Ask in your own words. Your assistant turns the question into a search, and Typemark answers from what food creators posted.
Finding a place
“Where should I get a burrito for lunch in the Mission?” Three to five picks, best first. Each one has the name and address, how many creators posted about it and what they said (quoted, with the creator’s handle), a link to a reel, and a map link. The assistant says it can’t check lunch hours.
“Good banh mi near Hayes Valley.” The same shape, for a dish near a neighbourhood. If fewer than three places match, the assistant widens the search and says what it widened.
“Something late night near the Tenderloin.” Typemark has no opening hours, so the assistant searches for the place and keeps “late night” for its answer. It tells you to check hours.
Going deeper
“Tell me more about the second one.”
The assistant looks up that place (get_venue): who posted about it, their quotes, and links to the reels.
“Which of these do creators mention most?” The assistant reads back the counts from the results: how many creators posted about each place.
Keeping what you found
“Add those to my Saved list.”
The places go on your Saved list. Adding a place twice changes nothing. Ask for your lists any time (“What’s in my library?”) and the assistant reads them with get_library.
“Save that as a note.”
The assistant saves its answer (save_note) with the places and reels it cited. A note is private, and it says an assistant wrote it. Only you can make a note public, in the web app.
“Make a list called Tacos to try.” A new list, ready for places.