that specific question, with its status and when it was created.

Where to find it

Scroll down the prompt detail page to Generated articles, subtitled “Articles drafted to target this prompt — generate one to improve your chances of being cited.”

What it shows

The list is a small table:

• Title — the generated article’s title, with a short description beneath it.
• Status — where it is in the pipeline (e.g. DONE).
• Tag — any tag applied to the article.
• Created — the date it was drafted.

How to use it

1. Check before you create. Scan the list so you don’t draft a duplicate — you may already have a piece targeting this prompt.
2. Generate a new one. Click Generate article to draft content aimed specifically at this question; it appears here once created.
3. Follow through. A DONE article still needs to be published on your site to actually earn citations — this list tracks the drafts, not your live pages.
4. Close the loop. After publishing, watch the prompt’s Visibility and Engines-cited stats to see whether the new content moves the needle.

For your whole content library across every prompt, use the Articles section in the main navigation.