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How to Track All Fan-Out Queries at Once in AmICited
Turn the fan-out sub-queries AmICited discovered for a prompt into tracked prompts of their own — individually or all at once — so you monitor every question feeding an AI answer.
The fan-out queries AmICited discovers for a prompt are real questions AI engines research — so they’re worth tracking in their own right. The Track all prompts button turns the whole fan-out set into monitored prompts in one click.

Tip
Tracking the fan-out queries is one of the fastest ways to expand your prompt set with questions you know are relevant — they came straight from how engines break down a prompt you already care about.
Where to find it
On the Fan-out queries panel of a prompt detail page. You have two options:
- Track all prompts (N) — the button in the panel header adds every fan-out query as a tracked prompt at once (the number shows how many).
- + Track — the button at the end of each row adds just that single sub-query.
Once added, rows show a ✓ Tracked state so you can see what’s already being monitored.
How to use it
- Review the list first. Skim the fan-out queries and their type tags — most will be relevant, but you can add them selectively with the per-row + Track if you only want some.
- Track all for full coverage. If the prompt is important, adding the whole set gives you visibility into every angle engines explore around it.
- Set their schedule and engines afterward in the Prompts table (the new prompts inherit sensible defaults; use bulk actions to adjust them together).
- Mind your quota. Adding many prompts increases how many runs you use, so track the fan-out sets for your highest-value prompts first.
This closes the loop: discover the sub-questions in the heatmap, track them, then monitor and win each one.
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