Repeat runs execute the same question under the same conditions a fixed number of times, so the verdict rests on accumulated runs rather than one answer.
This is the sense CiteAngle uses when it measures. The word travels with other meanings in this market, so we pin ours before it turns up in a report.
Where this lands in the measurement
The same question returns different answers on different runs. Judge from one screen and you are reporting the weather, not the climate.
Paid audits repeat each question seven times and keep the run index attached to every observation.
What it costs to leave this loose
Judge from a single run and you are reporting the weather. Decisions then get made on a reading that would not repeat.
Each question is repeated seven times and the run index stays attached to every observation.
Who you want measuring this
One reading does not settle a term like this. The answer an assistant writes today can name different companies tomorrow, so a Panorama round puts 50 buyer questions to every place on our US list, 7 separate times each, and reads all 17 of them — ChatGPT · Perplexity · Claude · Gemini · Grok · Google AI Overviews · Google AI Mode · Bing Copilot · DuckDuckGo AI Assist · Google Search · Bing Search · Yahoo Search · DuckDuckGo Search · Google News · Bing News · YouTube · Google Short Videos. Radar starts at 5 questions and covers the same list under the same rule.
We put the same questions to the competitors you name inside the same runs, so you see both in one table. The conditions are sealed, so you can reproduce the round and check it, and every planned observation is published with its state, failures included. When you choose who measures this, check that all three are in place.
That describes how the measuring is done. It is not a promise about where your numbers land.
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