> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.airops.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.airops.com/insights/prompts/prompt-coverage.md).

# Prompt Coverage

Review how tracked prompts are distributed across topics and intent stages.

Use **Prompt Coverage** to see how your tracked prompts are distributed across topics and stages of intent. The map covers the prompts you already track and is available to all users.

## Review your coverage

1. Open **Insights → Prompts → Prompt Coverage**.
2. Review the number of tracked prompts and topics, along with average prompt volume.
3. Compare the topic rows across **Awareness**, **Consideration**, **Evaluation**, and **Purchase**.
4. Use the **Overall** column to see each topic's total distribution across all intent stages.

AirOps classifies prompt intent automatically. A topic concentrated in evaluation and purchase may have little coverage of the questions buyers ask earlier in their research.

## Understand the intent stages

| Intent stage      | Example question                                                |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Awareness**     | What is a customer data platform?                               |
| **Consideration** | How can a customer data platform help a growing ecommerce team? |
| **Evaluation**    | How do customer data platforms compare?                         |
| **Purchase**      | Which customer data platform plan should I buy?                 |

These examples illustrate the stages; AirOps classifies each tracked prompt from its wording and context.

## Use coverage to refine tracking

Review underrepresented stages within the topics that matter to your business. Use [Your prompts](/insights/prompts/your-prompts.md) to manage the tracked set and [Recommended prompts](/insights/prompts/recommended-prompts.md) to find questions to add.

The map describes the distribution of your tracked set. It does not measure the percentage of all possible buyer questions that you cover.


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