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title: "Example questions"
description: "Real things to ask once Typemark is connected, and what comes back."
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> Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://typemark.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Example questions

Ask in your own words. Your assistant turns the question into a search, and Typemark answers from what food creators posted.

> **Check before you go**
>
> Answers come from creators' posts: their captions, what they say in their reels, and the places they tag. Hours, menus and prices aren't in the data. Check them before you go.

## 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.

Source: https://typemark.ai/docs/example-questions/index.mdx