Explore your website, videos, and cited coverage in one place
Find your website pages, your YouTube videos, and the articles AI cites together, with passages showing what the coverage says about your destination.
What’s new
- Browse website pages and YouTube videos
- Find articles your report cites
- Read recommendations and criticism in context
- See disclosed sponsored or hosted visits
Your destination's story lives across your website, your videos, and other people's coverage. Reviewing those materials usually means moving between tabs and keeping your own list of links.
First released October 13, 2026. Article analysis and YouTube videos followed on October 15. The library moved into the report on October 19.
The Content library now brings them together beside your report.
Browse the material behind the findings
Explore the website pages Drifter has read, available public videos from your official YouTube channels, and the articles cited in your main report. See which listed videos and articles appear in the report's answers, then open an item for more detail.
The library prioritizes the most-cited articles and shows how much material is included, so you know what you are reviewing.
See what the coverage actually says
For articles Drifter has read, you can inspect whether they name, recommend, or criticize your destination, with the supporting passages. Where an article discloses a sponsored or hosted visit, that disclosure appears in its own words too.
Use the article filters to focus your review. A content lead can examine how a destination is described; a PR colleague can check the coverage and its disclosures before deciding whether to follow up.
Open Content library below What AI cites in Command. Website pages and video details appear as Drifter reads them, with YouTube videos drawn from the official channels on file for your destination.