Detailed Query Logs Estimated reading: 2 minutes 56 views Summary: The Detailed Query Logs provide deep insights into what your visitors are asking your AI Search Block. Use these real-time records to identify critical content gaps, enhance AI response accuracy, and optimize your overall site. The Detailed Query Logs show exactly what your visitors are asking the AI Search Block. While general analytics show you big-picture trends, these logs let you see individual searches. By checking these, you can spot what your users need and update your content to match. An overview of the AI Search Query Logs interface, detailing user search patterns and interaction history. Why use the Search Query Log? The Search Queries tab acts like a record of everything happening in your search block. It tracks every search in real-time. This helps you understand your users’ language and identify “content gaps”—topics users are looking for that your site doesn’t cover well yet. What the logs track The system stores several pieces of information for every search query: Search Query: The exact words or questions the user typed. Date and Time: Exactly when the search happened, helping you link activity to your marketing or updates. User Identity: Shows the user’s ID if they are logged into WordPress. Guests are marked as anonymous. Status: Shows if the AI gave an answer or if an error occurred. Filtering your data As your logs grow, use these tools to find the info you need quickly: Keyword Search: Look for specific terms to see how often people ask about certain topics. User Votes: Pick a specific user vote (e.g. helpful, not helpful) to filter out the queries. Improving AI responses Use these logs to improve your AI’s accuracy. If a user gets a bad answer, look it up in the logs. You can see if the AI failed because the info was missing from your Knowledge Base. Example: If you see many searches for “How to install the Pro version” returning “No information found,” you know exactly which document to add to your Knowledge Base to fix the problem. Frequently Asked Questions Are user IP addresses stored in the logs? No. By default, Antimanual tracks WordPress user accounts to protect privacy. IP address logging depends on your server or security settings. How long are query logs kept? Logs are saved in your database. You can clear them manually or set your own cleanup schedule to keep your site running fast. Can I export these logs for external analysis? Yes, you can export your query data from the analytics dashboard to use in spreadsheet software. Detailed Query Logs - PreviousSearch Analytics DashboardNext - Detailed Query LogsContent Generation Wizard