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Restructure the evidence detail modal sidebar into two tabs: - Competitors (default): shows domains cited instead of you, with rank, competitor tags, and your-domain position - Sources: shows grounding sources and evidence URLs Previously all data was shown in a single flat list under the misleading label 'Who was cited — in order'. The new tabs separate competitive intelligence from reference sources. Relabeled 'Who was cited' to 'Domains cited instead' for clarity.
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Fixes #196
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Restructures the evidence detail modal sidebar into a tabbed view:
Competitors tab (default)
Sources tab
Why
The previous single-list layout labeled "Who was cited — in order" mixed domain leaderboard data with grounding sources. Users expected to see competitor company names but saw article source domains instead. The tabbed view separates these concerns and defaults to the competitive view.
Note
This is the UI-only fix. The leaderboard still shows domains (from grounding sources), not extracted company names. Company-name extraction from answer text is a separate backend change (storing
recommendedCompetitorsper run result). That can be a follow-up.Testing