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AI Search configuration is now centered on Project Settings rather than a collection of older standalone config tabs. This page explains how the current settings model works.

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Accessing Configuration

Navigate to Project Settings from the project sidebar. The page currently has four tabs:
  • General
  • Brands
  • Platforms
  • AI Traffic

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General Tab

Use the General tab for the core project record:
  • Project name
  • Description
  • Product context
This is the right place to update the product narrative DevTune uses when it evaluates relevance and generates recommendations.

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Brands Tab

The Brands tab combines what used to be separate areas for competitor setup, citation sources, and brand terms.

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Layout

The tab uses a master-detail pattern:
  • The left side lists your primary brand and competitor brands
  • The right side shows the selected brand’s detail panel

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What you can manage

For each brand, you can manage:
  • Tracked URLs / citation sources
  • Brand terms
  • Brand type (primary or competitor)

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Suggested competitors

Where DevTune has enough context, it can suggest relevant competitors to add. This helps teams move faster than manually building the competitor set from scratch.

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Platforms Tab

The Platforms tab controls which AI Search platforms DevTune queries during scheduled runs. Supported platforms:
  • ChatGPT
  • Perplexity
  • Gemini
  • Google AI Mode
  • Grok

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Plan availability

  • Starter / Plus - ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini
  • Pro / Agency / Enterprise - All five platforms
Locked platforms remain visible so you can see what is available on higher tiers.

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AI Traffic Tab

The AI Traffic tab is separate from AI Search, but it lives on the same Project Settings page because it shares the same project context. Use it to:
  • Generate the tracking snippet
  • Copy installation code
  • Enable or disable collection

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Why the Structure Changed

The current setup model is simpler than the older one:
  • Brands is now the home for both tracked URLs and brand terms
  • Platforms is isolated to runtime coverage
  • General holds project context
  • AI Traffic is kept nearby because it is another project-level signal surface

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Best Practices

  • Review General whenever your product positioning changes
  • Review Brands whenever you launch new content properties or start tracking a new competitor
  • Review Platforms when you change plans or want to narrow scope
  • Treat AI Traffic as instrumentation, not just reporting

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Next Steps