Content Machine

Search queries and sources in Generation Logs

See exactly what the writer searched for and which sites it read. When web search runs, Generation Logs open automatically and list each query and its results as concrete sites, with header badges counting queries and sources as the run proceeds.

Search queries and sources in Generation Logs

Why you need this

How it changes your marketing workflow

Search that happens invisibly is search you cannot check — the draft reads as authoritative whether the source was a vendor's own pricing page or a five-year-old forum thread. Listing the queries and the sites turns a generated claim into something you can verify in one click before it goes out.

How it works

From open to result in a few steps

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Run a campaign with Web on

When search is enabled the log records that the model may look up live sources before generation starts.

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Watch the queries arrive

Generation Logs open on their own and list each search as it is issued, with in-progress and completed states.

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Open what it read

Results are shown as sites — hostname, title where available, and a link you can open to check the source yourself.

Without 1MarketingTool

The old, fragmented way vs. one local app

The hard way

Turn search on and hope
Read the output and guess where facts came from
Search for the claim yourself to check it

The 1MarketingTool way

Generation Logs open when search runs
Each query is listed as it is issued
Results appear as sites you can open

Key capabilities

Everything included with Search queries and sources in Generation Logs

See each search query the writer issues, as it is issued
Read results as concrete sites with hostname and title
Open any source the writer consulted from the log
Track query and site counts in the header badges during a run
Have the log panel expand itself when tool activity starts
Confirm from the log whether web search was on for a run

Why it matters

The payoff of having content machine built into your workspace

You can check the sources

Results are listed as concrete sites with hostname, title and an open link, so a claim in the draft can be traced to what the writer read.

Search activity is visible live

Header badges count queries and sites during the run, and tool activity expands the log panel if it was collapsed.

Quiet searches stop being invisible

The log states outright when web search is on for a run, so a campaign that used live sources is never indistinguishable from one that did not.

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