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List prompts
Lists monitored prompts with answer counts and response-level SELF metrics. A prompt can have a funnel stage, topic, and tags.
See Entities for the complete Prompt object structure, and Topic / Tag for classification objects.
string
required
Bearer token. Example: Bearer qw-api-xxx

Path parameters

string
required
The unique identifier of the brand

Query parameters

number
Number of days to include. Returns prompts that received at least one answer within the window. If not specified, returns all data.
string
Start date in YYYY-MM-DD (for example, 2026-03-05). Provide it with endDate; a lone boundary is currently ignored. Choose either period or the complete date pair.
string
End date in YYYY-MM-DD (for example, 2026-03-31). Provide it with startDate; a lone boundary is currently ignored. Do not combine the complete date pair with period.
When a date range is provided, both the prompt list and the per-prompt include=details aggregations (answersCount, competitors[].mentions, brandMentionCount, sources[].citations) are scoped to that window. Prompts that ran multiple times still appear if at least one of their runs falls inside the range.
string
Filter by topic ID (keywordId). Supports comma-separated multi-select (e.g., id1,id2).
string
Filter by tag ID. Supports comma-separated multi-select (e.g., id1,id2).
string
Filter by prompt type: TOFU, MOFU, BOFU
number
default:"50"
Maximum number of prompts to return (max: 100)
number
default:"0"
Pagination offset
string
default:"lastGeneratedAt"
Field to sort by: lastGeneratedAt, answersCount, text, createdAt
string
default:"desc"
Sort order: asc or desc
string
Set to details to enrich each prompt with aggregated competitors, sources, brand mentions, and source stability metrics. When omitted, the response includes only the base fields listed below.

Response

boolean
Indicates if the request was successful
object
array

Synthetic request

Synthetic response

Synthetic response with include=details

Errors

See Rate limits for retry behavior.