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"content": "Can you compare the GPUs I'm looking at?",
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"content": "Short answer: RTX 5090 is the best GPU for Microsoft Flight Simulator, especially for 4K Ultra, heavy add‑ons, and VR. The RTX 4090 is still excellent and better value if you don’t need the absolute max.\n\nWhy:\n- Performance headroom: MSFS is demanding and can be CPU‑bound in busy areas, but the 5090’s extra cores, faster memory (32 GB GDDR7), and newer RT/Tensor cores give it more headroom for dense scenery, complex aircraft, weather, and AI traffic. That helps maintain smoothness when the sim gets heavy.\n- DLSS/frame generation: MSFS supports DLSS Frame Generation on RTX 40‑series; the 5090 adds DLSS 4/Multi‑Frame Gen as games adopt it, which should extend its advantage over time.\n- VR and multi‑monitor: If you fly in VR or run multiple high‑res displays, the 5090’s extra grunt and encoders are noticeable.\n- Future‑proofing: 32 GB VRAM on the 5090 is great for high‑LOD photogrammetry and future scenery/mods.\n\nConsiderations:\n- Power/PSU: 5090 requires about a 1000 W PSU (vs ~850 W for 4090). Check your power supply and case airflow.\n- Monitor: If you’re on 4K ≤240 Hz, the 4090 already does great. If you plan on next‑gen 4K high‑refresh (DP 2.1), the 5090 supports it.\n- CPU: To see the benefit, pair either card with a top CPU (e.g., 7800X3D/7950X3D or 14900K) since MSFS can be CPU‑limited at major hubs.\n\nRecommendation:\n- Go 5090 if you want the absolute best now, plan VR, or run heavy add‑ons at 4K Ultra with max traffic/weather.\n- Go 4090 if you want near‑top performance for less money and power draw, and you’re on a 4K/1440p monitor today.\n\nWant me to sanity‑check fit and power? Tell me your PSU model/wattage, case model/clearance, monitor resolution/refresh, and whether you fly in VR.",
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Decide for yourself between classic Chicago styles, from cheesy deep dish to crisp tavern style.Pile seven toppings (but no ketchup) on a Chicago-style hot dog\\u2026 ideally at a baseball game.Discover the strangely addictive caramel-and-cheese combination from the world-famous Garrett Popcorn Shops.There\\u2019s no wrong way to enjoy an Italian beef sandwich, whether you prefer hot or sweet, wet or dipped.Sample cuisines from around the world in our international foodie neighborhoods, from dim sum in Chinatown to family-owned taquerias in Little Village.Tackle a prime cut at Chicago\\u2019s steakhouses, from old-school classics to buzzy newcomers.Enjoy summer in a cone with the colorful Original Rainbow Cone, a one-of-a-kind Chicago creation.Check off your dining bucket list at our Michelin-star restaurants (like three-star Alinea, one of the world\\u2019s best restaurants) and James Beard Award winners.Taste your way through Chicago\\u2019s most iconic bites, including locally born dishes like the jibarito sandwich.Find great deals at hundreds of must-try restaurants around the city during the annual Chicago Restaurant Week.Enjoy Chicago bars, breweries, and beyondExperience Chicago\\u2019s robust craft beer scene at over 100 craft breweries.Get spirited at Chicago\\u2019s world-class distilleries, where you can try small-batch spirits made with Midwest ingredients.Try some of the city\\u2019s best mixology at these top Chicago cocktail bars.Find great deals with the Chicago Pizza PassExplore Chicago one slice at a time with the new Chicago Pizza Pass. Access exclusive discounts and be entered to win exciting prizes, all while enjoying Chicago\\u2019s legendary pizza scene.Get your pass todayCheck off the essential cultural experiencesArt Institute of ChicagoExplore our must-see museumsMarvel at millions of artifacts and specimens at natural history haven, the Field Museum. 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"content": "Awesome—Chicago’s a great food city for vegetarians and vegans. Here are easy, family‑friendly picks by category and neighborhood.\n\nDeep-dish and pizza\n- Classic deep dish (veg): Lou Malnati’s (order The Lou), Giordano’s (veggie stuffed), Pequod’s (build your own veggie).\n- Fully vegan deep dish: Kitchen 17 (Irving Park) — famous for vegan deep dish and mozzarella.\n\nCasual veg/vegan crowd-pleasers (kid-friendly)\n- The Chicago Diner (Lakeview/Logan Square): 100% veg comfort food, vegan shakes, and a vegan Chicago dog.\n- Kale My Name (Albany Park): 100% vegan; great for sharing plates.\n- Handlebar (Wicker Park): Vegetarian comfort food, chill vibe, patio.\n- Urban Vegan (Lakeview): 100% vegan Thai.\n- Beatrix (River North/Streeterville/West Loop): Lots of veg options, kids’ menu, easy with strollers.\n- Sultan’s Market (Wicker Park/Lakeview): Quick, affordable falafel, hummus, and salads.\n\nInternational neighborhoods with great veg options\n- Chinatown: MingHin Cuisine (dim sum with lots of veg), Triple Crown (late-night dim sum), veggie stir-fries and noodles.\n- Asia on Argyle (Uptown): Immm Rice & Beyond (Thai street food with veg dishes), Ba Le (tofu banh mi).\n- Devon Avenue (West Ridge): Arya Bhavan (vegan Indian) or Uru-Swati (vegetarian).\n\nTreats and snacks\n- Garrett Popcorn (if dairy’s okay): classic Chicago Mix.\n- Vaca’s Creamery (West Loop/Wrigleyville): vegan soft serve.\n- Do-Rite Donuts: several vegan donut options.\n- Original Rainbow Cone: iconic; not vegan but kid-pleaser if dairy’s fine.\n\nSimple, walkable food day near the sights\n- Breakfast: Wildberry Pancakes & Cafe or Beatrix near Millennium Park.\n- Snack: Garrett Popcorn by the park.\n- Lunch: Hop to Chinatown for veg-friendly dim sum.\n- Dinner: Deep dish—Lou Malnati’s/Pequod’s (or Kitchen 17 if you want it fully vegan).\n\nWant me to tailor this by where you’ll be staying and whether you prefer fully vegan or vegetarian OK? I can also check current menus and wait times or snag reservations.",
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It\\u2019s served with fresh bean sprouts, crushed peanuts, scallions and lime.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nWhy this Pad Thai Recipe is the Best!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nBalanced Flavor. Pad Thai sauce is a delicate balance between umami, sourness, and sweetness. Most American versions are way too sweet; this one is just right.\\n\\n\\n\\nIt\\u2019s adaptable! This recipe can be made with chicken, shrimp, tofu and /or veggies! Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan-adaptable.\\n\\n\\n\\nQuick and Easy\\u2013 Once the ingredients are prepped, this takes 15 minutes of cooking time! \\n\\n\\n\\nSimple Ingredients. These accessible ingredients can be found in most grocery stores. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Ingredients\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nRice Noodles: Pad Thai is typically made with noodles called \\u201crice stick\\u201d, which are rice noodles that are about 1/4 inch wide. Some brands are better than others- many fall apart when stir-frying. I have had the best luck with Thai Kitchen rice noodles. Make sure to soak the noodles, rather than boil, to prevent breaking.\\n\\n\\n\\nProtein: Add thinly sliced chicken breast, shrimp, or crispy Tofu, or leave out the protein and add stir-fried veggies. Extra firm tofu works best. \\n\\n\\n\\nEggs: Traditional pad thai has scrambled eggs, vegans can leave this out. \\n\\n\\n\\nGarlic cloves and shallots: Shallots really elevate Pad Thai. I highly recommend shallots over onions if possible. Some versions use ginger, but in Thailand, they generally don\\u2019t. \\n\\n\\n\\nFresh Lime Juice: adds acidity.\\n\\n\\n\\nGarnishes: The garnishes make Pad Thai, adding texture and flavor. Sliced green onions, crushed roasted peanuts, fresh bean sprouts, Thai chili flakes and lime wedges and if available, Thai basil, all elevate! \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Sauce Ingredients\\n\\n\\n\\nThe secret to the best Pad Thai Sauce is the perfect balance of salty, sweet and sour. Our sauce has delicious umami and depth, while not being overly sweet with a lovely tang. Letting the sauce caramelize in the wok for just a few seconds, adds a lovely smokiness.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFish Sauce \\u2013 Fish Sauce can vary in degrees of saltiness from brand to brand. I like Red Boat Fish sauce, or Thai Kitchen Fish Sauce (found at most grocery stores) best for this recipe.\\u00a0(*Vegans can sub our vegan fish sauce\\u00a0and soy sauce.) If you are new to fish sauce, keep in mind, it has a little \\u201cfunk\\u201d to it. You can start off lighter and replace the rest with soy sauce.\\n\\n\\n\\nTamarind Water or Rice Wine Vinegar \\u2013 authentic Pad Thai is made with tamarind water and lime juice to give it the sour component, but feel free to use Rice Wine Vinegar and lime to keep things simple here. See recipe notes for using tamarind.\\n\\n\\n\\nSugar \\u2013 In Thailand, it is traditional to use palm sugar but we use brown sugar, coconut sugar or regular cane sugar to add sweetness. Note: Do not be tempted to cut back on the sugar, the Pad Thai will be too sour.\\n\\n\\n\\nSoy Sauce \\u2013 adding a little soy sauce adds even more depth. You can also use gluten-free liquid aminos!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHow to make Pad Thai (easy Instructions)\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 1: Soak the rice noodles. Pour boiling water over the rice noodles\\u00a0let them soak until they are soft and pliable (about 5-6 minutes) but not overly soft; drain.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 2: Whisk the Eggs. Whisk the eggs in a medium bowl with a pinch of salt. Set aside by the stove. \\n\\n\\n\\nStep 3: How to make Pad Thai Sauce. 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If adding veggies, stir-fry these now and set aside as well.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd more oil to the wok and stir fry the garlic and shallots for just a couple minutes, scoot them over, add more oil if needed, and add the whisked the eggs, scrambling and breaking to bits. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStir fry shallot & garlic\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd eggs and scramble\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd the noodles and fry\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd the pad thai sauce\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nScoot the eggs over and add more oil and stir fry the noodles, letting the noodles get a little crispy! Turn your hood on and pour in the Pad Thai Sauce. Let the sauce caramelize for 30 seconds, until you smell the sugar caramelizing. This will add great flavor!\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd back in the cooked protein and veggies, with some of the bean sprouts and scallions. Add a squeeze of lime. \\n\\n\\n\\n*Taste and adjust salt, lime or sugar to taste. Find the perfect balance. See FAQ\\u2019s for troubleshooting the flavors. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 7: Serve. Divide between 2-3 bowls and garnish with fresh bean sprouts, lime, wedge, crushed peanuts, chili flakes, scallions and basil. For extra heat, serve it with our chili garlic sauce!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Noodle Tips\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nRead the whole recipe through before you give it a go.\\n\\n\\n\\nPrep everything first,\\u00a0then place it near the stove. Cooking goes very fast here!\\n\\n\\n\\nCut chicken very thinly to cut down on cooking time. Remember to cut across the grain, into \\u215b -\\u00bc thin strips about two inches long.\\n\\n\\n\\nTo lower calories, poach the chicken in a little salted water, until cooked through which just takes a couple of minutes. Then set it aside.\\n\\n\\n\\nUse shallot. \\u00a0Shallot adds so much flavor here- much more so than onion.\\u00a0\\n\\n\\n\\nCrispy noodles. Crisp up the rice noodles in the pan before adding the sauce.\\n\\n\\n\\nLet the Pad Thai sauce caramelize in the wok, before turning off the heat. This is the secret to the best flavor- a smoky sweetness we all crave!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Don\\u2019ts\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease do not add ketchup or peanut butter. This is not authentic and takes away from the dish. \\n\\n\\n\\nDon\\u2019t use white vinegar instead of rice vinegar. White vinegar tastes way more acidic and it will be overly sour.\\n\\n\\n\\nDon\\u2019t skip the sweetener. you will lose the balance of the dish. \\u00a0You will end up with fishy, overly sour, salty Pad Thai that tastes terrible. TRUST ME.\\n\\n\\n\\nDon\\u2019t make too big of a batch. The noodles are stir-fried. You want the noodles to get slightly crispy in the pan, and the sugars to caramelize, giving them that incredible smoky flavor- this is difficult to achieve if making huge batches. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nServing Pad Thai Noodles\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nServe Pad Thai with lime wedges.\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd fresh bean sprouts.\\n\\n\\n\\nSprinkle with crushed roasted peanuts\\u00a0\\u00a0(or try this amazing Peanut Chili Crunch!)\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd chopped scallions or\\u00a0Thai basil.\\n\\n\\n\\nServe with Thai chili flakes, \\u00a0sriracha or chili paste for extra heat.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStoring Homemade Pad Thai\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai is best served right after it is cooked. Leftovers will last up to four days in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Reheat pad Thai in a skillet or wok, lightly stir frying. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Recipe FAQs\\n\\n\\n\\nCan Pad Thai be made vegan? What is the secret to the best Pad Thai? Which oil is best for Pad Thai? What veggies can you add to Pad Thai? What if my Pad Thai is too salty? What if my Pad Thai is too sour? What if my Pad Thai is too sweet? \\n\\n\\n\\nWhat to serve with Pad Thai!\\n\\n\\nI hope that after you make this, you\\u2019ll think this is the best Pad Thai\\u00a0recipe you\\u2019ve ever had too! \\ud83d\\ude09\\u00a0Haha! Let me know in the comments below! \\ud83d\\ude42 Here are more of my favorite Fast, Easy Dinner Ideas!\\n\\n\\n\\nHappy weekend.\\n\\n\\n\\nxoxoxo\\n\\n\\n\\nSylvia\\n\\n\\n\\nPS. It is my hope that through cooking, we not only learn new ingredients and techniques but also learn more about the culture and people from which the food we make\\u00a0originates. Cooking can be a way of celebrating all our\\u00a0unique and beautiful differences.\\u00a0I\\u2019d like to believe expanding our repertoire in the kitchen can also expand our hearts.\\u00a0\\n\\n\\nMore Favorite Thai Noodle Dishes!\\n\\n\\nLove Thai Cuisine? Try\\u2026 \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n33+ Easy Thai Recipes!\\n\\n\\n\\nAuthentic Tom Kha Gai (Thai Coconut Chicken Soup)\\n\\n\\n\\n30-Minute Thai Green Curry\\n\\n\\n\\nThai Larb Salad\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nYou may also love this Malaysian Char Kway Teow or Chickpea Curry!\\n\\n\\n\\nMore from Feasting At Home\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHomemade Tomato Soup\\n\\n\\n\\nPasta with Zucchini\\n\\n\\n\\nIndian Cauliflower\\n\\n\\n\\nShrimp Saganaki Recipe\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nDelicious Appetizers\\n\\n\\n\\nMiso Soup Recipe Easy\\n\\n\\n\\nBeet Borscht\\n\\n\\n\\nRecipes with Beans\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGazpacho Soup\\n\\n\\n\\nChai Recipe\\n\\n\\n\\nEasy Enchilada Sauce\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHow to make Pad Thai Noodles | Video\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\u25ba\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPrint\\n\\t\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\tDescription\\n\\t\\t\\tAn easy, 30-minute recipe for Pad Thai made with rice noodles, your choice of chicken, shrimp or tofu, scrambled eggs, and an incredible \\u201cnot too sweet\\u201d Pad Thai Sauce. Makes 2 large servings. Watch the video!\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\n4 ounces rice noodles\\n3 tablespoons peanut oil, divided ( or use avocado oil, or coconut oil)\\n8 ounces chicken breast, tofu or prawns (peeled and deveined)\\nsalt and pepper to taste\\n1 large shallot, finely diced (much better than onion here)\\n4 fat garlic cloves, roughly chopped\\n2 eggs, whisked with a fork with a generous 3-finger pinch salt if vegan, leave it out)\\n1 lime\\n1 1/2 cups bean sprouts\\n\\nPad Thai Sauce:\\n\\n3 tablespoons fish sauce (see notes- or use vegan fish sauce)\\n3 tablespoons brown sugar (or coconut sugar, palm sugar, or regular sugar) see notes\\n3 tablespoons of rice wine vinegar (or tamarind water\\u2013 see notes) do not sub white vinegar, it will be too sour. \\n2 teaspoons soy sauce (or GF liquid aminos like Braggs)\\n\\nGarnish:\\n\\nlime wedges, fresh bean sprouts, chili flakes, chopped scallions, roasted peanuts, Thai basil \\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\nSoak the rice noodles.\\u00a0 Place rice noodles in a shallow pan and cover with boiling water for 4-7 minutes, stirring occasionally (so they don\\u2019t stick together) until al dente;\\u00a0 drain, rinse with cold water to stop cooking. They don\\u2019t have to be totally soft, just bendy and pliable.\\u00a0\\nWhisk the two eggs in a bowl with a fork and add a generous, 3-finger pinch of salt. Set aside.\\nMake the Pad Thai Sauce:\\u00a0whisk fish sauce, \\u00a0rice vinegar, brown sugar and soy sauce. (see notes) in a small bowl. Set aside.\\nPrep the protein. Chicken: slice chicken into very thin strips and season with salt and pepper. Crispy\\u00a0Tofu:\\u00a0Blot tofu with paper towels pressing down firmly. Cut tofu into \\u00be inch cubes, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and for extra crispy, dredge in a little corn starch. Shrimp: season with salt and pepper.\\nCook the protein: Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large saucepan or wok, over medium-high heat. Sear the seasoned chicken, shrimp or tofu until cooked through. Set aside,\\u00a0\\nStir Fry: Gather your chopped shallots and garlic, whisked eggs, cooked noodles, cooked protein and Pad Thai Sauce around the stove. Heat a little more oil in the wok over medium heat, add shallot & garlic and stir fry 2-3 minutes. \\u00a0Scoot the shallot mixture to the side, add more oil, and pour in the eggs. Scramble and break them apart into little bits, and move them to the side. Add more oil, and the noodles, stirfry 2-3 minutes until noodles are soft and pliable and even a little crispy.\\u00a0\\nPour in the Pad Thai Sauce (turn hood on) stir everything together and cook 1-2 minute, then add the cooked protein and stirfry for a few more minutes. Just as you start to smell the sugar carmelizing, you are there! Squeeze with a little lime juice. Turn off heat.\\u00a0\\n\\u00a0Taste. Adjust salt, lime, heat and sweetness to your liking; add salt, or soy sauce for more depth if you like, \\u00a0a squeeze of lime juice, chili flakes, or a pinch of sugar to taste.\\u00a0\\nToss in 1/2 the bean sprouts and roasted peanuts (or serve on the side) and sprinkle with chili flakes and scallions. Give one more toss and serve immediately.\\u00a0Divide among two plates.\\nGarnish with more bean sprouts, fresh scallions, cilantro or basil, chili flakes, lime wedges and roasted crushed peanuts. Or make this Peanut Chili Crunch!\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\tNotes\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tFish Sauce: If you are not accustomed to fish sauce, or are using a brand you haven\\u2019t\\u00a0tried before (some are fishier than others) feel free to go lighter on the fish sauce\\u2013 like 2 tablespoons. \\u00a0If going with less, replace it with soy sauce.\\nPoach the chicken. An easy way to cut back on the oil in the recipe is to poach the thinly sliced chicken breast in a little salted water, or broth for a few minutes, until cooked through. Drain and set aside. The thinner you slice the chicken the faster it will cook.\\nTamarind: If using tamarind paste (instead of rice vinegar) make tamarind \\u201cwater\\u201d by mixing 1 tablespoon tamarind paste with 2 1/2 tablespoons hot water. If using tamarind \\u201cconcentrate\\u201d mix 1-2 teaspoons with 2 1/2 tablespoons water. Use tamarind water in place of the vinegar. Using tamarind is more authentic but not everyone has access to it. \\u00a0Tamarind is extremely sour so if unfamiliar, go light. You can always add more lime to taste.\\u00a0\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\tNutrition\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tServing Size: 1 \\u00bd cups\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tCalories: 409\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tSugar: 14.3 g\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tSodium: 1134 mg\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tFat: 14.2 g\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tSaturated Fat: 2.1 g\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tCarbohydrates: 47.4 g\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tFiber: 1.1 g\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tProtein: 20.5 g\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tCholesterol: 165.4 mg\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\n\"",
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"content": "Short answer: Not as written. It includes eggs and fish sauce.\n\nEasy vegan swaps:\n- Protein: Use crispy tofu or just veggies; skip chicken/shrimp.\n- Eggs: Omit.\n- Sauce: Replace fish sauce 1:1 with vegan fish sauce (or use extra soy sauce to taste).\n- Sweetener: Use organic cane sugar or coconut sugar (vegan-friendly).\n- Everything else (rice noodles, oils, peanuts, bean sprouts, scallions, lime) is vegan.\n\nKid-friendly tip: keep chili on the side and add extra noodles/lime for a milder taste.\n\nWant me to rewrite the ingredient list and steps for a fully vegan version and make a quick shopping list?",
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An antique dining table takes center stage in the open floor plan, and brass hardware was chosen for its unique patina, which develops over time.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nkitchen\nBess Friday\n5\nOutfit The Space for Your Needs\n\nDesigner Caitlin Jones Ghajar designed a fully functional kitchen in this San Francisco apartment, but knew her client would rarely use it to cook meals. “It’s a fully functioning kitchen with a cooktop and all of that,” Jones Ghajar says, “but it really was about having tea in the afternoon and a cocktail before you go out for dinner.” Instead, the vibrant space keeps the homeowner’s daily essentials within easy reach, with no excess storage or counter space wasted.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nheather and matt french's sante fe home designed by french french interiors. kitchen.\nJenna Peffley\n6\nPlay With Patterns\n\nIn designer Heather French's beautiful kitchen, she didn't hold back when it came to layering patterns. From the matching cafe curtains and skirt around the island and the rug to the marble backsplash, patterns rule the space, with inky navy cabinets to anchor it all.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nbailey mccarthy's 19th century home in martha’s vineyard designed by amber lewis. kitchen.\nShade Degges\n7\nMake Timeless Decisions\n\nDesigner Amber Lewis steered her clients away from a bright yellow kitchen and toward a demure color palette that meshes old-world elements with New England charm. The patinaed copper and Calacatta marble lean more vintage, while the painted cabinetry and linen seating reflect a casual coastal style.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ntv personality breegan jane's venice beach\\, california home. kitchen.\nRyan Garvin\n8\nFit Your Lifestyle\n\nDesigner Breegan Jane admits that she is not a cook, so she designed her kitchen with one thing in mind: entertaining. 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In this one by Peach & Pine Interiors, you can tell just by looking at it that this one is specifically for cooking with the range, a pot filler, and counter space on either side of the stove in the darkened space. The design duo added a dark soapstone backsplash and walnut shelving to match the new island to better visually differentiate the cooking zone.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nkitchen island\nJOSEPH BRADSHW\n11\nChoose a Harder Marble Countertop\n\nMarble typically isn't the first stone countertop designers go for in a kitchen because it's relatively soft compared to its quartzite and granite alternatives. However, the team at Peach & Pine Interiors simply solved this by choosing a harder version: Barcelo Cream marble. It's \"more user-friendly than many marble species,” says Chandler Quarles. “It has been easy to use and maintain!”\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nbright yellow kitchen the right shade of yellow turned out to be almost electric wall and backsplash tile tierra y fuego\\, reeso tiles paint eye catching\\, sherwin williams range bertazzoni joy comes first casita chica, a 1929 cottage in san antonios historic monte vista neighborhood designed by galeana younger for her monther, chica younger decorated fearlessly with fun, bold colors, layered artwork, and unique collections bold hues, rich patterns, and layered textures\nMatthew Niemann\n12\nFocus on the Fun\n\nWhether it’s your forever home or not, your kitchen design ideas should look exactly how you want them to. So if that means making it a fun, vibrant space that’s focused on the design rather than the appliances, then so be it. Galeana Younger, the designer of this home (and the daughter of the homeowner) says, “This was such a fun kitchen to design…We used four different tile patterns, and it took us a few samples before settling on a paint that wasn’t too sweet or subtle. This yellow has just the right amount of green in it—it’s almost electric.”\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nkitchen the double islands maximize prep space cabinetry, hardware, and pendants white devol stools black creek mercantile trading co faucet brizo lamp dumais made backsplash, counters calacatta marble quiet time warm tones and natural textures took this indiana home from cavernous to cozy warm neutrals, williams creek, indiana, georgian style residence, natural materials, wood accents\nNicole Franzen\n13\nSplurge on Two Islands\n\nDesign the kitchen that works best for your lifestyle. If you’re a home chef, then go ahead and splurge on twin islands to maximize prep space. Designer Amy Knerr could’ve put in one huge island, sure, but by installing two, she was able to preserve the flow of the room.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nhold the line elegant design\\, neutral color palette chicago home designed by wendy labrum with michael abraham architecture inspiration english country estate with a contemporary twist kitchen reclaimed wood beams frame the kitchen and keep the striking calacatta viola backsplash and counters from skewing too modern range lacanche lighting apparatus faucet waterworks stools rose uniacke kitchen island\nAimée Mazzenga\n14\nChoose Statement Stonework\n\nThis gorgeous kitchen design idea by Wendy Labrum has the striking Calacatta Viola marble to thank for its unique, enviable look. The rest of the kitchen could easily skew more modern, but the stonework and wooden beams anchor it into something warmer, showing just how much a statement stone can transform a kitchen.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nthe kitchen designed by kelsey leigh design co kelseyleighdesigncokelsey mcgregor natural finishes\\, organic textures\\, zellige tile\\, a plastered range hood\\, and complementary woods white oak and maple on the island and cabinetry open glass shelves house pretty everyday tableware\\, while closed drawer storage keeps pots and pans out of sight but accessible includes dirty kitchen\\, a hidden room accessed through french doors fabricated to look like cabinetry appliances monogram roman shades hunter douglas fixtures kohler wine storage\\, monogram 30 fully integrated wine sommelier refrigerator\\, cabinet pulls and knobs wayfair professional whole home 2024 this years energy efficient home is in the conservation minded community of sprout\\, located on a private nature preserve in hendersonville\\, north carolina\nBrie Williams\n15\nCreate Little Luxuries Throughout\n\nLook to our 2024 Whole Home in Asheville, North Carolina, for all the inspiration you need when pondering whether to add those super-special extras around your kitchen. “This house is all about relaxation and enjoying the luxuries of life. Wine collecting, art collecting—those are the kind of things I was picturing,” says Kelsey McGregor, the kitchen designer. It only made sense to add a wine fridge that blends into the cabinetry of the space to truly capture that ethos.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\noutdoor spaces curated nest curatednest, lina galvo and her partner erin coren outdoor living, patio, deck grilling zone anchored by a zwilling flammkraft grill and a striking, creamy, copper veined cosentino dekton onirika surface for the hood cover and backsplash, the cooking deck boasts an impressive outdoor kitchen worthy of a chef whole home 2024 this years energy efficient home is in the conservation minded community of sprout\\, located on a private nature preserve in hendersonville\\, north carolina\nBrie Williams\n16\nShow Your Outdoor Kitchen Some Love\n\nDon’t give all your attention to your indoor cooking space—invest in a chic and supremely functional outdoor kitchen to expand your living and entertaining space. For our 2024 Whole Home, the team from Curated Nest wanted the grill specifically to feel more like furniture than an appliance, so they splurged on the Zwilling Flammkraft model and went with Cosentino Dekton Onirika for the hood cover and backsplash.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nkitchen\nErin Konrath Photography\n17\nOpt for a Peninsula\n\nDon’t feel pressure to squeeze in a kitchen island if there’s simply not enough space for one—go with a peninsula instead. Designer Kate Marker would typically choose an island over this attached feature, but with the limited space she had, the designer was able to make the peninsula work. “It really suits the space perfectly,” she says.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nkitchen\nKirsten Francis\n18\nAdd Millwork to Your Cabinetry\n\nWith a small kitchen, it’s important to add character where you can, and choosing a simple framing millwork on the cabinets is such a simple yet beautiful way to do so. “I designed the cabinetry to have a frame-like appearance, which is night-lighted by Portola Paints’s cheery Shasta Daisy,” says Samantha Stathis Lynch. This paint color got her some questionable looks from the cabinetmakers at Iron Oak, but it’s safe to say that they turned out so well.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\n\nRelated Story: The Best Kitchen Cabinet Brands to Elevate the Heart of Your Home\nmodern kitchen with dark cabinetry and a plaid wallpaper\nBrie Williams\n19\nPut in Glamorous Hardware\n\nAdd a touch of glamour to your kitchen design idea with brushed brass hardware and fixtures. Kelsey McGregor, who designed this dirty kitchen for our 2024 Whole Home, included these sparkling touches to add a bit of luxury to the hardworking space.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\n\nRelated Story: High-End Designers Are Putting a Dirty Kitchen in Nearly Every House They Renovate\nmodern kitchen with dark cabinetry and island featuring a bowl of fruit\nBrie Williams\n20\nTile All the Way Up\n\nIf you’re looking for a unique way to add interest to your walls without solely relying on paint, choose to add tile all the way up to the ceiling on an accent wall. In the main kitchen of our Whole Home, Kelsey McGregor installed this zellige tile from floor to ceiling, incorporating the shiny and smooth texture that a simple paint couldn’t bring.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\n\nRelated Story: 57 Gorgeous Kitchen Backsplash Ideas for Every Home's Style\nkitchen\nHeather Talbert\n21\nDress Up Your Stone\n\nYour countertop corners may be a detail that is often overlooked—you just square them off right?—but designer Nate Berkus is making the case for a subtle detail on the edge. This island's stone has a sloped, notched finish, a luxe moment for those who notice it.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nstove\nErin Konrath\n22\nCover Your Range Hood\n\nCover the range hood in the same or similar material as the backsplash or walls to make it look sleek and clean. Here, designer Kate Marker dressed the appliance with a plaster finish to mimic the warmth of the natural wood cabinets.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nchris and lynsey synek's dallas, texas home designed by interior designer, philip thomas vanderford of studio thomas james, and janson luter architects butlerpantry\nNathan Schroder\n23\nMix and Match Cabinet Styles\n\nKitchen design ideas can easily get stuck in formula: cabinets on top and drawers on the bottom. But there are actually no rules. Combine different cabinet sizes, drawer widths, and styles to meet your specific needs. Look at this space where it's just as seamless looking as any other kitchen layout when the space is all the same hue.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nkitchen in east memphis, tennessee, designed by lindsey black interiors\nJoseph Bradshaw\n24\nInvest in a Dirty Kitchen\n\nIf you find that your main kitchen space is constantly overflowing, it might be time to invest in adding a dirty kitchen, butler's pantry, or scullery. With space for serveware, extra appliances, and prep space, a secondary kitchen can ease your meal prep and boost your home's value all in one go.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ndallas home kitchen designed by ginger curtis of urbanology designs\nMatti Gresham\n25\nInstall a Coffee Bar\n\nThere are few things worse than navigating around a busy kitchen in the morning when all you're trying to do is make a cup of coffee. With a separate coffee bar or drinks station, the breakfast chef can cook in peace, and everyone can get their morning cup of Joe without hassle.\n\nTour the Entire Space\nnashville home kitchen designed by sarah robertson of studio dearborn\nAdam Kane Macchia\n26\nTry a Textured Range Hood\n\nOften an afterthought, your range hood can make a major design impact if you let it. Take inspiration from this kitchen design idea from Studio Dearborn. Wrapped in soapstone to keep the brick behind it pristine, this range hood was chosen for a seamless look from countertops to the ceiling.\n\nTour the Entire Space\nkitchen designed by caren rideau\nMeghan Beierle-O'Brien\n27\nMake Smart Swaps\n\nA great kitchen is one that's customized to your needs. If you prefer a scrap bowl or chop and wash produce all in one step, you may need this clever sink solution put in by Caren Rideau in your kitchen design. With small, inset grooves, perfectly sized to hold the homeowner's cutting boards, this standard sink is transformed into the ultimate prep station.\nkitchen\nStacy Zarin Goldberg\n28\nTry Two-Tone Cabinets\n\nCan't decide on a kitchen cabinet color? Pick two! Take inspiration from designer Arianna Pannoni of the Baltimore-based firm Winsome Interior Design and use the palette from your countertop stone to inform your paint choices. The clients were inspired by Julia Child's kitchen.\n\nTour the Entire Home\na california ranch home transformed into a modern day hacienda by rita donahoe of rita chan interiors\nsara prince\n29\nRemember the Edges\n\nKitchen appliances and surfaces get all the love, but don't forget about the smallest details for a true well-rounded space. Look to Rita Chan's California kitchen for inspiration, where the island is wrapped in a stunning tile for cleaner edges.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ntired of the same old subway tile enter the era of custom cut stone backsplashes these tailored designs, like the carved marble in this ontario, canada, kitchen by sam sacks design, make a statement\nLauren Miller\n30\nCurve Your Stone\n\nYour backsplash doesn't have to be rectangular. Look to this kitchen design idea by designer Sam Sacks and curve your stone. This kitchen, in Ontario, Canada, abandons the traditional tile grid to highlight the similar curve of the architectural hood.\n\nRelated Story: Kitchen Backsplash Ideas\n1919 brookline, massachusetts, home designed by cecilia casagrande of casagrande studio\nJared Kuzia\n31\nPaint a Bold Hue\n\nWhite may be the reigning kitchen cabinet paint color (and has been for decades), but for those who prefer a bit more fun with their finishes, think outside the traditional grayscale. For designer Cecilia Casagrande, one of the “calmest” rooms in this maximalist Massachusetts home is the kitchen. The new custom cabinetry is painted in Benjamin Moore's Hannah Banana (yellow being one of the homeowners’ favorite colors).",
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"content": "Here's a summary of kitchen remodel ideas and trends from the research:\n\n- Spring and summer are ideal for planning a kitchen renovation to catch contractor slow seasons and current trends.\n- Bold colors, interesting cabinetry profiles, and jewelry-like hardware are popular, moving beyond simple all-white kitchens.\n- Design ideas cater to different kitchen sizes, from small galley kitchens to large chef-style spaces with double islands.\n- Integrated storage and shelving can blend the kitchen with living spaces.\n- Textured and colorful backsplashes add visual interest.\n- Durable, easy-to-maintain surfaces are practical for busy kitchens.\n- Personal character can be added through unique millwork, antique furniture, and patinaed hardware.\n- Kitchens can be designed for specific lifestyles, such as entertaining rather than cooking.\n- Patterns and layered textures can create vibrant, fun spaces.\n- Timeless color palettes and vintage elements offer classic charm.\n- Removing walls to add kitchen islands can enhance space and flow.\n- Alcoves for ranges create distinct cooking zones.\n- Harder marble countertops offer beauty with durability.\n- Luxurious touches like wine fridges and glamorous hardware add comfort and style.\n- Outdoor kitchens expand living and entertaining areas.\n- Peninsulas are a good alternative to islands in smaller spaces.\n- Mixing cabinet styles and adding millwork can add character.\n- Secondary \"dirty kitchens\" or butler's pantries help with overflow and prep.\n- Coffee bars and smart sink solutions improve functionality.\n- Two-tone cabinets and bold paint colors add personality.\n- Curved stone backsplashes and custom tile work make unique statements.\n\nWould you like me to help you explore any specific ideas or find local contractors for your remodel?",
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"content": "For a small kitchen remodel, here are some key points to pay attention to based on the trends and ideas:\n\n1. Maximize Storage: Use integrated storage solutions like full-height shelving or cabinets that blend into the space to avoid clutter.\n2. Easy-to-Maintain Surfaces: Choose durable and easy-to-clean countertops and backsplashes to keep the kitchen looking fresh with minimal effort.\n3. Character with Millwork: Adding simple framing or millwork to cabinetry can add charm and detail without overwhelming the space.\n4. Functional Layout: Consider a peninsula instead of an island if space is limited, as it can provide extra counter space without crowding.\n5. Light and Color: Use light or bold colors strategically to make the space feel larger and more vibrant.\n6. Smart Appliances and Fixtures: Opt for compact, multi-functional appliances and clever sink solutions to maximize usability.\n7. Open Shelving: Incorporate open or glass-front shelves to create a sense of openness.\n8. Avoid Excess Storage: Keep storage and counter space to what you actually need to avoid overcrowding.\n9. Lighting: Good lighting, including under-cabinet lights, can make a small kitchen feel brighter and more spacious.\n10. Personal Touches: Add personality with unique hardware or a textured backsplash to make the space inviting.\n\nWould you like me to help you find specific design ideas or products suitable for small kitchens?",
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"content": "can you come up with a design idea for a space of size 12ft and 8 ft?",
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"content": "Relevant history visits:[{\"url\": \"https://globalnews.ca/news/11336100/air-canada-binding-arbitration-request-deadline-strike/\", \"title\": \"Air Canada union rejects binding arbitration as almost 300 flights axed\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-14 11:05\", \"description\": \"The union representing Air Canada's flight attendants has told Canada's jobs minister that the airline's request for binding arbitration should be rejected.\"}, {\"url\": \"https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-canada-flight-attendants-final-day-strike-1.7610225\", \"title\": \"Flight attendant union asks jobs minister not to intervene in Air Canada negotiations\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-13 9:50\", \"description\": \"More than 10,000 flight attendants are poised to walk off the job around 1 a.m. ET on Saturday, followed by a company-imposed lockout if the two sides can't reach an eleventh-hour deal.\"}]",
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"content": "Here’s what you viewed recently about the Air Canada strike:\n\n- Air Canada union rejects binding arbitration as almost 300 flights axed (Global News)\n Visited: 2025-08-14 11:05\n URL: https://globalnews.ca/news/11336100/air-canada-binding-arbitration-request-deadline-strike/\n Summary: The flight attendants’ union asked the government to reject Air Canada’s request for binding arbitration; nearly 300 flights were canceled amid the dispute.\n\n- Flight attendant union asks jobs minister not to intervene in Air Canada negotiations (CBC News)\n Visited: 2025-08-13 09:50\n URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-canada-flight-attendants-final-day-strike-1.7610225\n Summary: Over 10,000 flight attendants were set to walk off the job around 1 a.m. ET Saturday unless a last-minute deal was reached; a company lockout could follow.\n\nQuick recap: The union opposed binding arbitration and was preparing to strike, leading to widespread flight cancellations and the potential for government intervention.\n\nWant me to open one of these or check the latest status now?",
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"content": "can you summarize the first news?",
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airstrike
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "How to report ice sightings",
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knowledge
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Who won the grammy for album of the year?",
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knowledge
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616c9063
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Hey - I'm looking at this site, what are the top 3 things I should do in Chicago?",
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chicago
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Who painted the Mona Lisa?",
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"content": "The Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian Renaissance artist. He began it around 1503 (with work possibly continuing into the 1510s), and the painting is now housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris.",
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"content": "Who is the woman depicted in the Mona Lisa?",
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knowledge
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use `@get_preferences` wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.",
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"content": "What do my streaming tabs say?",
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streaming
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "What were the 2024 election results",
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knowledge
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Who invented the World Wide Web?",
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knowledge
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4502dd16
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "what vaccines do kids need for school?",
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knowledge
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use `@get_preferences` wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.",
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"content": "what are all my tabs?",
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"content": "Opened Tabs:\n[{'url': 'https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/cat/outdoor-living/snow-removal-equipment-tools/snowblowers-DC0001699.html', 'title': 'Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire', 'is_active': True}, {'url': 'https://www.reddit.com/r/egopowerplus/comments/104xyr2/ego_snow_blower_owners_would_you_buy_again/', 'title': 'EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? : r/eglopowerplus', 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://getpocket.com/explore/item/which-type-of-note-taking-is-better-for-learning-laptop-or-pen-and-paper?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us', 'title': 'Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper?', 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://www.zdnet.com/article/stop-and-clean-your-earbuds-or-headphones-asap-heres-why-audio-experts-encourage-it/?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us', 'title': \"Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it\", 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://royalcitynursery.com/preparing-the-garden-for-winter/', 'title': 'What to Do Now in the October Garden', 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/categories/outdoors/lawn-and-garden-centre/landscaping/mulch.html', 'title': 'Mulch: Black, Cedar & More - Homedepot.ca', 'is_active': False}]",
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"content": "You currently have six tabs open:\n\n1. Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire (active tab)\n2. EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? on Reddit\n3. Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? on Pocket\n4. Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it on ZDNet\n5. What to Do Now in the October Garden on Royal City Nursery\n6. Mulch: Black, Cedar & More on Homedepot.ca\n\nLet me know if you want to switch to or get more info about any of these tabs!",
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"content": "can you group them?",
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"content": "Sure! Here's a grouping of your open tabs based on their topics:\n\nSnow Removal & Outdoor Equipment:\n- Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire\n- EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? (Reddit)\n\nGardening & Landscaping:\n- What to Do Now in the October Garden (Royal City Nursery)\n- Mulch: Black, Cedar & More (Homedepot.ca)\n\nTechnology & Learning:\n- Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? (Pocket)\n- Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it (ZDNet)\n\nLet me know if you'd like me to do anything else with these tabs!",
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"content": "can you help me prioritize?",
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"content": "To help prioritize your tabs effectively, could you please share your current goals or what you want to focus on? For example, are you looking to buy snow removal equipment soon, planning your garden for the season, or interested in improving your learning or tech habits? This will help me suggest the best order for you.",
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"content": "i'm preparing my garden for my winter",
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"content": "Since your priority is preparing your garden for winter, I suggest focusing first on the gardening and landscaping tabs:\n\n1. What to Do Now in the October Garden (Royal City Nursery) — for specific seasonal garden tasks.\n2. Mulch: Black, Cedar & More (Homedepot.ca) — to explore mulch options for winter protection.\n\nAfter that, you can check the snow removal equipment tabs if you need to prepare for winter snow:\n\n3. Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire\n4. EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? (Reddit)\n\nLastly, the technology and learning tabs can be reviewed when you have more time:\n\n5. Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? (Pocket)\n6. Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it (ZDNet)\n\nWould you like me to open or summarize any of these gardening tabs for you?",
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"content": "can you give me some tips?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Why is the sky blue?",
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"role": "user",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "what are all my tabs?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use `@get_preferences` wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.",
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"content": "What do my streaming tabs say?",
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"content": "Which one is the best for me?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Hey - I'm looking at this site, what are the top 3 things I should do in Chicago?",
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"content": "\"There are so many ways you can do Chicago \\u2014 and if you\\u2019re going for the first time, you\\u2019ll want to hit up all the classics and must-see spots.We\\u2019ve put together this definitive list of the essential Chicago things to do and see, from the city\\u2019s most iconic attractions to award-winning and under-the-radar restaurants. To be fair, you won\\u2019t be able to complete the bucket list in just one visit \\u2014 but it\\u2019s a pretty good excuse to plan another trip back.Your Chicago bucket listEat and drink the best of the cityImmm Thai in Chicago\\u2019s Asia on Argyle neighborhoodSample iconic Chicago dishesEat classic Chicago pizza\\u2026and lots of it! Decide for yourself between classic Chicago styles, from cheesy deep dish to crisp tavern style.Pile seven toppings (but no ketchup) on a Chicago-style hot dog\\u2026 ideally at a baseball game.Discover the strangely addictive caramel-and-cheese combination from the world-famous Garrett Popcorn Shops.There\\u2019s no wrong way to enjoy an Italian beef sandwich, whether you prefer hot or sweet, wet or dipped.Sample cuisines from around the world in our international foodie neighborhoods, from dim sum in Chinatown to family-owned taquerias in Little Village.Tackle a prime cut at Chicago\\u2019s steakhouses, from old-school classics to buzzy newcomers.Enjoy summer in a cone with the colorful Original Rainbow Cone, a one-of-a-kind Chicago creation.Check off your dining bucket list at our Michelin-star restaurants (like three-star Alinea, one of the world\\u2019s best restaurants) and James Beard Award winners.Taste your way through Chicago\\u2019s most iconic bites, including locally born dishes like the jibarito sandwich.Find great deals at hundreds of must-try restaurants around the city during the annual Chicago Restaurant Week.Enjoy Chicago bars, breweries, and beyondExperience Chicago\\u2019s robust craft beer scene at over 100 craft breweries.Get spirited at Chicago\\u2019s world-class distilleries, where you can try small-batch spirits made with Midwest ingredients.Try some of the city\\u2019s best mixology at these top Chicago cocktail bars.Find great deals with the Chicago Pizza PassExplore Chicago one slice at a time with the new Chicago Pizza Pass. Access exclusive discounts and be entered to win exciting prizes, all while enjoying Chicago\\u2019s legendary pizza scene.Get your pass todayCheck off the essential cultural experiencesArt Institute of ChicagoExplore our must-see museumsMarvel at millions of artifacts and specimens at natural history haven, the Field Museum. Don\\u2019t forget to say hi to SUE, the most complete T.rex ever discovered.Explore the Art Institute of Chicago to admire one of the largest collections of Impressionist art outside the Louvre and the stunning Modern art wing.Visit the DuSable Black History Museum, the nation\\u2019s first independent museum dedicated to the history and culture of African Americans.Stand in a tornado, step inside a real U-boat, or travel deep down in a coal mine at the interactive Griffin Museum of Science and Industry.Meet a whole world of aquatic creatures, from stingrays to sea otters, at the lakefront Shedd Aquarium.Learn about the wonders of the universe at Adler Planetarium, the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere.Go deeper into the story of our city, from the Great Chicago Fire to the jazz age, at the Chicago History Museum.Visit the Chicago Architecture Center for fascinating exhibits on the birth of the skyscraper, our changing skyline, and more.Feel the beat of Chicago\\u2019s music and nightlifeHear masters of Chicago-style blues at the city\\u2019s best-known blues clubs, including Buddy Guy\\u2019s Legends.Discover the next generation of comedy stars (in the city that invented improv) at our comedy clubs like the illustrious The Second City.Step into the Jazz Age at the historic Green Mill Jazz Club (a favorite of Al Capone) and explore other fabled jazz venues in Chicago.Dance all night to house music, a dance music genre born in Chicago\\u2019s underground club scene.Thalia Hall is a\\u00a0Pilsen landmark and indie music haven that\\u2019s also home to some of the neighborhood\\u2019s hottest dining.Catch unforgettable shows across genres at top Chicago music venues, from neighborhood clubs to historic theatres.Find your seats for Chicago theatreGet tickets for a show at Broadway in Chicago, which brings world premieres and classic hits to the city\\u2019s bustling downtown theatre district.See a show at one of Chicago\\u2019s Tony Award-winning theatres, like the Court Theatre and the star-studded Steppenwolf Theatre.Watch modern takes on the classics at the renowned Chicago Shakespeare Theater.Discover up-and-coming talent and avant-garde productions at neighborhood theatres, like the innovative A Red Orchid Theatre founded by Michael Shannon.Grab discounted tickets to top shows all around the city during Chicago Theatre Week.Be wowed by top sights and attractionsAdmire top sights and attractionsYou can\\u2019t leave Chicago without heading to Millennium Park to take a selfie with the city\\u2019s most iconic piece of public art \\u2014\\u00a0Cloud Gate, aka \\u201cThe Bean.\\u201dHover just outside one of the world\\u2019s tallest buildings at The Ledge, an all-glass balcony at Willis Tower\\u2019s Skydeck Chicago.Enjoy panoramic views and a heart-pounding thrill ride at 360 CHICAGO observation deck on Michigan Avenue.Stop at the Chicago Cultural Center to see the world\\u2019s largest Tiffany glass dome and enjoy a host of free 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cafes, wine bars, and shops.Learn the story behind Chicago\\u2019s most iconic architectural feats on an architecture boat cruise, like the Chicago Architecture Center River Cruise.See the skyline on the Chicago Water Taxi, the most scenic way to get around town.Adventure in the great outdoorsBike the Lakefront Trail along Lake Michigan.Feel the thrill of urban adventuresWalk or bike on the 18-mile Lakefront Trail, featuring jaw-dropping skyline views, sandy beaches, and beachfront bars.Let the kids run and play at Maggie Daley Park, where you\\u2019ll find a climbing wall, skating ribbon, mini golf, and more.Bike, skate, walk, or run along The 606, an elevated urban trail that cuts through some of the city\\u2019s hippest neighborhoods.Explore lakefront Grant Park, home to top city events and the historic Buckingham Fountain.Go for a swim, play beach volleyball, or relax in the sand at Chicago\\u2019s sun-soaked beaches.City in a gardenFind a moment of zen at the Lurie Garden, a lush 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contemporary groups at the Chicago Gospel Music Festival.Sue\\u00f1os Music Festival, Chicago\\u2019s first-ever reggaeton fest, brings an impressive lineup of Latin hitmakers to Grant Park.Hear living legends play at the lakefront Chicago Jazz Festival, celebrating the city\\u2019s vibrant jazz history.The multi-venue World Music Festival brings artists and genres from around the world to Chicago.Chicago House Music Festival and Chosen Few Picnic celebrate house music in the city where it was born.Pack a picnic and hear live music under the stars at the Millennium Park Summer Music Series.Cheer on Chicago sportsCatch the beloved Chicago Cubs play a home game at historic Wrigley Field, the country\\u2019s second-oldest ballpark.Root for the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field; come early to tailgate and stay for post-game fireworks.Feel the electric energy at a Chicago Sky basketball game at Wintrust Arena.Watch the Chicago Bears take on opposing teams at lakefront Soldier Field.See the Chicago Blackhawks take the ice for fast-paced matches at the United Center.Also at the United Center, cheer on the legendary Chicago Bulls as they bring the energy for every game.Enjoy the non-stop fun of a Chicago Fire soccer match at Soldier Field.Mark your calendar for more can\\u2019t-miss eventsAttend the Chicago Auto Show, the largest auto show in North America.The city\\u2019s green river dyeing and St. Patrick\\u2019s Day celebrations are a true bucket-list item.The annual C2E2 (Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo) is the largest pop culture convention in the Midwest.The joyous Chicago Pride Parade marches through the historic Northalsted neighborhood, attracting more than one million revelers each year.The free Chicago Air and Water Show on the city\\u2019s lakefront is the largest show of its kind in the country.Taste of Chicago offers a diverse range of the city\\u2019s award-winning cuisine and free concerts from top artists in Grant Park.Cheer on runners from all over the world at the Chicago Marathon, one of the seven World Marathon Majors.Christkindlmarket Chicago is a magical holiday market in the heart of downtown, styled after traditional German Christmas bazaars.Kick off the holidays at The Magnificent Mile Lights Festival, a nighttime parade that lights up the iconic street.ZooLights at Lincoln Park Zoo is an over-the-top holiday display that covers the historic zoo in millions of twinkling lights.See the best attractions in Chicago at up to 49% savings with CityPASS.Explore the famous Shedd Aquarium, see scientific discoveries at the Field Museum, take in spectacular views from the Skydeck and more! 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"content": "Here are the top 3 I’d pick for you from this bucket list, tailored to your family, outdoor, and blues interests:\n\n1) Architecture boat cruise on the Chicago River (Chicago Architecture Center River Cruise)\n- Why: It’s the best, family-friendly way to see the skyline and learn the city’s story from the water.\n- Tip: Book a daytime or golden-hour cruise for views; if you want to be more active, consider a guided kayak tour instead (also on the list).\n\n2) Millennium Park + Maggie Daley Park combo\n- Why: Snap the classic Bean photo, stroll Lurie Garden, then let the kids go wild at Maggie Daley Park’s skating ribbon, climbing wall, and mini golf.\n- Nearby bites: Garrett Popcorn for an easy vegetarian-friendly treat.\n\n3) Experience Chicago blues\n- Why: It’s a Chicago original and fits your music taste. Check out Buddy Guy’s Legends for live blues. If your dates line up, the free, family-friendly Chicago Blues Festival is a fantastic alternative.\n\nBonus food fit for vegetarians: Try a classic Chicago pizza (deep dish or tavern style—your call). If you want, I can suggest veg-friendly spots near wherever you’ll be.\n\nWant me to check dates/tickets (cruise times, blues shows, or festival calendar) for your visit?",
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"content": "Sounds fun! What about food? Any recommendations?",
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"content": "Awesome—Chicago’s a great food city for vegetarians and vegans. Here are easy, family‑friendly picks by category and neighborhood.\n\nDeep-dish and pizza\n- Classic deep dish (veg): Lou Malnati’s (order The Lou), Giordano’s (veggie stuffed), Pequod’s (build your own veggie).\n- Fully vegan deep dish: Kitchen 17 (Irving Park) — famous for vegan deep dish and mozzarella.\n\nCasual veg/vegan crowd-pleasers (kid-friendly)\n- The Chicago Diner (Lakeview/Logan Square): 100% veg comfort food, vegan shakes, and a vegan Chicago dog.\n- Kale My Name (Albany Park): 100% vegan; great for sharing plates.\n- Handlebar (Wicker Park): Vegetarian comfort food, chill vibe, patio.\n- Urban Vegan (Lakeview): 100% vegan Thai.\n- Beatrix (River North/Streeterville/West Loop): Lots of veg options, kids’ menu, easy with strollers.\n- Sultan’s Market (Wicker Park/Lakeview): Quick, affordable falafel, hummus, and salads.\n\nInternational neighborhoods with great veg options\n- Chinatown: MingHin Cuisine (dim sum with lots of veg), Triple Crown (late-night dim sum), veggie stir-fries and noodles.\n- Asia on Argyle (Uptown): Immm Rice & Beyond (Thai street food with veg dishes), Ba Le (tofu banh mi).\n- Devon Avenue (West Ridge): Arya Bhavan (vegan Indian) or Uru-Swati (vegetarian).\n\nTreats and snacks\n- Garrett Popcorn (if dairy’s okay): classic Chicago Mix.\n- Vaca’s Creamery (West Loop/Wrigleyville): vegan soft serve.\n- Do-Rite Donuts: several vegan donut options.\n- Original Rainbow Cone: iconic; not vegan but kid-pleaser if dairy’s fine.\n\nSimple, walkable food day near the sights\n- Breakfast: Wildberry Pancakes & Cafe or Beatrix near Millennium Park.\n- Snack: Garrett Popcorn by the park.\n- Lunch: Hop to Chinatown for veg-friendly dim sum.\n- Dinner: Deep dish—Lou Malnati’s/Pequod’s (or Kitchen 17 if you want it fully vegan).\n\nWant me to tailor this by where you’ll be staying and whether you prefer fully vegan or vegetarian OK? I can also check current menus and wait times or snag reservations.",
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"content": "Nice. I'm looking at this place -- anything I can eat?",
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"content": "Nice one. Now - what about night life? any recommendations?",
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"content": "Hey - I'm looking at this site, what are the top 3 things I should do in Chicago?",
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"content": "\"There are so many ways you can do Chicago \\u2014 and if you\\u2019re going for the first time, you\\u2019ll want to hit up all the classics and must-see spots.We\\u2019ve put together this definitive list of the essential Chicago things to do and see, from the city\\u2019s most iconic attractions to award-winning and under-the-radar restaurants. To be fair, you won\\u2019t be able to complete the bucket list in just one visit \\u2014 but it\\u2019s a pretty good excuse to plan another trip back.Your Chicago bucket listEat and drink the best of the cityImmm Thai in Chicago\\u2019s Asia on Argyle neighborhoodSample iconic Chicago dishesEat classic Chicago pizza\\u2026and lots of it! Decide for yourself between classic Chicago styles, from cheesy deep dish to crisp tavern style.Pile seven toppings (but no ketchup) on a Chicago-style hot dog\\u2026 ideally at a baseball game.Discover the strangely addictive caramel-and-cheese combination from the world-famous Garrett Popcorn Shops.There\\u2019s no wrong way to enjoy an Italian beef sandwich, whether you prefer hot or sweet, wet or dipped.Sample cuisines from around the world in our international foodie neighborhoods, from dim sum in Chinatown to family-owned taquerias in Little Village.Tackle a prime cut at Chicago\\u2019s steakhouses, from old-school classics to buzzy newcomers.Enjoy summer in a cone with the colorful Original Rainbow Cone, a one-of-a-kind Chicago creation.Check off your dining bucket list at our Michelin-star restaurants (like three-star Alinea, one of the world\\u2019s best restaurants) and James Beard Award winners.Taste your way through Chicago\\u2019s most iconic bites, including locally born dishes like the jibarito sandwich.Find great deals at hundreds of must-try restaurants around the city during the annual Chicago Restaurant Week.Enjoy Chicago bars, breweries, and beyondExperience Chicago\\u2019s robust craft beer scene at over 100 craft breweries.Get spirited at Chicago\\u2019s world-class distilleries, where you can try small-batch spirits made with Midwest ingredients.Try some of the city\\u2019s best mixology at these top Chicago cocktail bars.Find great deals with the Chicago Pizza PassExplore Chicago one slice at a time with the new Chicago Pizza Pass. Access exclusive discounts and be entered to win exciting prizes, all while enjoying Chicago\\u2019s legendary pizza scene.Get your pass todayCheck off the essential cultural experiencesArt Institute of ChicagoExplore our must-see museumsMarvel at millions of artifacts and specimens at natural history haven, the Field Museum. Don\\u2019t forget to say hi to SUE, the most complete T.rex ever discovered.Explore the Art Institute of Chicago to admire one of the largest collections of Impressionist art outside the Louvre and the stunning Modern art wing.Visit the DuSable Black History Museum, the nation\\u2019s first independent museum dedicated to the history and culture of African Americans.Stand in a tornado, step inside a real U-boat, or travel deep down in a coal mine at the interactive Griffin Museum of Science and Industry.Meet a whole world of aquatic creatures, from stingrays to sea otters, at the lakefront Shedd Aquarium.Learn about the wonders of the universe at Adler Planetarium, the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere.Go deeper into the story of our city, from the Great Chicago Fire to the jazz age, at the Chicago History Museum.Visit the Chicago Architecture Center for fascinating exhibits on the birth of the skyscraper, our changing skyline, and more.Feel the beat of Chicago\\u2019s music and nightlifeHear masters of Chicago-style blues at the city\\u2019s best-known blues clubs, including Buddy Guy\\u2019s Legends.Discover the next generation of comedy stars (in the city that invented improv) at our comedy clubs like the illustrious The Second City.Step into the Jazz Age at the historic Green Mill Jazz Club (a favorite of Al Capone) and explore other fabled jazz venues in Chicago.Dance all night to house music, a dance music genre born in Chicago\\u2019s underground club scene.Thalia Hall is a\\u00a0Pilsen landmark and indie music haven that\\u2019s also home to some of the neighborhood\\u2019s hottest dining.Catch unforgettable shows across genres at top Chicago music venues, from neighborhood clubs to historic theatres.Find your seats for Chicago theatreGet tickets for a show at Broadway in Chicago, which brings world premieres and classic hits to the city\\u2019s bustling downtown theatre district.See a show at one of Chicago\\u2019s Tony Award-winning theatres, 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contemporary groups at the Chicago Gospel Music Festival.Sue\\u00f1os Music Festival, Chicago\\u2019s first-ever reggaeton fest, brings an impressive lineup of Latin hitmakers to Grant Park.Hear living legends play at the lakefront Chicago Jazz Festival, celebrating the city\\u2019s vibrant jazz history.The multi-venue World Music Festival brings artists and genres from around the world to Chicago.Chicago House Music Festival and Chosen Few Picnic celebrate house music in the city where it was born.Pack a picnic and hear live music under the stars at the Millennium Park Summer Music Series.Cheer on Chicago sportsCatch the beloved Chicago Cubs play a home game at historic Wrigley Field, the country\\u2019s second-oldest ballpark.Root for the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field; come early to tailgate and stay for post-game fireworks.Feel the electric energy at a Chicago Sky basketball game at Wintrust Arena.Watch the Chicago Bears take on opposing teams at lakefront Soldier Field.See the 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"content": "Here are the top 3 I’d pick for you from this bucket list, tailored to your family, outdoor, and blues interests:\n\n1) Architecture boat cruise on the Chicago River (Chicago Architecture Center River Cruise)\n- Why: It’s the best, family-friendly way to see the skyline and learn the city’s story from the water.\n- Tip: Book a daytime or golden-hour cruise for views; if you want to be more active, consider a guided kayak tour instead (also on the list).\n\n2) Millennium Park + Maggie Daley Park combo\n- Why: Snap the classic Bean photo, stroll Lurie Garden, then let the kids go wild at Maggie Daley Park’s skating ribbon, climbing wall, and mini golf.\n- Nearby bites: Garrett Popcorn for an easy vegetarian-friendly treat.\n\n3) Experience Chicago blues\n- Why: It’s a Chicago original and fits your music taste. Check out Buddy Guy’s Legends for live blues. If your dates line up, the free, family-friendly Chicago Blues Festival is a fantastic alternative.\n\nBonus food fit for vegetarians: Try a classic Chicago pizza (deep dish or tavern style—your call). If you want, I can suggest veg-friendly spots near wherever you’ll be.\n\nWant me to check dates/tickets (cruise times, blues shows, or festival calendar) for your visit?",
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"content": "Sounds fun! What about food? Any recommendations?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "i think I read about iphone 17 news recently, what was it",
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"content": "Pull up the chicken teriyaki recipe I looked at.",
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"content": "I found two chicken teriyaki pages in your history. Which one should I open?\n\n- Teriyaki Chicken {Easy 15 Minute Recipe} — Cooking Classy\n https://www.cookingclassy.com/teriyaki-chicken/\n Visited: 2025-08-13 09:50\n\n- Teriyaki Chicken & Veggie Stir Fry (GF, DF, Egg/Soy/Peanut/Tree nut free, Vegan option) — Allergy Awesomeness\n https://allergyawesomeness.com/teriyaki-chicken-veggie-stir-fry-gf-df-egg-soy-peanuttree-nut-free-vegan-option/\n Visited: 2025-08-14 08:20\n\nIf you tell me which one, I’ll pull it up and show the recipe details.",
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"content": "Can you help me decide between the airline credit cards in my tabs? I don't have an airline preference, but I hate paying for checked bags.",
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"content": "What do my streaming tabs say?",
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"content": "What is netflix? Netflix is a streaming service that offers a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies, anime, documentaries, and more on thousands of internet-connected devices.\n\nYou can watch as much as you want, whenever you want – all for one low monthly price. There's always something new to discover and new TV shows and movies are added every week!\n\nHow much does netflix cost? Watch Netflix on your smartphone, tablet, Smart TV, laptop, or streaming device, all for one fixed monthly fee. Plans range from $7.99 to $23.99 a month (pre-tax). No extra costs, no contracts.\n\nWhere can I watch? Watch anywhere, anytime. Sign in with your Netflix account to watch instantly on the web at netflix.com from your personal computer or on any internet-connected device that offers the Netflix app, including smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, streaming media players and game consoles.\n\nYou can also download your favorite shows with the iOS or Android app. Use downloads to watch while you're on the go and without an internet connection. Take Netflix with you anywhere.\n\nHow do I cancel? Netflix is flexible. There are no pesky contracts and no commitments. You can easily cancel your account online in two clicks. There are no cancellation fees – start or stop your account anytime.\n\nWhat can I watch on netflix? Netflix has an extensive library of feature films, documentaries, TV shows, anime, award-winning Netflix originals, and more. Watch as much as you want, anytime you want.\n\nIs netflix good for kids? The Netflix Kids experience is included in your membership to give parents control while kids enjoy family-friendly TV shows and movies in their own space.\n\nKids profiles come with PIN-protected parental controls that let you restrict the maturity rating of content kids can watch and block specific titles you don’t want kids to see.",
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"content": "As we welcome the warmer weather and move into spring and summer, now is actually the perfect time to start planning a kitchen renovation. Not only will you hit the last wave of the slow season for contractors, but you'll get to take advantage of knowing what kitchen trends are predicted to be popular for this year, from hardware choices and flooring to paint colors. You can even spend the renovation period cooking outside on the grill instead of relying on takeout. That's a win!\n\nWhile we understand the appeal of a simple, all-white kitchen, the kitchen design ideas we're seeing for this year are packed with personality, including bold colors, interesting cabinetry profiles, and jewelry-like hardware. There are plenty of ways to make the most of your cook space, whether you boast a petite-but-powerful galley kitchen or an expansive chef-style space built for entertaining (which calls for a double island, we think!).\n\nNo matter the aesthetic you're going for—or the budget you have in mind—these 99 beautiful kitchen ideas are sure to inspire you. Every detail has been considered, from the gleam of the backsplash to eye-catching lighting. Read on for the best kitchen design ideas, straight from our favorite designers to your screen.\n\nAdditional copy by Kate McGregor.\nFind kitchen inspiration for every kind of space:\n\n 5 Genius Kitchen Pantry Trends That Will Help You Get (and Stay!) 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An antique dining table takes center stage in the open floor plan, and brass hardware was chosen for its unique patina, which develops over time.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nkitchen\nBess Friday\n5\nOutfit The Space for Your Needs\n\nDesigner Caitlin Jones Ghajar designed a fully functional kitchen in this San Francisco apartment, but knew her client would rarely use it to cook meals. “It’s a fully functioning kitchen with a cooktop and all of that,” Jones Ghajar says, “but it really was about having tea in the afternoon and a cocktail before you go out for dinner.” Instead, the vibrant space keeps the homeowner’s daily essentials within easy reach, with no excess storage or counter space wasted.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nheather and matt french's sante fe home designed by french french interiors. kitchen.\nJenna Peffley\n6\nPlay With Patterns\n\nIn designer Heather French's beautiful kitchen, she didn't hold back when it came to layering patterns. 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Take this as your sign to design the kitchen you need, not the one that's expected of you.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nkitchen\nJOSEPH BRADSHW\n9\nTake Down Some Walls\n\nKitchen islands are a substantial kitchen feature that you'll never regret adding. If your current kitchen isn’t large enough to fit one in, you might want to consider taking down some walls to do so. Chandler and Jeremy Quarles from Peach & Pine Interiors did just that for their own kitchen design idea, placing a 10-foot, solid walnut island in the center of the room. It’s elegant and timeless, and really brings the entire space together.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nkitchen alcove\nJOSEPH BRADSHW\n10\nCarve Out an Alcove for Your Range\n\nNot only will an alcove bring more dimension to your space, but adding one in will help craft more pronounced sections of your kitchen. In this one by Peach & Pine Interiors, you can tell just by looking at it that this one is specifically for cooking with the range, a pot filler, and counter space on either side of the stove in the darkened space. The design duo added a dark soapstone backsplash and walnut shelving to match the new island to better visually differentiate the cooking zone.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nkitchen island\nJOSEPH BRADSHW\n11\nChoose a Harder Marble Countertop\n\nMarble typically isn't the first stone countertop designers go for in a kitchen because it's relatively soft compared to its quartzite and granite alternatives. However, the team at Peach & Pine Interiors simply solved this by choosing a harder version: Barcelo Cream marble. It's \"more user-friendly than many marble species,” says Chandler Quarles. “It has been easy to use and maintain!”\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nbright yellow kitchen the right shade of yellow turned out to be almost electric wall and backsplash tile tierra y fuego\\, reeso tiles paint eye catching\\, sherwin williams range bertazzoni joy comes first casita chica, a 1929 cottage in san antonios historic monte vista neighborhood designed by galeana younger for her monther, chica younger decorated fearlessly with fun, bold colors, layered artwork, and unique collections bold hues, rich patterns, and layered textures\nMatthew Niemann\n12\nFocus on the Fun\n\nWhether it’s your forever home or not, your kitchen design ideas should look exactly how you want them to. So if that means making it a fun, vibrant space that’s focused on the design rather than the appliances, then so be it. Galeana Younger, the designer of this home (and the daughter of the homeowner) says, “This was such a fun kitchen to design…We used four different tile patterns, and it took us a few samples before settling on a paint that wasn’t too sweet or subtle. This yellow has just the right amount of green in it—it’s almost electric.”\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nkitchen the double islands maximize prep space cabinetry, hardware, and pendants white devol stools black creek mercantile trading co faucet brizo lamp dumais made backsplash, counters calacatta marble quiet time warm tones and natural textures took this indiana home from cavernous to cozy warm neutrals, williams creek, indiana, georgian style residence, natural materials, wood accents\nNicole Franzen\n13\nSplurge on Two Islands\n\nDesign the kitchen that works best for your lifestyle. If you’re a home chef, then go ahead and splurge on twin islands to maximize prep space. Designer Amy Knerr could’ve put in one huge island, sure, but by installing two, she was able to preserve the flow of the room.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nhold the line elegant design\\, neutral color palette chicago home designed by wendy labrum with michael abraham architecture inspiration english country estate with a contemporary twist kitchen reclaimed wood beams frame the kitchen and keep the striking calacatta viola backsplash and counters from skewing too modern range lacanche lighting apparatus faucet waterworks stools rose uniacke kitchen island\nAimée Mazzenga\n14\nChoose Statement Stonework\n\nThis gorgeous kitchen design idea by Wendy Labrum has the striking Calacatta Viola marble to thank for its unique, enviable look. The rest of the kitchen could easily skew more modern, but the stonework and wooden beams anchor it into something warmer, showing just how much a statement stone can transform a kitchen.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nthe kitchen designed by kelsey leigh design co kelseyleighdesigncokelsey mcgregor natural finishes\\, organic textures\\, zellige tile\\, a plastered range hood\\, and complementary woods white oak and maple on the island and cabinetry open glass shelves house pretty everyday tableware\\, while closed drawer storage keeps pots and pans out of sight but accessible includes dirty kitchen\\, a hidden room accessed through french doors fabricated to look like cabinetry appliances monogram roman shades hunter douglas fixtures kohler wine storage\\, monogram 30 fully integrated wine sommelier refrigerator\\, cabinet pulls and knobs wayfair professional whole home 2024 this years energy efficient home is in the conservation minded community of sprout\\, located on a private nature preserve in hendersonville\\, north carolina\nBrie Williams\n15\nCreate Little Luxuries Throughout\n\nLook to our 2024 Whole Home in Asheville, North Carolina, for all the inspiration you need when pondering whether to add those super-special extras around your kitchen. “This house is all about relaxation and enjoying the luxuries of life. Wine collecting, art collecting—those are the kind of things I was picturing,” says Kelsey McGregor, the kitchen designer. It only made sense to add a wine fridge that blends into the cabinetry of the space to truly capture that ethos.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\noutdoor spaces curated nest curatednest, lina galvo and her partner erin coren outdoor living, patio, deck grilling zone anchored by a zwilling flammkraft grill and a striking, creamy, copper veined cosentino dekton onirika surface for the hood cover and backsplash, the cooking deck boasts an impressive outdoor kitchen worthy of a chef whole home 2024 this years energy efficient home is in the conservation minded community of sprout\\, located on a private nature preserve in hendersonville\\, north carolina\nBrie Williams\n16\nShow Your Outdoor Kitchen Some Love\n\nDon’t give all your attention to your indoor cooking space—invest in a chic and supremely functional outdoor kitchen to expand your living and entertaining space. For our 2024 Whole Home, the team from Curated Nest wanted the grill specifically to feel more like furniture than an appliance, so they splurged on the Zwilling Flammkraft model and went with Cosentino Dekton Onirika for the hood cover and backsplash.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nkitchen\nErin Konrath Photography\n17\nOpt for a Peninsula\n\nDon’t feel pressure to squeeze in a kitchen island if there’s simply not enough space for one—go with a peninsula instead. Designer Kate Marker would typically choose an island over this attached feature, but with the limited space she had, the designer was able to make the peninsula work. “It really suits the space perfectly,” she says.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nkitchen\nKirsten Francis\n18\nAdd Millwork to Your Cabinetry\n\nWith a small kitchen, it’s important to add character where you can, and choosing a simple framing millwork on the cabinets is such a simple yet beautiful way to do so. “I designed the cabinetry to have a frame-like appearance, which is night-lighted by Portola Paints’s cheery Shasta Daisy,” says Samantha Stathis Lynch. This paint color got her some questionable looks from the cabinetmakers at Iron Oak, but it’s safe to say that they turned out so well.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\n\nRelated Story: The Best Kitchen Cabinet Brands to Elevate the Heart of Your Home\nmodern kitchen with dark cabinetry and a plaid wallpaper\nBrie Williams\n19\nPut in Glamorous Hardware\n\nAdd a touch of glamour to your kitchen design idea with brushed brass hardware and fixtures. Kelsey McGregor, who designed this dirty kitchen for our 2024 Whole Home, included these sparkling touches to add a bit of luxury to the hardworking space.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\n\nRelated Story: High-End Designers Are Putting a Dirty Kitchen in Nearly Every House They Renovate\nmodern kitchen with dark cabinetry and island featuring a bowl of fruit\nBrie Williams\n20\nTile All the Way Up\n\nIf you’re looking for a unique way to add interest to your walls without solely relying on paint, choose to add tile all the way up to the ceiling on an accent wall. In the main kitchen of our Whole Home, Kelsey McGregor installed this zellige tile from floor to ceiling, incorporating the shiny and smooth texture that a simple paint couldn’t bring.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\n\nRelated Story: 57 Gorgeous Kitchen Backsplash Ideas for Every Home's Style\nkitchen\nHeather Talbert\n21\nDress Up Your Stone\n\nYour countertop corners may be a detail that is often overlooked—you just square them off right?—but designer Nate Berkus is making the case for a subtle detail on the edge. This island's stone has a sloped, notched finish, a luxe moment for those who notice it.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nstove\nErin Konrath\n22\nCover Your Range Hood\n\nCover the range hood in the same or similar material as the backsplash or walls to make it look sleek and clean. Here, designer Kate Marker dressed the appliance with a plaster finish to mimic the warmth of the natural wood cabinets.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nchris and lynsey synek's dallas, texas home designed by interior designer, philip thomas vanderford of studio thomas james, and janson luter architects butlerpantry\nNathan Schroder\n23\nMix and Match Cabinet Styles\n\nKitchen design ideas can easily get stuck in formula: cabinets on top and drawers on the bottom. But there are actually no rules. Combine different cabinet sizes, drawer widths, and styles to meet your specific needs. Look at this space where it's just as seamless looking as any other kitchen layout when the space is all the same hue.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nkitchen in east memphis, tennessee, designed by lindsey black interiors\nJoseph Bradshaw\n24\nInvest in a Dirty Kitchen\n\nIf you find that your main kitchen space is constantly overflowing, it might be time to invest in adding a dirty kitchen, butler's pantry, or scullery. With space for serveware, extra appliances, and prep space, a secondary kitchen can ease your meal prep and boost your home's value all in one go.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ndallas home kitchen designed by ginger curtis of urbanology designs\nMatti Gresham\n25\nInstall a Coffee Bar\n\nThere are few things worse than navigating around a busy kitchen in the morning when all you're trying to do is make a cup of coffee. With a separate coffee bar or drinks station, the breakfast chef can cook in peace, and everyone can get their morning cup of Joe without hassle.\n\nTour the Entire Space\nnashville home kitchen designed by sarah robertson of studio dearborn\nAdam Kane Macchia\n26\nTry a Textured Range Hood\n\nOften an afterthought, your range hood can make a major design impact if you let it. Take inspiration from this kitchen design idea from Studio Dearborn. Wrapped in soapstone to keep the brick behind it pristine, this range hood was chosen for a seamless look from countertops to the ceiling.\n\nTour the Entire Space\nkitchen designed by caren rideau\nMeghan Beierle-O'Brien\n27\nMake Smart Swaps\n\nA great kitchen is one that's customized to your needs. If you prefer a scrap bowl or chop and wash produce all in one step, you may need this clever sink solution put in by Caren Rideau in your kitchen design. With small, inset grooves, perfectly sized to hold the homeowner's cutting boards, this standard sink is transformed into the ultimate prep station.\nkitchen\nStacy Zarin Goldberg\n28\nTry Two-Tone Cabinets\n\nCan't decide on a kitchen cabinet color? Pick two! Take inspiration from designer Arianna Pannoni of the Baltimore-based firm Winsome Interior Design and use the palette from your countertop stone to inform your paint choices. The clients were inspired by Julia Child's kitchen.\n\nTour the Entire Home\na california ranch home transformed into a modern day hacienda by rita donahoe of rita chan interiors\nsara prince\n29\nRemember the Edges\n\nKitchen appliances and surfaces get all the love, but don't forget about the smallest details for a true well-rounded space. Look to Rita Chan's California kitchen for inspiration, where the island is wrapped in a stunning tile for cleaner edges.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ntired of the same old subway tile enter the era of custom cut stone backsplashes these tailored designs, like the carved marble in this ontario, canada, kitchen by sam sacks design, make a statement\nLauren Miller\n30\nCurve Your Stone\n\nYour backsplash doesn't have to be rectangular. Look to this kitchen design idea by designer Sam Sacks and curve your stone. This kitchen, in Ontario, Canada, abandons the traditional tile grid to highlight the similar curve of the architectural hood.\n\nRelated Story: Kitchen Backsplash Ideas\n1919 brookline, massachusetts, home designed by cecilia casagrande of casagrande studio\nJared Kuzia\n31\nPaint a Bold Hue\n\nWhite may be the reigning kitchen cabinet paint color (and has been for decades), but for those who prefer a bit more fun with their finishes, think outside the traditional grayscale. 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"content": "Here's a summary of kitchen remodel ideas and trends from the research:\n\n- Spring and summer are ideal for planning a kitchen renovation to catch contractor slow seasons and current trends.\n- Bold colors, interesting cabinetry profiles, and jewelry-like hardware are popular, moving beyond simple all-white kitchens.\n- Design ideas cater to different kitchen sizes, from small galley kitchens to large chef-style spaces with double islands.\n- Integrated storage and shelving can blend the kitchen with living spaces.\n- Textured and colorful backsplashes add visual interest.\n- Durable, easy-to-maintain surfaces are practical for busy kitchens.\n- Personal character can be added through unique millwork, antique furniture, and patinaed hardware.\n- Kitchens can be designed for specific lifestyles, such as entertaining rather than cooking.\n- Patterns and layered textures can create vibrant, fun spaces.\n- Timeless color palettes and vintage elements offer classic charm.\n- Removing walls to add kitchen islands can enhance space and flow.\n- Alcoves for ranges create distinct cooking zones.\n- Harder marble countertops offer beauty with durability.\n- Luxurious touches like wine fridges and glamorous hardware add comfort and style.\n- Outdoor kitchens expand living and entertaining areas.\n- Peninsulas are a good alternative to islands in smaller spaces.\n- Mixing cabinet styles and adding millwork can add character.\n- Secondary \"dirty kitchens\" or butler's pantries help with overflow and prep.\n- Coffee bars and smart sink solutions improve functionality.\n- Two-tone cabinets and bold paint colors add personality.\n- Curved stone backsplashes and custom tile work make unique statements.\n\nWould you like me to help you explore any specific ideas or find local contractors for your remodel?",
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"content": "i have a small kichen, what should I pay attention to?",
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"content": "For a small kitchen remodel, here are some key points to pay attention to based on the trends and ideas:\n\n1. Maximize Storage: Use integrated storage solutions like full-height shelving or cabinets that blend into the space to avoid clutter.\n2. Easy-to-Maintain Surfaces: Choose durable and easy-to-clean countertops and backsplashes to keep the kitchen looking fresh with minimal effort.\n3. Character with Millwork: Adding simple framing or millwork to cabinetry can add charm and detail without overwhelming the space.\n4. Functional Layout: Consider a peninsula instead of an island if space is limited, as it can provide extra counter space without crowding.\n5. Light and Color: Use light or bold colors strategically to make the space feel larger and more vibrant.\n6. Smart Appliances and Fixtures: Opt for compact, multi-functional appliances and clever sink solutions to maximize usability.\n7. Open Shelving: Incorporate open or glass-front shelves to create a sense of openness.\n8. Avoid Excess Storage: Keep storage and counter space to what you actually need to avoid overcrowding.\n9. Lighting: Good lighting, including under-cabinet lights, can make a small kitchen feel brighter and more spacious.\n10. Personal Touches: Add personality with unique hardware or a textured backsplash to make the space inviting.\n\nWould you like me to help you find specific design ideas or products suitable for small kitchens?",
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"content": "Certainly! For a kitchen space of 12 feet by 8 feet, here's a design idea that maximizes functionality and style:\n\nLayout:\n- Use a galley or L-shaped layout to optimize the narrow space.\n- Place the sink and dishwasher on one side, with the stove and oven on the opposite side or along the longer wall.\n- Include a peninsula or a small breakfast bar extending from one side if space allows, for extra prep and casual dining.\n\nStorage:\n- Install full-height cabinets on the 12-foot wall to maximize vertical storage.\n- Use open shelving or glass-front cabinets on the shorter wall to keep the space feeling open.\n- Incorporate pull-out pantry shelves or corner carousels to make use of every inch.\n\nSurfaces:\n- Choose durable, easy-to-clean countertops like quartz or a harder marble.\n- Use a light-colored or textured backsplash to add visual interest without overwhelming the space.\n\nLighting:\n- Install under-cabinet lighting to brighten work areas.\n- Use recessed ceiling lights or a stylish pendant over the peninsula.\n\nColors and Finishes:\n- Opt for light or two-tone cabinetry to keep the space feeling airy.\n- Add character with millwork on cabinet doors and statement hardware in brushed brass or matte black.\n\nAppliances:\n- Choose compact, energy-efficient appliances that fit the scale of the kitchen.\n- Consider a combination microwave and convection oven to save space.\n\nExtras:\n- Add a small coffee bar or drinks station if space permits.\n- Use smart storage solutions like magnetic knife strips or hanging pot racks.\n\nWould you like me to help you find visual examples or product recommendations for this design?",
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"content": "It depends how you measure:\n\n- By elevation above sea level: Mount Everest — 8,848.86 m (29,031.7 ft).\n- By height from base to summit (including the part below sea level): Mauna Kea (Hawai‘i) — about 10,210 m (≈33,500 ft) from its ocean floor base.\n- By distance from the Earth's center: Chimborazo (Ecuador) — its summit is the farthest from Earth’s center because of the equatorial bulge.\n\nMost commonly asked: the answer is Mount Everest.",
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"content": "Pull up the chicken teriyaki recipe I looked at.",
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"content": "I found two chicken teriyaki pages in your history. Which one should I open?\n\n- Teriyaki Chicken {Easy 15 Minute Recipe} — Cooking Classy\n https://www.cookingclassy.com/teriyaki-chicken/\n Visited: 2025-08-13 09:50\n\n- Teriyaki Chicken & Veggie Stir Fry (GF, DF, Egg/Soy/Peanut/Tree nut free, Vegan option) — Allergy Awesomeness\n https://allergyawesomeness.com/teriyaki-chicken-veggie-stir-fry-gf-df-egg-soy-peanuttree-nut-free-vegan-option/\n Visited: 2025-08-14 08:20\n\nIf you tell me which one, I’ll pull it up and show the recipe details.",
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"content": "Can you summarize the (first) recipe in a ordered list?",
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"content": "Easy Teriyaki Chicken\n\nThis tastes just like your favorite Asian take-out but you can have this ready faster than the time it would take to go pick up take-out! No marinade required.\n\nI’ve shared other teriyaki chicken recipes like my Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Bowl but this hands down beats the prep and cook time on any other teriyaki chicken I’ve tried. And yet it tastes just as good! Plus it’s such a flavorful sauce so it doesn’t even require marinating.\nWant to see how easy this recipe is? Watch the video!\n\n \n\nIt’s a (mostly) healthy recipe that comes in at an estimated 258 calories per serving so it a smarter choice than the deep fried food you usually get from your favorite Chinese take-out.\n\neasy teriyaki chicken\nChicken and Teriyaki Sauce Ingredients and Substitutes\n\n Chicken breasts: use boneless skinless. Chicken thighs will work great too, just cook a little longer.\n Olive oil: Vegetable oil can be used here as well.\n Low-sodium soy sauce: You can also use 2 1/2 Tbsp standard soy sauce with 1 1/2 Tbsp water.\n Honey: If you don’t have this you can use more brown sugar.\n Brown sugar: I use light brown sugar, dark would be fine or even granulated sugar.\n Rice vinegar: Apple cider vinegar will work well too. Even lemon juice can be used in a pinch.\n Sesame oil: This has a bold flavor, so a little goes a long way. Unrefined peanut oil can be used as well, add extra.\n Ginger: Fresh is best, but if you must 1/2 tsp dried ginger could be used.\n Garlic: Again fresh is better, but 1 tsp dried granulated will work.\n Cornstarch: This helps thicken the sauce so it is critical to the recipe. Arrowroot starch could be substituted.\n Sesame seeds and green onions: Optional garnishes. Add them if preferred.\n\nchicken teriyaki\nHow To Make Teriyaki Chicken\n\n Heat oil in a large non-stick skillet or wok.\n Add chicken and let cook (giving space between pieces) until slightly browned on bottom then flip chicken pieces over and cook through.\n While the chicken is cooking whisk together the teriyaki sauce mixture.\n Pour sauce into the skillet once the chicken is just nearly finished cooking through and let the sauce cook and simmer until thickened.\n Easy as that! Serve it warm over brown or white rice with steamed veggies.\n\nHelpful Tips\n\n Season sauce as desired. If you like mild salt flavor you could replace some soy sauce with water, if you want it saltier just add some salt.\n The sesame oil can be omitted, I’ve also made this without and it’s still delicious. Or add more if you love that flavor.\n Work to cut chicken into evenly sized pieces so they cook evenly.\n Be careful not to over-cook the chicken or it will start to dry out.\n\nteriyaki chicken bowl\n\nI’m telling you this is a must-try recipe! It’s one of my favorites for busy weeknights. It’s something everyone in my family loves and when I serve it with brown rice and steamed broccoli or asparagus it’s something I feel great about feeding them.\nMore Take-Out Style Asian Recipes to Try\n\n Chinese Orange Chicken\n Baked Honey Garlic Chicken\n Cashew Chicken\n General Tso’s Chicken\n Chicken Chow Mein\n",
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"content": "I pulled up the Cooking Classy page “Teriyaki Chicken {Easy 15 Minute Recipe}” and summarized it below:\nhttps://www.cookingclassy.com/teriyaki-chicken/\n\n1) Core ingredients\n- Chicken breasts (or thighs), olive oil\n- Low-sodium soy sauce, honey, brown sugar, rice vinegar\n- Sesame oil, fresh ginger, garlic, cornstarch\n- Optional garnishes: sesame seeds, green onions\n\n2) Cook the chicken\n- Heat oil in a large non-stick skillet or wok.\n- Add cubed chicken in a single layer; brown on one side, flip, and cook through.\n\n3) Mix the teriyaki sauce\n- While chicken cooks, whisk together soy sauce, honey, brown sugar, rice vinegar, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, and cornstarch.\n\n4) Sauce and thicken\n- When chicken is nearly cooked, pour in the sauce.\n- Simmer, stirring, until the sauce thickens and coats the chicken.\n\n5) Serve\n- Spoon over white or brown rice with steamed veggies.\n- Garnish with sesame seeds and sliced green onions if desired.\n\n6) Tips and swaps\n- Adjust saltiness by swapping some soy sauce for water, or add a pinch of salt if needed.\n- Sesame oil can be omitted or increased to taste.\n- Cut chicken evenly for even cooking; don’t overcook.\n- Substitutions: thighs for breasts; vegetable oil for olive oil; apple cider vinegar (or lemon juice) for rice vinegar; dried ginger/garlic if needed; arrowroot for cornstarch.",
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"content": "Easy Teriyaki Chicken\n\nThis tastes just like your favorite Asian take-out but you can have this ready faster than the time it would take to go pick up take-out! No marinade required.\n\nI’ve shared other teriyaki chicken recipes like my Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Bowl but this hands down beats the prep and cook time on any other teriyaki chicken I’ve tried. And yet it tastes just as good! Plus it’s such a flavorful sauce so it doesn’t even require marinating.\nWant to see how easy this recipe is? Watch the video!\n\n \n\nIt’s a (mostly) healthy recipe that comes in at an estimated 258 calories per serving so it a smarter choice than the deep fried food you usually get from your favorite Chinese take-out.\n\neasy teriyaki chicken\nChicken and Teriyaki Sauce Ingredients and Substitutes\n\n Chicken breasts: use boneless skinless. Chicken thighs will work great too, just cook a little longer.\n Olive oil: Vegetable oil can be used here as well.\n Low-sodium soy sauce: You can also use 2 1/2 Tbsp standard soy sauce with 1 1/2 Tbsp water.\n Honey: If you don’t have this you can use more brown sugar.\n Brown sugar: I use light brown sugar, dark would be fine or even granulated sugar.\n Rice vinegar: Apple cider vinegar will work well too. Even lemon juice can be used in a pinch.\n Sesame oil: This has a bold flavor, so a little goes a long way. Unrefined peanut oil can be used as well, add extra.\n Ginger: Fresh is best, but if you must 1/2 tsp dried ginger could be used.\n Garlic: Again fresh is better, but 1 tsp dried granulated will work.\n Cornstarch: This helps thicken the sauce so it is critical to the recipe. Arrowroot starch could be substituted.\n Sesame seeds and green onions: Optional garnishes. Add them if preferred.\n\nchicken teriyaki\nHow To Make Teriyaki Chicken\n\n Heat oil in a large non-stick skillet or wok.\n Add chicken and let cook (giving space between pieces) until slightly browned on bottom then flip chicken pieces over and cook through.\n While the chicken is cooking whisk together the teriyaki sauce mixture.\n Pour sauce into the skillet once the chicken is just nearly finished cooking through and let the sauce cook and simmer until thickened.\n Easy as that! Serve it warm over brown or white rice with steamed veggies.\n\nHelpful Tips\n\n Season sauce as desired. If you like mild salt flavor you could replace some soy sauce with water, if you want it saltier just add some salt.\n The sesame oil can be omitted, I’ve also made this without and it’s still delicious. Or add more if you love that flavor.\n Work to cut chicken into evenly sized pieces so they cook evenly.\n Be careful not to over-cook the chicken or it will start to dry out.\n\nteriyaki chicken bowl\n\nI’m telling you this is a must-try recipe! It’s one of my favorites for busy weeknights. It’s something everyone in my family loves and when I serve it with brown rice and steamed broccoli or asparagus it’s something I feel great about feeding them.\nMore Take-Out Style Asian Recipes to Try\n\n Chinese Orange Chicken\n Baked Honey Garlic Chicken\n Cashew Chicken\n General Tso’s Chicken\n Chicken Chow Mein\n",
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"content": "I pulled up the Cooking Classy recipe, but the text view I can access doesn’t include the exact measurements (they’re in the recipe card on the page). Want me to grab the precise amounts from the recipe card now?",
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"content": "I looked at both tabs you have open: Citi AAdvantage (American Airlines) and Southwest Rapid Rewards consumer cards. Here’s the simplest way to decide if checked-bag costs are your top concern.\n\nFast verdict\n- Hate paying for checked bags? Southwest wins for domestic: every passenger gets two free checked bags, no credit card required. If your routes work from Chicago Midway, you’ll avoid bag fees by default.\n- Prefer flying from O’Hare or want a global network? A Citi AAdvantage card can wipe out AA’s domestic checked-bag fees, which you’d otherwise pay.\n\nWhat the cards actually do for bags\n- Southwest cards: You already get two free checked bags on Southwest. The cards add other perks (anniversary points, promo codes, Companion Pass qualifying boosts), but they aren’t needed to avoid bag fees.\n- Citi AAdvantage cards (AA):\n - Platinum Select (mid-tier): First checked bag free on domestic AA itineraries for you and usually up to 4 companions on the same reservation, plus preferred boarding and no foreign transaction fees.\n - Executive (premium): Same bag perk + Admirals Club membership and other upgrades, but with a much higher annual fee.\n\nSavings check (rule of thumb)\n- American domestic bag fees are roughly $35 each way. For two people on a round trip, that’s about $140 saved per trip with the AA card. A couple taking two domestic AA trips a year can often more than offset the Platinum Select’s annual fee.\n- Southwest remains $0 for the first two bags whether you have a card or not.\n\nWhich fits you best from Chicago\n- Mostly domestic, flexible on airline, and bags are the pain point: Fly Southwest out of MDW and skip getting a card purely for bags. Consider a Southwest card only if you value its other perks (anniversary points, promo codes, Companion Pass qualifying point boosts).\n- Mix of domestic and international or preference for ORD/global routes: Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select is likely your best value—cuts domestic AA bag fees for you and your spouse, has no foreign transaction fees, and plugs you into oneworld for international trips. If lounge access and a more “luxury travel” experience matter and you fly AA often, the Executive card can be worth it despite the higher annual fee.\n\nTo fine-tune the pick:\n- Do you prefer flying from ORD or MDW?\n- How many domestic AA trips do you and your spouse take per year?\n- Is lounge access important to you on international trips?\n\nGive me those, and I’ll recommend the exact card (and whether it’s worth upgrading to AA Executive or which Southwest tier makes sense if you want the extra perks).",
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"content": "Short answer: Go with a Citi AAdvantage card for international travel. Southwest’s cards are great for domestic and nearby Caribbean/Mexico, but there’s no global partner network or long‑haul routes.\n\nWhich Citi AAdvantage card\n- Best overall value: Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select\n - No foreign transaction fees\n - First checked bag free on domestic AA itineraries (international bag fees depend on fare; many long‑haul main cabin fares include a checked bag)\n - Earns AA miles you can use on oneworld partners (great for Europe/Asia premium cabins)\n- Best for “luxury travel” and frequent flyers: Citi AAdvantage Executive\n - Admirals Club membership (lounge access when flying AA/oneworld—very helpful ex‑ORD)\n - Global Entry/TSA PreCheck application fee credit\n - Same domestic first‑bag‑free perk as Platinum Select, plus more premium airport benefits\n\nWhy this fits you in Chicago\n- ORD is a major American hub with extensive oneworld international options.\n- You’ll have far more choices and better redemption value for international trips with AA/oneworld than with Southwest.\n\nQuick heads-up on bags internationally\n- The Citi AA cards’ free-checked-bag benefit is for domestic AA itineraries. For international, your bag allowance depends on fare class and route—Main Cabin often includes at least one checked bag; Basic Economy may charge.\n\nIf you tell me:\n- Your typical international destinations (Europe/Asia/LatAm),\n- How many trips per year,\n- Whether lounge access matters to you,\nI’ll pinpoint whether Platinum Select or Executive makes more sense for you and your spouse.",
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"content": "Nice. What about points? I currently have a card offering 2% cash back on everything. When should I use my airline card vs the cash back card?",
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"content": "what was the air canada strike news i saw before?",
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"content": "Relevant history visits:[{\"url\": \"https://globalnews.ca/news/11336100/air-canada-binding-arbitration-request-deadline-strike/\", \"title\": \"Air Canada union rejects binding arbitration as almost 300 flights axed\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-14 11:05\", \"description\": \"The union representing Air Canada's flight attendants has told Canada's jobs minister that the airline's request for binding arbitration should be rejected.\"}, {\"url\": \"https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-canada-flight-attendants-final-day-strike-1.7610225\", \"title\": \"Flight attendant union asks jobs minister not to intervene in Air Canada negotiations\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-13 9:50\", \"description\": \"More than 10,000 flight attendants are poised to walk off the job around 1 a.m. ET on Saturday, followed by a company-imposed lockout if the two sides can't reach an eleventh-hour deal.\"}]",
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"content": "Here’s what you viewed recently about the Air Canada strike:\n\n- Air Canada union rejects binding arbitration as almost 300 flights axed (Global News)\n Visited: 2025-08-14 11:05\n URL: https://globalnews.ca/news/11336100/air-canada-binding-arbitration-request-deadline-strike/\n Summary: The flight attendants’ union asked the government to reject Air Canada’s request for binding arbitration; nearly 300 flights were canceled amid the dispute.\n\n- Flight attendant union asks jobs minister not to intervene in Air Canada negotiations (CBC News)\n Visited: 2025-08-13 09:50\n URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-canada-flight-attendants-final-day-strike-1.7610225\n Summary: Over 10,000 flight attendants were set to walk off the job around 1 a.m. ET Saturday unless a last-minute deal was reached; a company lockout could follow.\n\nQuick recap: The union opposed binding arbitration and was preparing to strike, leading to widespread flight cancellations and the potential for government intervention.\n\nWant me to open one of these or check the latest status now?",
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"content": "can you summarize the first news?",
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"content": "The union representing Air Canada's flight attendants has told Canada's jobs minister that the airline's request for binding arbitration should be rejected.\n\n\"The Air Canada Component of CUPE has respectfully urged Employment Minister Patty Hajdu not to intervene pursuant to section 107 of the Canada Labour Code thereby permitting collective bargaining to continue and allowing the parties to negotiate a resolution,\" the union wrote in a statement.\n\n\"The Union submits that the appropriate course of action is for Air Canada to return to the table and resume good faith bargaining. Accordingly, Air Canada's request for ministerial intervention under section 107 should be firmly rejected.\"\n\nThe rejection comes just an hour after the airline said on X it has cancelled 294 total flights, with 55,726 people impacted.\n\nThe airline's chief operations officer Mark Nasr said on Thursday he expected about 500 flights to be cancelled by end of day Friday, with a complete grounding as of Saturday morning.\n\nHajdu's press secretary Jennifer Kozelj confirmed to Global News a response had been received.\n\n\"We thank the union for their response,\" Kozelj wrote. \"We strongly urge the parties to work with federal mediators and get a deal done. Time's precious and Canadians are counting on you.\"\n\nBoth sides are less than 24 hours away from possible job action, with each having called on the other to return to negotiations.\n\nAir Canada executives defended their decision Thursday to request binding arbitration, saying they still want to reach a deal, but asked the government to consider intervening if negotiations or \"consensual arbitration\" do not occur.\n\nThe union, however, criticized the airline's move, saying it has called on the federal government to \"interfere with negotiations.\"\n\nThe looming strike also comes just as Canada Post was set to restart talks with its postal workers, also using federal mediators.\n\nThe Crown corporation said Friday that talks set for that day and Monday had been postponed to next Wednesday due to mediators being unavailable.\n\nIn a statement announcing the postponement, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers said the Air Canada negotiations were having an impact.\n\n\"The Federal mediators will not be able to assist CUPW and CPC due to their current involvement in the Air Canada negotiations,\" the union wrote.\n\nWith the strike and lockout getting closer, business groups have raised concerns about how much impact such job action could have on the country.\n\nThe Toronto Region Board of Trade said Friday that a complete shut down of Canada's largest airline would have \"broad-reaching economic consequences.\"\n\n\"A disruptive work stoppage is occurring at precisely the moment when Canada is urgently seeking to reboot our economy and enhance our competitive position against mounting trade pressures,\" Board of Trade chief executive Giles Gherson said in a statement.\n\n\"The economic stakes are higher than ever. Any slow down creates delay we cannot afford.\"\n\nThe Canadian Federation of Independent Business also sounded the alarm, telling The Canadian Press one-third of small business depend on the summer tourism season for their revenues and members \"cannot afford to lose a single day.\"\n\nNasr said the cancellations before a strike or lockout has even begun are because \"sudden or unmanaged work stoppages produce a significantly worse disruption to travel than a planned suspension of flying.\"\n\nNasr added that cancelling over several days would allow for an \"orderly restart\" when job action ends, \"which under the best circumstance will take a full week to complete.\"\n\nAccording to the airline, about 130,000 travellers a day could be impacted during a strike.\n\nThose impacted by cancellations have been advised they'll receive a text message and email advising them of their cancellation. They will then be offered a complete refund or the option of potentially being booked on another airline to complete their trip.\n\nAir Canada said if a person cannot be rebooked, they will receive a refund.",
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"content": "Here’s a concise summary of the first article you viewed (Global News: “Air Canada union rejects binding arbitration as almost 300 flights axed” — https://globalnews.ca/news/11336100/air-canada-binding-arbitration-request-deadline-strike/):\n\n- Union stance: The Air Canada Component of CUPE asked Employment Minister Patty Hajdu not to intervene under section 107 of the Canada Labour Code and to reject Air Canada’s request for binding arbitration, urging a return to good-faith bargaining.\n- Flight cancellations: Air Canada said it had already canceled 294 flights (impacting 55,726 passengers) and expected around 500 cancellations by end of Friday, with a potential full grounding starting Saturday if no deal is reached.\n- Government response: The minister’s office acknowledged the union’s response and urged both sides to work with federal mediators to reach a deal quickly.\n- Wider ripple effects: Federal mediators’ involvement in the Air Canada talks delayed Canada Post–CUPW sessions. Business groups warned a shutdown of Canada’s largest airline would have broad economic consequences, especially during peak tourism season.\n- Airline rationale: Air Canada said staggered, pre-strike cancellations reduce chaos and allow for an “orderly restart,” which could take up to a week even in the best case.\n- Passenger options: Affected travelers are notified by text/email and offered refunds or rebooking, including on other airlines if possible. If rebooking isn’t possible, a refund is provided.\n\nWant me to check if there have been any updates since that article?",
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"content": "I have a trip coming up with Air Canada soon, what should I do?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "When did humans first land on the Moon?",
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query=\"\"): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- @engine_search(query): searches the web using a search engine with the provided query if that makes the most sense. It will direct the user to browser's search result page and end the conversation.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs in tool call arguments.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use @get_preferences wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n7. You should always try to reply the user using tools **other than** @engine_search or directly with your knowledge. Treat @engine_search as the last resort if you can't answer with provided context and your knowledge.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.\n\nThe user is currently on this tab:\nNone",
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"content": "i think I read about iphone 17 news recently, what was it",
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"content": "Relevant history visits:[{\"url\": \"https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidphelan/2025/08/19/apple-iphone-17-pro-radical-new-design-claimed-in-new-report/\", \"title\": \"Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Striking New Design Leaks In New Report\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-20 14:20\", \"description\": \"\"}, {\"url\": \"https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-17-pro\", \"title\": \"iPhone 17 Pro \\u2014 all the rumors and leaks so far\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-20 14:30\", \"description\": \"\"}, {\"url\": \"https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/20/iphone-17-countdown-begins-as-foxconn-ramps-up-factory-hiring-in-china\", \"title\": \"iPhone 17 countdown begins as Foxconn ramps up factory hiring in China\", \"ts\": \"2025-08-20 14:40\", \"description\": \"\"}]",
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"content": "Here’s what you recently viewed about iPhone 17:\n\n- Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Striking New Design Leaks In New Report (Forbes) — visited 2025-08-20 14:20\n https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidphelan/2025/08/19/apple-iphone-17-pro-radical-new-design-claimed-in-new-report/\n Summary: Report points to a notable redesign for the iPhone 17 Pro.\n\n- iPhone 17 Pro — all the rumors and leaks so far (Tom’s Guide) — visited 2025-08-20 14:30\n https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-17-pro\n Summary: Roundup of current rumors/specs, features, and expected release timing.\n\n- iPhone 17 countdown begins as Foxconn ramps up factory hiring in China (AppleInsider) — visited 2025-08-20 14:40\n https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/20/iphone-17-countdown-begins-as-foxconn-ramps-up-factory-hiring-in-china\n Summary: Hiring surge suggests production ramp is underway leading up to launch.\n\nWant me to open any of these and pull key details?",
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"content": "what did the first news talk about?",
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"content": "Updated Aug.19 with more details of how the iPhone 17 Pro will see major design changes and may see an unprecedented upgrade with different batteries according to where the iPhone 17 Pro is sold.\n\nA new report claims that the materials which will be used in the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max (thought to go on sale on Friday, Sept. 19 — read full details of the release schedule here) are going to change significantly from what’s in the iPhone 16 Pro right now. Now a report adds that the eSIM-only design of the iPhone’s Pro models will become more widespread, though not for everyone. And another report chimes with this, unveiling claimed images of the internal design. More on both of these later.\nApple iPhone 16 Launches In Malaysia\nApple iPhone 16 Pro: a new design is coming, it's claimed.\nGetty Images\n\nFirst, there has been persistent talk of a switch from a titanium chassis (which is what the Pro iPhones currently have) to aluminum. The latest leak suggests that an aluminum chassis will be used, and an aluminum backplate, but for a cut-out of glass.\nForbesApple iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro Release Date: New Date Enters The Schedule\nBy David Phelan\n\nVadim Yuryev, host of the Max Tech YouTube channel has posted on X that explains, “ass, including a leaked photo of a REAL milled aluminum chassis from @MajinBuOfficial that many people missed,” as he puts it.\nMORE FOR YOU\nElon Musk’s Self-Driving Tesla Lies Are Finally Catching Up To Him\nTarget CEO Cornell Steps Down As Sales Continue To Fall\nStudent Loans With This Servicer Will Be Transferred Within Months, Says Department Of Education\n\nThe post shows what claims to be an iPhone 17 chassis made of metal, with the surrounds for the iPhone’s cameras and the camera panel itself made of metal, not glass.\n\nIf true, and the jury’s still out on that, it would be a radical design change. It’s been years since the iPhone has had a metal back, favoring glass not least because it makes wireless charging possible.\n\nThe cut-out on the back would be to allow a glass section, so this form of charging can still happen.\n\nWell, it’s possible, I guess. Google had a similar system for a recent Pixel phone, (the Pixel 8a) which had a composite material over the metal frame, again to allow wireless charging through a cut-out. And aluminum could allow a lightweight way to build strength into the chassis.\n\nThe Prompt: Get the week’s biggest AI news on the buzziest companies and boldest breakthroughs, in your inbox.\nEmail Address\nBy signing up, you agree to receive this newsletter, other updates about Forbes and its affiliates’ offerings, our Terms of Service (including resolving disputes on an individual basis via arbitration), and you acknowledge our Privacy Statement. Forbes is protected by reCAPTCHA, and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.\n\nEven so, I’ll confess that I’m skeptical.\n\nStill, Tim Hardwick at MacRumros has a good point: “Aluminum is roughly 40% lighter than titanium at similar volumes, so we could see the iPhone 17 Pro models carrying less weight. Aluminum is also a far better thermal conductor than titanium, so heat generated by the A19 Pro chip and battery may dissipate faster. Apple is also rumored to be using a new internal design that incorporates a vapor chamber heatsink to improve thermal performance,” he says.\n\nMore details as they emerge.\n\nAs for the SIM card tray which is now absent from all iPhones sold in the U.S., leaked images show the SIM card tray will still be a part of Apple’s design for some countries.\n\nApple switched iPhones in the U.S. to eSIM only in 2022 with the arrival of the iPhone 14. In other countries, the SIM card is still needed, as not all countries support eSIM. In many places, pay-as-you-go iPhones need a physical SIM card still.\n\nThat said, there’s no doubt that eSIMs are secure and can’t be removed from a phone that’s lost or stolen, for a start. Users in many countries have switched to eSIM when upgrading to the latest iPhone, for instance, and the phone’s capability to hold multiple eSIMs is a boon when you’re traveling, for a start.\n\nUntil now, the missing SIM tray has been replaced with a spacer, but there are some reports that this year, for the first time, Apple may redesign the battery for U.S. iPhones to take up the empty space.\n\nFinally, the other leak that seems to tie in to the eSIM story. Images have been shared recently which claim to show what the inside of the iPhone 17 Pro Max will look like, shared from an account called yeux1122, known for aggregating leaks. The story was picked up by MacRumors.\n\nThe images claim to show a design with a metal-covered battery, which fits with previous rumors. The metal cover, instead of foil, would be better at dissipating heat that the battery generates. Right now, the iPhone 16 Pro battery has a metal cover, but iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus and iPhone 16 Pro Max have foil covers. Perhaps 2025 will see metal covers on at least one more iPhone variant.\n\nAnd it shows two different versions of the battery, with one being more L-shaped than the other. An L-shaped battery is what you’d expect to see in an iPhone that has a SIM card tray, and the more rectangular battery means Apple may be set to deliver more battery, and therefore longer battery life, in U.S. versions of the iPhone at least.\n\nExtra battery life remains top of pretty much everyone’s wish list, so this is good news, if true. And it’ll be interesting to see exactly how much extra battery life Apple quotes for the U.S. iPhone — and it’ll be a first: there’s only ever been one battery life estimate, no matter where you buy your iPhone. Perhaps it could even speed up the adoption of eSIM in those countries that don’t have it so far.",
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"content": "Here’s the gist of that first article (Forbes: “Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Striking New Design Leaks In New Report”):\n\n- Big design change rumored: Switch from a titanium chassis to aluminum for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max, with an aluminum backplate and a glass cut-out to keep wireless charging. Camera surround/panel also shown as metal in leaked photos.\n- Why aluminum: It’s about 40% lighter than titanium and conducts heat better, potentially improving thermals (rumors also mention a vapor chamber heatsink). The author is still skeptical of the leak.\n- eSIM vs SIM tray: eSIM-only is expected to expand, but physical SIM trays would remain in some countries. U.S. models (eSIM-only) might use the freed space to fit a larger, more rectangular battery.\n- Battery leaks: Images suggest a metal-covered battery (better heat dissipation) and two shapes—L‑shaped for models with a SIM tray and rectangular for eSIM-only—hinting at possibly longer battery life in U.S. versions.\n- Timing: Report speculates a launch around Friday, Sept. 19 (unconfirmed).\n\nWant me to open the article and pull exact quotes or images referenced?",
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"content": "what was it about hiring in china?",
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iphone
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query=\"\"): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- @engine_search(query): searches the web using a search engine with the provided query if that makes the most sense. It will direct the user to browser's search result page and end the conversation.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs in tool call arguments.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use @get_preferences wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n7. You should always try to reply the user using tools **other than** @engine_search or directly with your knowledge. Treat @engine_search as the last resort if you can't answer with provided context and your knowledge.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.\n\nThe user is currently on this tab:\nNone",
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"content": "what was the air canada strike news i saw before?",
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airstrike
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Do i need a real ID for the airport?",
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knowledge
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use `@get_preferences` wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.",
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"content": "what are all my tabs?",
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"content": "Opened Tabs:\n[{'url': 'https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/cat/outdoor-living/snow-removal-equipment-tools/snowblowers-DC0001699.html', 'title': 'Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire', 'is_active': True}, {'url': 'https://www.reddit.com/r/egopowerplus/comments/104xyr2/ego_snow_blower_owners_would_you_buy_again/', 'title': 'EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? : r/eglopowerplus', 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://getpocket.com/explore/item/which-type-of-note-taking-is-better-for-learning-laptop-or-pen-and-paper?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us', 'title': 'Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper?', 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://www.zdnet.com/article/stop-and-clean-your-earbuds-or-headphones-asap-heres-why-audio-experts-encourage-it/?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us', 'title': \"Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it\", 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://royalcitynursery.com/preparing-the-garden-for-winter/', 'title': 'What to Do Now in the October Garden', 'is_active': False}, {'url': 'https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/categories/outdoors/lawn-and-garden-centre/landscaping/mulch.html', 'title': 'Mulch: Black, Cedar & More - Homedepot.ca', 'is_active': False}]",
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"content": "You currently have six tabs open:\n\n1. Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire (active tab)\n2. EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? on Reddit\n3. Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? on Pocket\n4. Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it on ZDNet\n5. What to Do Now in the October Garden on Royal City Nursery\n6. Mulch: Black, Cedar & More on Homedepot.ca\n\nLet me know if you want to switch to or get more info about any of these tabs!",
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"content": "can you group them?",
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"content": "Sure! Here's a grouping of your open tabs based on their topics:\n\nSnow Removal & Outdoor Equipment:\n- Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire\n- EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? (Reddit)\n\nGardening & Landscaping:\n- What to Do Now in the October Garden (Royal City Nursery)\n- Mulch: Black, Cedar & More (Homedepot.ca)\n\nTechnology & Learning:\n- Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? (Pocket)\n- Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it (ZDNet)\n\nLet me know if you'd like me to do anything else with these tabs!",
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"content": "can you help me prioritize?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Why do earthquakes happen?",
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knowledge
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There are plenty of ways to make the most of your cook space, whether you boast a petite-but-powerful galley kitchen or an expansive chef-style space built for entertaining (which calls for a double island, we think!).\n\nNo matter the aesthetic you're going for—or the budget you have in mind—these 99 beautiful kitchen ideas are sure to inspire you. Every detail has been considered, from the gleam of the backsplash to eye-catching lighting. Read on for the best kitchen design ideas, straight from our favorite designers to your screen.\n\nAdditional copy by Kate McGregor.\nFind kitchen inspiration for every kind of space:\n\n 5 Genius Kitchen Pantry Trends That Will Help You Get (and Stay!) 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Galeana Younger, the designer of this home (and the daughter of the homeowner) says, “This was such a fun kitchen to design…We used four different tile patterns, and it took us a few samples before settling on a paint that wasn’t too sweet or subtle. This yellow has just the right amount of green in it—it’s almost electric.”\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nkitchen the double islands maximize prep space cabinetry, hardware, and pendants white devol stools black creek mercantile trading co faucet brizo lamp dumais made backsplash, counters calacatta marble quiet time warm tones and natural textures took this indiana home from cavernous to cozy warm neutrals, williams creek, indiana, georgian style residence, natural materials, wood accents\nNicole Franzen\n13\nSplurge on Two Islands\n\nDesign the kitchen that works best for your lifestyle. If you’re a home chef, then go ahead and splurge on twin islands to maximize prep space. 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The rest of the kitchen could easily skew more modern, but the stonework and wooden beams anchor it into something warmer, showing just how much a statement stone can transform a kitchen.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nthe kitchen designed by kelsey leigh design co kelseyleighdesigncokelsey mcgregor natural finishes\\, organic textures\\, zellige tile\\, a plastered range hood\\, and complementary woods white oak and maple on the island and cabinetry open glass shelves house pretty everyday tableware\\, while closed drawer storage keeps pots and pans out of sight but accessible includes dirty kitchen\\, a hidden room accessed through french doors fabricated to look like cabinetry appliances monogram roman shades hunter douglas fixtures kohler wine storage\\, monogram 30 fully integrated wine sommelier refrigerator\\, cabinet pulls and knobs wayfair professional whole home 2024 this years energy efficient home is in the conservation minded community of sprout\\, located on a private nature preserve in hendersonville\\, north carolina\nBrie Williams\n15\nCreate Little Luxuries Throughout\n\nLook to our 2024 Whole Home in Asheville, North Carolina, for all the inspiration you need when pondering whether to add those super-special extras around your kitchen. “This house is all about relaxation and enjoying the luxuries of life. Wine collecting, art collecting—those are the kind of things I was picturing,” says Kelsey McGregor, the kitchen designer. It only made sense to add a wine fridge that blends into the cabinetry of the space to truly capture that ethos.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\noutdoor spaces curated nest curatednest, lina galvo and her partner erin coren outdoor living, patio, deck grilling zone anchored by a zwilling flammkraft grill and a striking, creamy, copper veined cosentino dekton onirika surface for the hood cover and backsplash, the cooking deck boasts an impressive outdoor kitchen worthy of a chef whole home 2024 this years energy efficient home is in the conservation minded community of sprout\\, located on a private nature preserve in hendersonville\\, north carolina\nBrie Williams\n16\nShow Your Outdoor Kitchen Some Love\n\nDon’t give all your attention to your indoor cooking space—invest in a chic and supremely functional outdoor kitchen to expand your living and entertaining space. For our 2024 Whole Home, the team from Curated Nest wanted the grill specifically to feel more like furniture than an appliance, so they splurged on the Zwilling Flammkraft model and went with Cosentino Dekton Onirika for the hood cover and backsplash.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\nkitchen\nErin Konrath Photography\n17\nOpt for a Peninsula\n\nDon’t feel pressure to squeeze in a kitchen island if there’s simply not enough space for one—go with a peninsula instead. Designer Kate Marker would typically choose an island over this attached feature, but with the limited space she had, the designer was able to make the peninsula work. “It really suits the space perfectly,” she says.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\nkitchen\nKirsten Francis\n18\nAdd Millwork to Your Cabinetry\n\nWith a small kitchen, it’s important to add character where you can, and choosing a simple framing millwork on the cabinets is such a simple yet beautiful way to do so. “I designed the cabinetry to have a frame-like appearance, which is night-lighted by Portola Paints’s cheery Shasta Daisy,” says Samantha Stathis Lynch. This paint color got her some questionable looks from the cabinetmakers at Iron Oak, but it’s safe to say that they turned out so well.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE HOME\n\nRelated Story: The Best Kitchen Cabinet Brands to Elevate the Heart of Your Home\nmodern kitchen with dark cabinetry and a plaid wallpaper\nBrie Williams\n19\nPut in Glamorous Hardware\n\nAdd a touch of glamour to your kitchen design idea with brushed brass hardware and fixtures. Kelsey McGregor, who designed this dirty kitchen for our 2024 Whole Home, included these sparkling touches to add a bit of luxury to the hardworking space.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\n\nRelated Story: High-End Designers Are Putting a Dirty Kitchen in Nearly Every House They Renovate\nmodern kitchen with dark cabinetry and island featuring a bowl of fruit\nBrie Williams\n20\nTile All the Way Up\n\nIf you’re looking for a unique way to add interest to your walls without solely relying on paint, choose to add tile all the way up to the ceiling on an accent wall. In the main kitchen of our Whole Home, Kelsey McGregor installed this zellige tile from floor to ceiling, incorporating the shiny and smooth texture that a simple paint couldn’t bring.\n\nTOUR THE ENTIRE SPACE\n\nRelated Story: 57 Gorgeous Kitchen Backsplash Ideas for Every Home's Style\nkitchen\nHeather Talbert\n21\nDress Up Your Stone\n\nYour countertop corners may be a detail that is often overlooked—you just square them off right?—but designer Nate Berkus is making the case for a subtle detail on the edge. This island's stone has a sloped, notched finish, a luxe moment for those who notice it.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nstove\nErin Konrath\n22\nCover Your Range Hood\n\nCover the range hood in the same or similar material as the backsplash or walls to make it look sleek and clean. Here, designer Kate Marker dressed the appliance with a plaster finish to mimic the warmth of the natural wood cabinets.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nchris and lynsey synek's dallas, texas home designed by interior designer, philip thomas vanderford of studio thomas james, and janson luter architects butlerpantry\nNathan Schroder\n23\nMix and Match Cabinet Styles\n\nKitchen design ideas can easily get stuck in formula: cabinets on top and drawers on the bottom. But there are actually no rules. Combine different cabinet sizes, drawer widths, and styles to meet your specific needs. Look at this space where it's just as seamless looking as any other kitchen layout when the space is all the same hue.\n\nTour the Entire Home\nkitchen in east memphis, tennessee, designed by lindsey black interiors\nJoseph Bradshaw\n24\nInvest in a Dirty Kitchen\n\nIf you find that your main kitchen space is constantly overflowing, it might be time to invest in adding a dirty kitchen, butler's pantry, or scullery. With space for serveware, extra appliances, and prep space, a secondary kitchen can ease your meal prep and boost your home's value all in one go.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ndallas home kitchen designed by ginger curtis of urbanology designs\nMatti Gresham\n25\nInstall a Coffee Bar\n\nThere are few things worse than navigating around a busy kitchen in the morning when all you're trying to do is make a cup of coffee. With a separate coffee bar or drinks station, the breakfast chef can cook in peace, and everyone can get their morning cup of Joe without hassle.\n\nTour the Entire Space\nnashville home kitchen designed by sarah robertson of studio dearborn\nAdam Kane Macchia\n26\nTry a Textured Range Hood\n\nOften an afterthought, your range hood can make a major design impact if you let it. Take inspiration from this kitchen design idea from Studio Dearborn. Wrapped in soapstone to keep the brick behind it pristine, this range hood was chosen for a seamless look from countertops to the ceiling.\n\nTour the Entire Space\nkitchen designed by caren rideau\nMeghan Beierle-O'Brien\n27\nMake Smart Swaps\n\nA great kitchen is one that's customized to your needs. If you prefer a scrap bowl or chop and wash produce all in one step, you may need this clever sink solution put in by Caren Rideau in your kitchen design. With small, inset grooves, perfectly sized to hold the homeowner's cutting boards, this standard sink is transformed into the ultimate prep station.\nkitchen\nStacy Zarin Goldberg\n28\nTry Two-Tone Cabinets\n\nCan't decide on a kitchen cabinet color? Pick two! Take inspiration from designer Arianna Pannoni of the Baltimore-based firm Winsome Interior Design and use the palette from your countertop stone to inform your paint choices. The clients were inspired by Julia Child's kitchen.\n\nTour the Entire Home\na california ranch home transformed into a modern day hacienda by rita donahoe of rita chan interiors\nsara prince\n29\nRemember the Edges\n\nKitchen appliances and surfaces get all the love, but don't forget about the smallest details for a true well-rounded space. Look to Rita Chan's California kitchen for inspiration, where the island is wrapped in a stunning tile for cleaner edges.\n\nTour the Entire Home\ntired of the same old subway tile enter the era of custom cut stone backsplashes these tailored designs, like the carved marble in this ontario, canada, kitchen by sam sacks design, make a statement\nLauren Miller\n30\nCurve Your Stone\n\nYour backsplash doesn't have to be rectangular. Look to this kitchen design idea by designer Sam Sacks and curve your stone. This kitchen, in Ontario, Canada, abandons the traditional tile grid to highlight the similar curve of the architectural hood.\n\nRelated Story: Kitchen Backsplash Ideas\n1919 brookline, massachusetts, home designed by cecilia casagrande of casagrande studio\nJared Kuzia\n31\nPaint a Bold Hue\n\nWhite may be the reigning kitchen cabinet paint color (and has been for decades), but for those who prefer a bit more fun with their finishes, think outside the traditional grayscale. 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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Short answer: by generating lift with their wings to oppose gravity, using engines for thrust to overcome drag, and controlling airflow and angle so the forces stay balanced.\n\nHow it works (plain terms)\n- Wings are shaped (airfoil) and tilted slightly so air moves faster over the top surface and slower under the bottom. Faster air means lower pressure, so pressure under the wing is higher — that net upward pressure is lift.\n- Equally important: wings deflect air downward. Pushing air down means the wing feels an equal-and-opposite upward push (Newton’s 3rd law). Both the pressure difference (Bernoulli effect) and the downward deflection of air help produce lift.\n- Engines (propellers or jets) provide thrust to move the airplane forward so air keeps flowing over the wings. Faster flow → more lift.\n- Four main forces: lift (up), weight (down), thrust (forward) and drag (back). In steady, level flight lift ≈ weight and thrust ≈ drag.\n\nKey ideas and terms\n- Angle of attack: the angle between the wing’s chord line and the oncoming air. Increasing it raises lift up to a point. If it’s too large, airflow separates from the wing and lift suddenly falls (a stall).\n- Lift equation (gives intuition): L = ½ ρ V² S Cl\n - L = lift, ρ = air density, V = airspeed, S = wing area, Cl = lift coefficient (depends on shape and angle of attack). This shows lift increases with speed and wing area.\n- Flaps and slats: devices that change wing shape/angle to increase Cl at low speed (takeoff/landing).\n- Controls: ailerons (roll), elevator (pitch), rudder (yaw) let pilots change attitude and direction.\n\nEveryday analogy\n- A wing is like a tilted paddle in a stream: moving it forward pushes water down — the paddle feels an upward force. The same idea with air.\n\nWant to dig deeper?\n- I can show an animated video or an interactive simulation, or give a more math-heavy derivation (Bernoulli vs. circulation theory). Which would you prefer?",
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"content": "i think I read about iphone 17 news recently, what was it",
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"content": "Here’s what you recently viewed about iPhone 17:\n\n- Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Striking New Design Leaks In New Report (Forbes) — visited 2025-08-20 14:20\n https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidphelan/2025/08/19/apple-iphone-17-pro-radical-new-design-claimed-in-new-report/\n Summary: Report points to a notable redesign for the iPhone 17 Pro.\n\n- iPhone 17 Pro — all the rumors and leaks so far (Tom’s Guide) — visited 2025-08-20 14:30\n https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-17-pro\n Summary: Roundup of current rumors/specs, features, and expected release timing.\n\n- iPhone 17 countdown begins as Foxconn ramps up factory hiring in China (AppleInsider) — visited 2025-08-20 14:40\n https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/20/iphone-17-countdown-begins-as-foxconn-ramps-up-factory-hiring-in-china\n Summary: Hiring surge suggests production ramp is underway leading up to launch.\n\nWant me to open any of these and pull key details?",
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"content": "what did the first news talk about?",
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"content": "Updated Aug.19 with more details of how the iPhone 17 Pro will see major design changes and may see an unprecedented upgrade with different batteries according to where the iPhone 17 Pro is sold.\n\nA new report claims that the materials which will be used in the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max (thought to go on sale on Friday, Sept. 19 — read full details of the release schedule here) are going to change significantly from what’s in the iPhone 16 Pro right now. Now a report adds that the eSIM-only design of the iPhone’s Pro models will become more widespread, though not for everyone. And another report chimes with this, unveiling claimed images of the internal design. More on both of these later.\nApple iPhone 16 Launches In Malaysia\nApple iPhone 16 Pro: a new design is coming, it's claimed.\nGetty Images\n\nFirst, there has been persistent talk of a switch from a titanium chassis (which is what the Pro iPhones currently have) to aluminum. The latest leak suggests that an aluminum chassis will be used, and an aluminum backplate, but for a cut-out of glass.\nForbesApple iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro Release Date: New Date Enters The Schedule\nBy David Phelan\n\nVadim Yuryev, host of the Max Tech YouTube channel has posted on X that explains, “ass, including a leaked photo of a REAL milled aluminum chassis from @MajinBuOfficial that many people missed,” as he puts it.\nMORE FOR YOU\nElon Musk’s Self-Driving Tesla Lies Are Finally Catching Up To Him\nTarget CEO Cornell Steps Down As Sales Continue To Fall\nStudent Loans With This Servicer Will Be Transferred Within Months, Says Department Of Education\n\nThe post shows what claims to be an iPhone 17 chassis made of metal, with the surrounds for the iPhone’s cameras and the camera panel itself made of metal, not glass.\n\nIf true, and the jury’s still out on that, it would be a radical design change. It’s been years since the iPhone has had a metal back, favoring glass not least because it makes wireless charging possible.\n\nThe cut-out on the back would be to allow a glass section, so this form of charging can still happen.\n\nWell, it’s possible, I guess. Google had a similar system for a recent Pixel phone, (the Pixel 8a) which had a composite material over the metal frame, again to allow wireless charging through a cut-out. And aluminum could allow a lightweight way to build strength into the chassis.\n\nThe Prompt: Get the week’s biggest AI news on the buzziest companies and boldest breakthroughs, in your inbox.\nEmail Address\nBy signing up, you agree to receive this newsletter, other updates about Forbes and its affiliates’ offerings, our Terms of Service (including resolving disputes on an individual basis via arbitration), and you acknowledge our Privacy Statement. Forbes is protected by reCAPTCHA, and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.\n\nEven so, I’ll confess that I’m skeptical.\n\nStill, Tim Hardwick at MacRumros has a good point: “Aluminum is roughly 40% lighter than titanium at similar volumes, so we could see the iPhone 17 Pro models carrying less weight. Aluminum is also a far better thermal conductor than titanium, so heat generated by the A19 Pro chip and battery may dissipate faster. Apple is also rumored to be using a new internal design that incorporates a vapor chamber heatsink to improve thermal performance,” he says.\n\nMore details as they emerge.\n\nAs for the SIM card tray which is now absent from all iPhones sold in the U.S., leaked images show the SIM card tray will still be a part of Apple’s design for some countries.\n\nApple switched iPhones in the U.S. to eSIM only in 2022 with the arrival of the iPhone 14. In other countries, the SIM card is still needed, as not all countries support eSIM. In many places, pay-as-you-go iPhones need a physical SIM card still.\n\nThat said, there’s no doubt that eSIMs are secure and can’t be removed from a phone that’s lost or stolen, for a start. Users in many countries have switched to eSIM when upgrading to the latest iPhone, for instance, and the phone’s capability to hold multiple eSIMs is a boon when you’re traveling, for a start.\n\nUntil now, the missing SIM tray has been replaced with a spacer, but there are some reports that this year, for the first time, Apple may redesign the battery for U.S. iPhones to take up the empty space.\n\nFinally, the other leak that seems to tie in to the eSIM story. Images have been shared recently which claim to show what the inside of the iPhone 17 Pro Max will look like, shared from an account called yeux1122, known for aggregating leaks. The story was picked up by MacRumors.\n\nThe images claim to show a design with a metal-covered battery, which fits with previous rumors. The metal cover, instead of foil, would be better at dissipating heat that the battery generates. Right now, the iPhone 16 Pro battery has a metal cover, but iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus and iPhone 16 Pro Max have foil covers. Perhaps 2025 will see metal covers on at least one more iPhone variant.\n\nAnd it shows two different versions of the battery, with one being more L-shaped than the other. An L-shaped battery is what you’d expect to see in an iPhone that has a SIM card tray, and the more rectangular battery means Apple may be set to deliver more battery, and therefore longer battery life, in U.S. versions of the iPhone at least.\n\nExtra battery life remains top of pretty much everyone’s wish list, so this is good news, if true. And it’ll be interesting to see exactly how much extra battery life Apple quotes for the U.S. iPhone — and it’ll be a first: there’s only ever been one battery life estimate, no matter where you buy your iPhone. Perhaps it could even speed up the adoption of eSIM in those countries that don’t have it so far.",
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"content": "Here’s the gist of that first article (Forbes: “Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Striking New Design Leaks In New Report”):\n\n- Big design change rumored: Switch from a titanium chassis to aluminum for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max, with an aluminum backplate and a glass cut-out to keep wireless charging. Camera surround/panel also shown as metal in leaked photos.\n- Why aluminum: It’s about 40% lighter than titanium and conducts heat better, potentially improving thermals (rumors also mention a vapor chamber heatsink). The author is still skeptical of the leak.\n- eSIM vs SIM tray: eSIM-only is expected to expand, but physical SIM trays would remain in some countries. U.S. models (eSIM-only) might use the freed space to fit a larger, more rectangular battery.\n- Battery leaks: Images suggest a metal-covered battery (better heat dissipation) and two shapes—L‑shaped for models with a SIM tray and rectangular for eSIM-only—hinting at possibly longer battery life in U.S. versions.\n- Timing: Report speculates a launch around Friday, Sept. 19 (unconfirmed).\n\nWant me to open the article and pull exact quotes or images referenced?",
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"content": "Apple's biggest iPhone factory is swelling with new workers as Foxconn throws money at recruits to keep production on track for the iPhone 17.\n\nFoxconn, Apple's largest contractor, is offering new hires in Zhengzhou a bonus of up to $1,113 if they stay for three months. That's a sharp jump from incentives offered just weeks earlier. In the world of Chinese factory work, it's a powerful carrot.\n\nThe ramp-up, reported by SCMP, is part of Apple's annual sprint toward its September launch. Every summer, Foxconn rushes to bring in thousands of extra workers to keep up with demand, but the size of 2025's incentive stands out.\n\nIt signals how critical the iPhone 17 is to Apple's bottom line. Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 lineup in September 2025, keeping with its typical playbook.\n\nPhones usually hit shelves less than two weeks after the reveal. That means Foxconn needs to be at peak output in late August to avoid shortfalls later.\n\nThe Zhengzhou facility is capable of turning out hundreds of thousands of iPhones a day when fully staffed. Hiring surges in August are no accident. They're the last step before the factory swings into nonstop production ahead of launch.\nBonuses as a safety net\n\nThe size of Foxconn's retention bonuses says a lot about its labor challenges. For many workers, $1,113 amounts to nearly two months of wages.\n\nThe payout is designed to keep them from walking away mid-cycle, which can throw production lines into chaos. Foxconn has long struggled with high turnover and criticism of working conditions.\n\nReports of excessive overtime and harsh environments have dogged the company for years. Apple has pledged improvements, but Foxconn still leans on financial incentives to paper over the cracks.\nFive smartphones in orange, blue, beige, black, and gray, each featuring three cameras and an Apple logo, set against a dark background.\n\nRenders of the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup\n\nApple has been shifting some production to India and Vietnam, but China remains irreplaceable. Zhengzhou has infrastructure, a skilled labor pool, and government backing that no other site can match. Even as Apple diversifies, most iPhones still roll out of China.\n\nIndia now accounts for about 14% of iPhone production, but it will take years to scale further. For the iPhone 17, Apple's fate is still tied to Chinese assembly lines. That explains why Foxconn is racing to shore up its workforce now.\nLabor supply meets worker fatigue\n\nChina's job market isn't short on people. Official figures put youth unemployment above 14% earlier in 2025. The problem is convincing young workers to endure long hours on an assembly line for modest pay.\n\nLocal governments often pitch in with subsidies and job fairs to funnel recruits into Foxconn's plants. Even so, the company's reliance on large cash bonuses shows how fragile the labor pool has become.\n\nFor anyone planning to buy an iPhone 17, Foxconn's hiring blitz is good news. It increases the odds that Apple Stores and carriers will have enough supply on launch day.\n\nBut it shows how dependent Apple still is on a single partner for its most important product.",
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"content": "Here’s the AppleInsider piece you saw (“iPhone 17 countdown begins as Foxconn ramps up factory hiring in China”) in a nutshell:\n\n- Foxconn hiring blitz: In Zhengzhou (the biggest iPhone plant), Foxconn is aggressively recruiting for iPhone 17 production, offering new hires up to $1,113 if they stay three months—significantly higher than recent incentives.\n- Timing and goal: This is the usual late-summer ramp to hit Apple’s expected September reveal and mid/late‑September on-sale window. Peak output needs to start by late August to avoid shortages.\n- Scale: When fully staffed, the Zhengzhou factory can produce hundreds of thousands of iPhones per day.\n- Why big bonuses: Retention is a challenge—$1,113 can be nearly two months’ wages—so the payout is meant to reduce turnover and keep lines stable amid longstanding labor/conditions issues.\n- China’s central role: Despite diversification to India (~14% of iPhone output) and Vietnam, China remains the core due to infrastructure, skilled labor, and government support.\n- What it means for buyers: The hiring surge improves the odds of strong launch-day supply but underscores Apple’s reliance on Foxconn and Chinese assembly lines.\n\nSource: https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/20/iphone-17-countdown-begins-as-foxconn-ramps-up-factory-hiring-in-china",
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"content": "You currently have six tabs open:\n\n1. Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire (active tab)\n2. EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? on Reddit\n3. Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? on Pocket\n4. Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it on ZDNet\n5. What to Do Now in the October Garden on Royal City Nursery\n6. Mulch: Black, Cedar & More on Homedepot.ca\n\nLet me know if you want to switch to or get more info about any of these tabs!",
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"content": "Sure! Here's a grouping of your open tabs based on their topics:\n\nSnow Removal & Outdoor Equipment:\n- Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire\n- EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? (Reddit)\n\nGardening & Landscaping:\n- What to Do Now in the October Garden (Royal City Nursery)\n- Mulch: Black, Cedar & More (Homedepot.ca)\n\nTechnology & Learning:\n- Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? (Pocket)\n- Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it (ZDNet)\n\nLet me know if you'd like me to do anything else with these tabs!",
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"content": "can you help me prioritize?",
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"content": "To help prioritize your tabs effectively, could you please share your current goals or what you want to focus on? For example, are you looking to buy snow removal equipment soon, planning your garden for the season, or interested in improving your learning or tech habits? This will help me suggest the best order for you.",
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"content": "Pull up the chicken teriyaki recipe I looked at.",
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"content": "I found two chicken teriyaki pages in your history. Which one should I open?\n\n- Teriyaki Chicken {Easy 15 Minute Recipe} — Cooking Classy\n https://www.cookingclassy.com/teriyaki-chicken/\n Visited: 2025-08-13 09:50\n\n- Teriyaki Chicken & Veggie Stir Fry (GF, DF, Egg/Soy/Peanut/Tree nut free, Vegan option) — Allergy Awesomeness\n https://allergyawesomeness.com/teriyaki-chicken-veggie-stir-fry-gf-df-egg-soy-peanuttree-nut-free-vegan-option/\n Visited: 2025-08-14 08:20\n\nIf you tell me which one, I’ll pull it up and show the recipe details.",
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"content": "Easy Teriyaki Chicken\n\nThis tastes just like your favorite Asian take-out but you can have this ready faster than the time it would take to go pick up take-out! No marinade required.\n\nI’ve shared other teriyaki chicken recipes like my Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Bowl but this hands down beats the prep and cook time on any other teriyaki chicken I’ve tried. And yet it tastes just as good! Plus it’s such a flavorful sauce so it doesn’t even require marinating.\nWant to see how easy this recipe is? Watch the video!\n\n \n\nIt’s a (mostly) healthy recipe that comes in at an estimated 258 calories per serving so it a smarter choice than the deep fried food you usually get from your favorite Chinese take-out.\n\neasy teriyaki chicken\nChicken and Teriyaki Sauce Ingredients and Substitutes\n\n Chicken breasts: use boneless skinless. Chicken thighs will work great too, just cook a little longer.\n Olive oil: Vegetable oil can be used here as well.\n Low-sodium soy sauce: You can also use 2 1/2 Tbsp standard soy sauce with 1 1/2 Tbsp water.\n Honey: If you don’t have this you can use more brown sugar.\n Brown sugar: I use light brown sugar, dark would be fine or even granulated sugar.\n Rice vinegar: Apple cider vinegar will work well too. Even lemon juice can be used in a pinch.\n Sesame oil: This has a bold flavor, so a little goes a long way. Unrefined peanut oil can be used as well, add extra.\n Ginger: Fresh is best, but if you must 1/2 tsp dried ginger could be used.\n Garlic: Again fresh is better, but 1 tsp dried granulated will work.\n Cornstarch: This helps thicken the sauce so it is critical to the recipe. Arrowroot starch could be substituted.\n Sesame seeds and green onions: Optional garnishes. Add them if preferred.\n\nchicken teriyaki\nHow To Make Teriyaki Chicken\n\n Heat oil in a large non-stick skillet or wok.\n Add chicken and let cook (giving space between pieces) until slightly browned on bottom then flip chicken pieces over and cook through.\n While the chicken is cooking whisk together the teriyaki sauce mixture.\n Pour sauce into the skillet once the chicken is just nearly finished cooking through and let the sauce cook and simmer until thickened.\n Easy as that! Serve it warm over brown or white rice with steamed veggies.\n\nHelpful Tips\n\n Season sauce as desired. If you like mild salt flavor you could replace some soy sauce with water, if you want it saltier just add some salt.\n The sesame oil can be omitted, I’ve also made this without and it’s still delicious. Or add more if you love that flavor.\n Work to cut chicken into evenly sized pieces so they cook evenly.\n Be careful not to over-cook the chicken or it will start to dry out.\n\nteriyaki chicken bowl\n\nI’m telling you this is a must-try recipe! It’s one of my favorites for busy weeknights. It’s something everyone in my family loves and when I serve it with brown rice and steamed broccoli or asparagus it’s something I feel great about feeding them.\nMore Take-Out Style Asian Recipes to Try\n\n Chinese Orange Chicken\n Baked Honey Garlic Chicken\n Cashew Chicken\n General Tso’s Chicken\n Chicken Chow Mein\n",
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"content": "I pulled up the Cooking Classy page “Teriyaki Chicken {Easy 15 Minute Recipe}” and summarized it below:\nhttps://www.cookingclassy.com/teriyaki-chicken/\n\n1) Core ingredients\n- Chicken breasts (or thighs), olive oil\n- Low-sodium soy sauce, honey, brown sugar, rice vinegar\n- Sesame oil, fresh ginger, garlic, cornstarch\n- Optional garnishes: sesame seeds, green onions\n\n2) Cook the chicken\n- Heat oil in a large non-stick skillet or wok.\n- Add cubed chicken in a single layer; brown on one side, flip, and cook through.\n\n3) Mix the teriyaki sauce\n- While chicken cooks, whisk together soy sauce, honey, brown sugar, rice vinegar, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, and cornstarch.\n\n4) Sauce and thicken\n- When chicken is nearly cooked, pour in the sauce.\n- Simmer, stirring, until the sauce thickens and coats the chicken.\n\n5) Serve\n- Spoon over white or brown rice with steamed veggies.\n- Garnish with sesame seeds and sliced green onions if desired.\n\n6) Tips and swaps\n- Adjust saltiness by swapping some soy sauce for water, or add a pinch of salt if needed.\n- Sesame oil can be omitted or increased to taste.\n- Cut chicken evenly for even cooking; don’t overcook.\n- Substitutions: thighs for breasts; vegetable oil for olive oil; apple cider vinegar (or lemon juice) for rice vinegar; dried ginger/garlic if needed; arrowroot for cornstarch.",
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use `@get_preferences` wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.",
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"content": "i want to do my kitchen remodel and did some research, can you summarize those",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\":\"https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-series/rtx-5090/\",\n \"title\":\"GeForce RTX 5090\"\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 25-35,\n \"family\": \"single\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"technology\",\n \"video games\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\nNOTE: you can only call one tool at a time!\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Can you compare the GPUs I'm looking at?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Where did erin hit",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "What countries are in NATO",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "when's the black moon?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\":\"https://www.recipetineats.com/bbq-beef-ribs-slow-cooked/#recipe\",\n \"title\":\"Slow cooked beef ribs in BBQ sauce\"\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"Chicago\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 40-50,\n \"family\": \"married\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"craft beer\",\n \"whiskey/scotch/bourbon\",\n \"golf\",\n \"Chicago Bears\",\n \"hiking\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine. This tool ends the conversation\n\nNOTE: you can only call one tool at a time!\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "I'm planning a barbeque. Can you suggest something similar to this?",
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"content": "Great pick for a BBQ! Since you’re vegetarian/vegan, here are plant-based mains that hit the same sticky, slow-cooked, BBQ-sauce vibe as those ribs:\n\n- Sticky BBQ Seitan “Ribs” (closest to the rib experience)\n - Make a quick seitan dough (vital wheat gluten, smoked paprika, garlic, onion powder, a little soy sauce/liquid smoke, veggie broth), bake or steam until firm, then slice into “ribs,” brush generously with BBQ sauce, and grill/roast to char and caramelize.\n - Meaty chew, slices well, and holds a mop sauce like ribs.\n\n- Slow-Cooker BBQ Pulled Jackfruit Sandwiches\n - Use young green jackfruit (canned in water/brine). Sauté onion/garlic + spices, add jackfruit and BBQ sauce; slow-cook until shreddable (or simmer/oven-roast 30–40 min). Pile on toasted buns with crunchy slaw and pickles.\n - Saucy, shreddy, super crowd-friendly.\n\n- BBQ Tofu or Tempeh “Burnt Ends”\n - Press tofu (or simmer tempeh to mellow), cube, toss in a dry rub, roast/grill until crisp, then toss in BBQ sauce and finish to get sticky edges.\n - Bite-sized, smoky-sweet, excellent with toothpicks.\n\n- BBQ Cauliflower Steaks (or Whole Roasted BBQ Cauli)\n - Par-steam/roast, baste with BBQ sauce, then grill/roast again to char. Great with chimichurri or extra mop sauce.\n\n- Grilled Portobello “Steaks”\n - Marinate caps (BBQ sauce + a splash of balsamic/soy), grill until juicy and deeply charred. Slice for sandwiches or serve as a main.\n\nYou can use the same kind of BBQ sauce as in that rib recipe for all of these. For Chicago shopping, Upton’s Naturals (local) makes excellent seitan and jackfruit that work perfectly here.\n\nPairing ideas (since you’re into craft beer/whiskey):\n- Beer: brown ale, amber, or porter for caramelized sauces; West Coast IPA if your sauce is on the sweet side.\n- Whiskey: a classic Old Fashioned or bourbon-and-peach iced tea plays nicely with smoky-sweet BBQ.\n\nWant me to pull up a couple of top-rated recipes (seitan ribs and jackfruit pulled “pork”) and open them in new tabs, or tailor one of these to your exact guest count and grill setup?",
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"content": "Nice. I'd like to do some smoking / slow cooking too",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "What is quantum computing?",
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"content": "Short answer\nQuantum computing is a new way of processing information that uses the laws of quantum mechanics (superposition and entanglement) to perform certain calculations much more efficiently than classical computers.\n\nWhat that means (plain language)\n- Classical bits are like coins that are either heads (1) or tails (0). \n- Qubits are like spinning coins that can be both heads and tails at the same time (a superposition). \n- Multiple qubits can become entangled so their states are linked — measuring one gives information about the other no matter how far apart they are. \n- Quantum computers manipulate these qubits with quantum “gates,” letting the probability amplitudes interfere (constructively or destructively) so the right answers emerge more often when you measure the qubits.\n\nKey concepts (short)\n- Qubit: basic unit of quantum information.\n- Superposition: a qubit can encode many possible values at once.\n- Entanglement: correlations stronger than anything in classical systems.\n- Interference: amplitudes add/subtract so correct results are amplified.\n- Measurement: reading a qubit collapses its state to a definite result.\n- Quantum algorithm: a sequence of gates exploiting these effects (examples: Shor’s algorithm for factoring, Grover’s algorithm for faster search).\n\nWhat quantum computers can and can’t do\n- Can be exponentially faster for some problems (e.g., factoring large integers, simulating quantum systems such as molecules). \n- Provide polynomial speedups for other tasks (e.g., searching). \n- They are not magic general-purpose speedups for everyday tasks (e.g., word processing or web browsing won’t suddenly be faster). \n- Most current machines are noisy and small-scale (the NISQ era — Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum), useful for research and niche problems but not yet fault-tolerant universal machines.\n\nReal-world applications people talk about\n- Chemistry and materials science: simulating molecules and reactions. \n- Cryptography: threatening some current public-key systems (Shor’s algorithm) — motivates post-quantum cryptography. \n- Optimization and logistics: potential speedups for specific optimization problems. \n- Machine learning and sampling problems in finance and drug discovery.\n\nHow they’re built (brief)\nCommon physical platforms: superconducting circuits (IBM, Google), trapped ions, photonic systems, and experimental ideas like topological qubits. Each approach has tradeoffs in stability, speed, and scaling.\n\nMain challenges right now\n- Decoherence and noise (quantum states are fragile). \n- Error rates are high; need many physical qubits for one logical, error-corrected qubit. \n- Engineering and scaling are hard, so large fault-tolerant quantum computers are still years away.\n\nIf you want to dive deeper\n- I can show simple visualizations (Bloch sphere), intuitive videos, or interactive simulators (IBM Quantum Experience, simulators that let you run small circuits). \n- I can also find beginner-friendly courses, or a one-page quick guide that explains Shor’s and Grover’s algorithms intuitively.\n\nWould you like a short video, an interactive simulator link, or a simple visual explanation of entanglement or a specific algorithm?",
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"content": "Can you give a simple visual explanation of entanglement (with an example)?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "When does high school start?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\nYou only have access to open tabs, user memories, structured preferences, and 3 retrieved history entries most relevant to the user's query.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\": \"https://www.chicago-bucket-list.com\",\n \"title\": \"The ultimate Chicago bucket list\",\n \"is_active\": True\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"San Mateo\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 35-50,\n \"family\": \"young children\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"comic books/super hero\",\n \"outdoor activies\",\n \"blues\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "Who invented the World Wide Web?",
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"content": "The World Wide Web was invented by Sir Tim Berners‑Lee (a British computer scientist) while working at CERN. He proposed the Web in 1989 and built the first successful communication between an HTTP client and server in 1990, creating the core ideas and technologies: HTML, HTTP, and URLs. \n\n(He created the first browser/editor called WorldWideWeb and ran the first web server at CERN. Note: the Web is distinct from the older Internet — the Web is an information system that runs on the Internet.)",
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"content": "What's the difference between the World Wide Web and the Internet?",
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"content": "You are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- @get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- @search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- @get_preferences(query=\"\"): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- @get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- @engine_search(query): searches the web using a search engine with the provided query if that makes the most sense. It will direct the user to browser's search result page and end the conversation.\n\nTool calling rules:\n1. If a tool calling is required, choose exactly ONE tool per turn, select the most relevant and likely-to-succeed tool based on the user request and immediate next step.\n2. Ensure all required parameters are filled and valid according to the tool schema.\n3. Do not make up URLs in tool call arguments.\n4. If no tool calling is required, respond in natural language.\n5. Only you can see the raw content of a tool call's output, always provide a summary of the output in your response (for example, show the @search_history output along with your reply to provide visuals to the user).\n6. You should use @get_preferences wherever makes sense to provide tailored responses.\n7. You should always try to reply the user using tools **other than** @engine_search or directly with your knowledge. Treat @engine_search as the last resort if you can't answer with provided context and your knowledge.\n\nAlways follow these rules strictly.\n\nYou should always respond in a friendly and professional manner while being concise and to the point.\n\nThe user is currently on this tab:\nNone",
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"content": "what was the air canada strike news i saw before?",
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"content": "Here’s what you viewed recently about the Air Canada strike:\n\n- Air Canada union rejects binding arbitration as almost 300 flights axed (Global News)\n Visited: 2025-08-14 11:05\n URL: https://globalnews.ca/news/11336100/air-canada-binding-arbitration-request-deadline-strike/\n Summary: The flight attendants’ union asked the government to reject Air Canada’s request for binding arbitration; nearly 300 flights were canceled amid the dispute.\n\n- Flight attendant union asks jobs minister not to intervene in Air Canada negotiations (CBC News)\n Visited: 2025-08-13 09:50\n URL: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-canada-flight-attendants-final-day-strike-1.7610225\n Summary: Over 10,000 flight attendants were set to walk off the job around 1 a.m. ET Saturday unless a last-minute deal was reached; a company lockout could follow.\n\nQuick recap: The union opposed binding arbitration and was preparing to strike, leading to widespread flight cancellations and the potential for government intervention.\n\nWant me to open one of these or check the latest status now?",
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"content": "The union representing Air Canada's flight attendants has told Canada's jobs minister that the airline's request for binding arbitration should be rejected.\n\n\"The Air Canada Component of CUPE has respectfully urged Employment Minister Patty Hajdu not to intervene pursuant to section 107 of the Canada Labour Code thereby permitting collective bargaining to continue and allowing the parties to negotiate a resolution,\" the union wrote in a statement.\n\n\"The Union submits that the appropriate course of action is for Air Canada to return to the table and resume good faith bargaining. Accordingly, Air Canada's request for ministerial intervention under section 107 should be firmly rejected.\"\n\nThe rejection comes just an hour after the airline said on X it has cancelled 294 total flights, with 55,726 people impacted.\n\nThe airline's chief operations officer Mark Nasr said on Thursday he expected about 500 flights to be cancelled by end of day Friday, with a complete grounding as of Saturday morning.\n\nHajdu's press secretary Jennifer Kozelj confirmed to Global News a response had been received.\n\n\"We thank the union for their response,\" Kozelj wrote. \"We strongly urge the parties to work with federal mediators and get a deal done. Time's precious and Canadians are counting on you.\"\n\nBoth sides are less than 24 hours away from possible job action, with each having called on the other to return to negotiations.\n\nAir Canada executives defended their decision Thursday to request binding arbitration, saying they still want to reach a deal, but asked the government to consider intervening if negotiations or \"consensual arbitration\" do not occur.\n\nThe union, however, criticized the airline's move, saying it has called on the federal government to \"interfere with negotiations.\"\n\nThe looming strike also comes just as Canada Post was set to restart talks with its postal workers, also using federal mediators.\n\nThe Crown corporation said Friday that talks set for that day and Monday had been postponed to next Wednesday due to mediators being unavailable.\n\nIn a statement announcing the postponement, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers said the Air Canada negotiations were having an impact.\n\n\"The Federal mediators will not be able to assist CUPW and CPC due to their current involvement in the Air Canada negotiations,\" the union wrote.\n\nWith the strike and lockout getting closer, business groups have raised concerns about how much impact such job action could have on the country.\n\nThe Toronto Region Board of Trade said Friday that a complete shut down of Canada's largest airline would have \"broad-reaching economic consequences.\"\n\n\"A disruptive work stoppage is occurring at precisely the moment when Canada is urgently seeking to reboot our economy and enhance our competitive position against mounting trade pressures,\" Board of Trade chief executive Giles Gherson said in a statement.\n\n\"The economic stakes are higher than ever. Any slow down creates delay we cannot afford.\"\n\nThe Canadian Federation of Independent Business also sounded the alarm, telling The Canadian Press one-third of small business depend on the summer tourism season for their revenues and members \"cannot afford to lose a single day.\"\n\nNasr said the cancellations before a strike or lockout has even begun are because \"sudden or unmanaged work stoppages produce a significantly worse disruption to travel than a planned suspension of flying.\"\n\nNasr added that cancelling over several days would allow for an \"orderly restart\" when job action ends, \"which under the best circumstance will take a full week to complete.\"\n\nAccording to the airline, about 130,000 travellers a day could be impacted during a strike.\n\nThose impacted by cancellations have been advised they'll receive a text message and email advising them of their cancellation. They will then be offered a complete refund or the option of potentially being booked on another airline to complete their trip.\n\nAir Canada said if a person cannot be rebooked, they will receive a refund.",
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"content": "\"This Pad Thai recipe is fast and easy to make with simple, authentic ingredients in under 30 minutes! Add shrimp, chicken, or tofu for a delicious vegetarian version. Video. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nAs a chef and caterer, I\\u2019ve cooked and eaten a lot of Pad Thai in my lifetime, both here and all throughout Thailand. We\\u2019ve captured the authentic flavor you\\u2019ll find in Bangkok while keeping the ingredients simple and the cooking fast and easy. \\n\\n\\n\\nI may be biased, but I think this is the best Pad Thai recipe around\\u2014not overly sweet like many Americanized versions. You\\u2019ll find no ketchup or peanut butter in this recipe. But don\\u2019t take my word for it; just read all our great reviews!\\n\\n\\n\\nBut first, What is Pad Thai?\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai is a popular stir-fried noodle dish from Thailand made with rice noodles, shallot, garlic, scrambled eggs, and a protein, typically chicken or shrimp, in a flavorful, tangy, umami Pad Thai Sauce. It\\u2019s served with fresh bean sprouts, crushed peanuts, scallions and lime.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nWhy this Pad Thai Recipe is the Best!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nBalanced Flavor. Pad Thai sauce is a delicate balance between umami, sourness, and sweetness. Most American versions are way too sweet; this one is just right.\\n\\n\\n\\nIt\\u2019s adaptable! This recipe can be made with chicken, shrimp, tofu and /or veggies! Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan-adaptable.\\n\\n\\n\\nQuick and Easy\\u2013 Once the ingredients are prepped, this takes 15 minutes of cooking time! \\n\\n\\n\\nSimple Ingredients. These accessible ingredients can be found in most grocery stores. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Ingredients\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nRice Noodles: Pad Thai is typically made with noodles called \\u201crice stick\\u201d, which are rice noodles that are about 1/4 inch wide. Some brands are better than others- many fall apart when stir-frying. I have had the best luck with Thai Kitchen rice noodles. Make sure to soak the noodles, rather than boil, to prevent breaking.\\n\\n\\n\\nProtein: Add thinly sliced chicken breast, shrimp, or crispy Tofu, or leave out the protein and add stir-fried veggies. Extra firm tofu works best. \\n\\n\\n\\nEggs: Traditional pad thai has scrambled eggs, vegans can leave this out. \\n\\n\\n\\nGarlic cloves and shallots: Shallots really elevate Pad Thai. I highly recommend shallots over onions if possible. Some versions use ginger, but in Thailand, they generally don\\u2019t. \\n\\n\\n\\nFresh Lime Juice: adds acidity.\\n\\n\\n\\nGarnishes: The garnishes make Pad Thai, adding texture and flavor. Sliced green onions, crushed roasted peanuts, fresh bean sprouts, Thai chili flakes and lime wedges and if available, Thai basil, all elevate! \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Sauce Ingredients\\n\\n\\n\\nThe secret to the best Pad Thai Sauce is the perfect balance of salty, sweet and sour. Our sauce has delicious umami and depth, while not being overly sweet with a lovely tang. Letting the sauce caramelize in the wok for just a few seconds, adds a lovely smokiness.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFish Sauce \\u2013 Fish Sauce can vary in degrees of saltiness from brand to brand. I like Red Boat Fish sauce, or Thai Kitchen Fish Sauce (found at most grocery stores) best for this recipe.\\u00a0(*Vegans can sub our vegan fish sauce\\u00a0and soy sauce.) If you are new to fish sauce, keep in mind, it has a little \\u201cfunk\\u201d to it. You can start off lighter and replace the rest with soy sauce.\\n\\n\\n\\nTamarind Water or Rice Wine Vinegar \\u2013 authentic Pad Thai is made with tamarind water and lime juice to give it the sour component, but feel free to use Rice Wine Vinegar and lime to keep things simple here. See recipe notes for using tamarind.\\n\\n\\n\\nSugar \\u2013 In Thailand, it is traditional to use palm sugar but we use brown sugar, coconut sugar or regular cane sugar to add sweetness. Note: Do not be tempted to cut back on the sugar, the Pad Thai will be too sour.\\n\\n\\n\\nSoy Sauce \\u2013 adding a little soy sauce adds even more depth. You can also use gluten-free liquid aminos!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHow to make Pad Thai (easy Instructions)\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 1: Soak the rice noodles. Pour boiling water over the rice noodles\\u00a0let them soak until they are soft and pliable (about 5-6 minutes) but not overly soft; drain.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 2: Whisk the Eggs. Whisk the eggs in a medium bowl with a pinch of salt. Set aside by the stove. \\n\\n\\n\\nStep 3: How to make Pad Thai Sauce. Whisk the pad thai sauce ingredients together in a small bowl- keeping in mind, there is a delicate balance between salty, sour and sweet, so if you alter one ingredient, you may need to adjust the others. Make sure the sugar completely dissolves.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 4: Prep the Protein & Veggies. Chop the shallot and garlic finely and set aside. Slice chicken thinly across the grain (or peel and devein shrimp). If adding veggies, chop or slice them small, so they cook quickly in the wok.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 5: Prep all your garnishes and have everything ready to go by the stove, keeping in mind the stir fry part will go quickly! \\n\\n\\n\\nStep 6: Stir Fry! Season the protein with salt and pepper, and stir fry in a carbon steel wok until just cooked through and set it aside. If adding veggies, stir-fry these now and set aside as well.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd more oil to the wok and stir fry the garlic and shallots for just a couple minutes, scoot them over, add more oil if needed, and add the whisked the eggs, scrambling and breaking to bits. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStir fry shallot & garlic\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd eggs and scramble\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd the noodles and fry\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd the pad thai sauce\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nScoot the eggs over and add more oil and stir fry the noodles, letting the noodles get a little crispy! Turn your hood on and pour in the Pad Thai Sauce. Let the sauce caramelize for 30 seconds, until you smell the sugar caramelizing. This will add great flavor!\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd back in the cooked protein and veggies, with some of the bean sprouts and scallions. Add a squeeze of lime. \\n\\n\\n\\n*Taste and adjust salt, lime or sugar to taste. Find the perfect balance. See FAQ\\u2019s for troubleshooting the flavors. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStep 7: Serve. Divide between 2-3 bowls and garnish with fresh bean sprouts, lime, wedge, crushed peanuts, chili flakes, scallions and basil. For extra heat, serve it with our chili garlic sauce!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Noodle Tips\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nRead the whole recipe through before you give it a go.\\n\\n\\n\\nPrep everything first,\\u00a0then place it near the stove. Cooking goes very fast here!\\n\\n\\n\\nCut chicken very thinly to cut down on cooking time. Remember to cut across the grain, into \\u215b -\\u00bc thin strips about two inches long.\\n\\n\\n\\nTo lower calories, poach the chicken in a little salted water, until cooked through which just takes a couple of minutes. Then set it aside.\\n\\n\\n\\nUse shallot. \\u00a0Shallot adds so much flavor here- much more so than onion.\\u00a0\\n\\n\\n\\nCrispy noodles. Crisp up the rice noodles in the pan before adding the sauce.\\n\\n\\n\\nLet the Pad Thai sauce caramelize in the wok, before turning off the heat. This is the secret to the best flavor- a smoky sweetness we all crave!\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Don\\u2019ts\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPlease do not add ketchup or peanut butter. This is not authentic and takes away from the dish. \\n\\n\\n\\nDon\\u2019t use white vinegar instead of rice vinegar. White vinegar tastes way more acidic and it will be overly sour.\\n\\n\\n\\nDon\\u2019t skip the sweetener. you will lose the balance of the dish. \\u00a0You will end up with fishy, overly sour, salty Pad Thai that tastes terrible. TRUST ME.\\n\\n\\n\\nDon\\u2019t make too big of a batch. The noodles are stir-fried. You want the noodles to get slightly crispy in the pan, and the sugars to caramelize, giving them that incredible smoky flavor- this is difficult to achieve if making huge batches. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nServing Pad Thai Noodles\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nServe Pad Thai with lime wedges.\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd fresh bean sprouts.\\n\\n\\n\\nSprinkle with crushed roasted peanuts\\u00a0\\u00a0(or try this amazing Peanut Chili Crunch!)\\n\\n\\n\\nAdd chopped scallions or\\u00a0Thai basil.\\n\\n\\n\\nServe with Thai chili flakes, \\u00a0sriracha or chili paste for extra heat.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nStoring Homemade Pad Thai\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai is best served right after it is cooked. Leftovers will last up to four days in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Reheat pad Thai in a skillet or wok, lightly stir frying. \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nPad Thai Recipe FAQs\\n\\n\\n\\nCan Pad Thai be made vegan? What is the secret to the best Pad Thai? Which oil is best for Pad Thai? What veggies can you add to Pad Thai? What if my Pad Thai is too salty? What if my Pad Thai is too sour? What if my Pad Thai is too sweet? \\n\\n\\n\\nWhat to serve with Pad Thai!\\n\\n\\nI hope that after you make this, you\\u2019ll think this is the best Pad Thai\\u00a0recipe you\\u2019ve ever had too! \\ud83d\\ude09\\u00a0Haha! Let me know in the comments below! \\ud83d\\ude42 Here are more of my favorite Fast, Easy Dinner Ideas!\\n\\n\\n\\nHappy weekend.\\n\\n\\n\\nxoxoxo\\n\\n\\n\\nSylvia\\n\\n\\n\\nPS. It is my hope that through cooking, we not only learn new ingredients and techniques but also learn more about the culture and people from which the food we make\\u00a0originates. Cooking can be a way of celebrating all our\\u00a0unique and beautiful differences.\\u00a0I\\u2019d like to believe expanding our repertoire in the kitchen can also expand our hearts.\\u00a0\\n\\n\\nMore Favorite Thai Noodle Dishes!\\n\\n\\nLove Thai Cuisine? 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Watch the video!\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\n4 ounces rice noodles\\n3 tablespoons peanut oil, divided ( or use avocado oil, or coconut oil)\\n8 ounces chicken breast, tofu or prawns (peeled and deveined)\\nsalt and pepper to taste\\n1 large shallot, finely diced (much better than onion here)\\n4 fat garlic cloves, roughly chopped\\n2 eggs, whisked with a fork with a generous 3-finger pinch salt if vegan, leave it out)\\n1 lime\\n1 1/2 cups bean sprouts\\n\\nPad Thai Sauce:\\n\\n3 tablespoons fish sauce (see notes- or use vegan fish sauce)\\n3 tablespoons brown sugar (or coconut sugar, palm sugar, or regular sugar) see notes\\n3 tablespoons of rice wine vinegar (or tamarind water\\u2013 see notes) do not sub white vinegar, it will be too sour. \\n2 teaspoons soy sauce (or GF liquid aminos like Braggs)\\n\\nGarnish:\\n\\nlime wedges, fresh bean sprouts, chili flakes, chopped scallions, roasted peanuts, Thai basil \\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\nSoak the rice noodles.\\u00a0 Place rice noodles in a shallow pan and cover with boiling water for 4-7 minutes, stirring occasionally (so they don\\u2019t stick together) until al dente;\\u00a0 drain, rinse with cold water to stop cooking. 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Give one more toss and serve immediately.\\u00a0Divide among two plates.\\nGarnish with more bean sprouts, fresh scallions, cilantro or basil, chili flakes, lime wedges and roasted crushed peanuts. Or make this Peanut Chili Crunch!\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\tNotes\\n\\t\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tFish Sauce: If you are not accustomed to fish sauce, or are using a brand you haven\\u2019t\\u00a0tried before (some are fishier than others) feel free to go lighter on the fish sauce\\u2013 like 2 tablespoons. \\u00a0If going with less, replace it with soy sauce.\\nPoach the chicken. An easy way to cut back on the oil in the recipe is to poach the thinly sliced chicken breast in a little salted water, or broth for a few minutes, until cooked through. Drain and set aside. The thinner you slice the chicken the faster it will cook.\\nTamarind: If using tamarind paste (instead of rice vinegar) make tamarind \\u201cwater\\u201d by mixing 1 tablespoon tamarind paste with 2 1/2 tablespoons hot water. If using tamarind \\u201cconcentrate\\u201d mix 1-2 teaspoons with 2 1/2 tablespoons water. Use tamarind water in place of the vinegar. Using tamarind is more authentic but not everyone has access to it. \\u00a0Tamarind is extremely sour so if unfamiliar, go light. 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"content": "Short answer: Not as written. It includes eggs and fish sauce.\n\nEasy vegan swaps:\n- Protein: Use crispy tofu or just veggies; skip chicken/shrimp.\n- Eggs: Omit.\n- Sauce: Replace fish sauce 1:1 with vegan fish sauce (or use extra soy sauce to taste).\n- Sweetener: Use organic cane sugar or coconut sugar (vegan-friendly).\n- Everything else (rice noodles, oils, peanuts, bean sprouts, scallions, lime) is vegan.\n\nKid-friendly tip: keep chili on the side and add extra noodles/lime for a milder taste.\n\nWant me to rewrite the ingredient list and steps for a fully vegan version and make a quick shopping list?",
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"content": "Great. I see the recipe mentions \"tamarind water\". What is that?",
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"content": "\nYou are a personal browser assistant, designed to assist the user in navigating the web.\n\n--- Context: Current Tab (URLs and Titles) ---\n{\n \"url\":\"https://www.recipetineats.com/bbq-beef-ribs-slow-cooked/#recipe\",\n \"title\":\"Slow cooked beef ribs in BBQ sauce\"\n}\n\n--- User Preferences ---\n{\n \"location\": \"Chicago\",\n \"dietary\": \"vegetarian/vegan\",\n \"age_group\": 40-50,\n \"family\": \"married\",\n \"interests\": [\n \"craft beer\",\n \"whiskey/scotch/bourbon\",\n \"golf\",\n \"Chicago Bears\",\n \"hiking\"\n ]\n}\n\n--- Browser Tools ---\nYou can use the following tools when needed:\n- get_page_contents(url): returns the text content of a web page given the url.\n- search_history(search_term): returns the most relevant history items related to search term with each containing url, title, visited time and a description of the page if available.\n- get_preferences(query): retrieve the user's saved preferences (location, dietary, hobbies, interests, etc.) which could help in personalizing the response. If a query is provided, it will be used to filter for relevant preferences. \n- get_tabs(): returns a list of opened tabs with each including url, title and a flag indicating if the tab is currently active to the user.\n- search_engine(query): opens a new tab and initiates an internet search using the configured search engine. This tool ends the conversation\n\nNOTE: you can only call one tool at a time!\n\n--- Instructions ---\n\nFor each user query:\nUse the provided user profile plus the available browser tools to assist the user. Be sure to consider the user preferences and memories in your response, if appropriate.\n",
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"content": "I'm planning a barbeque. Can you suggest something similar to this?",
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"content": "Great pick for a BBQ! Since you’re vegetarian/vegan, here are plant-based mains that hit the same sticky, slow-cooked, BBQ-sauce vibe as those ribs:\n\n- Sticky BBQ Seitan “Ribs” (closest to the rib experience)\n - Make a quick seitan dough (vital wheat gluten, smoked paprika, garlic, onion powder, a little soy sauce/liquid smoke, veggie broth), bake or steam until firm, then slice into “ribs,” brush generously with BBQ sauce, and grill/roast to char and caramelize.\n - Meaty chew, slices well, and holds a mop sauce like ribs.\n\n- Slow-Cooker BBQ Pulled Jackfruit Sandwiches\n - Use young green jackfruit (canned in water/brine). Sauté onion/garlic + spices, add jackfruit and BBQ sauce; slow-cook until shreddable (or simmer/oven-roast 30–40 min). Pile on toasted buns with crunchy slaw and pickles.\n - Saucy, shreddy, super crowd-friendly.\n\n- BBQ Tofu or Tempeh “Burnt Ends”\n - Press tofu (or simmer tempeh to mellow), cube, toss in a dry rub, roast/grill until crisp, then toss in BBQ sauce and finish to get sticky edges.\n - Bite-sized, smoky-sweet, excellent with toothpicks.\n\n- BBQ Cauliflower Steaks (or Whole Roasted BBQ Cauli)\n - Par-steam/roast, baste with BBQ sauce, then grill/roast again to char. Great with chimichurri or extra mop sauce.\n\n- Grilled Portobello “Steaks”\n - Marinate caps (BBQ sauce + a splash of balsamic/soy), grill until juicy and deeply charred. Slice for sandwiches or serve as a main.\n\nYou can use the same kind of BBQ sauce as in that rib recipe for all of these. For Chicago shopping, Upton’s Naturals (local) makes excellent seitan and jackfruit that work perfectly here.\n\nPairing ideas (since you’re into craft beer/whiskey):\n- Beer: brown ale, amber, or porter for caramelized sauces; West Coast IPA if your sauce is on the sweet side.\n- Whiskey: a classic Old Fashioned or bourbon-and-peach iced tea plays nicely with smoky-sweet BBQ.\n\nWant me to pull up a couple of top-rated recipes (seitan ribs and jackfruit pulled “pork”) and open them in new tabs, or tailor one of these to your exact guest count and grill setup?",
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"content": "Nice. I'd like to do some smoking / slow cooking too",
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"content": "Love it. Here are smoker- and slow-cooker–friendly vegan mains that deliver that sticky, ribby BBQ experience, with temps, times, and wood tips.\n\nSmoked seitan “ribs” (closest to ribs)\n- Prep: Use store-bought seitan (Upton’s Naturals is local) or homemade. Pat dry, rub with salt, brown sugar, smoked paprika, garlic/onion powder, black pepper, chili.\n- Smoke: 235–250°F with hickory or pecan, 60–75 min. Use a water pan; spritz with apple cider vinegar/juice every 20–30 min.\n- Wrap/braise: Place in foil with 1/4 cup veggie broth + 1/4 cup BBQ sauce, seal, 45–60 min.\n- Set the glaze: Unwrap, brush with more sauce, 250–275°F for 20–30 min to tack up. Rest 10 min, slice.\n- Notes: Fruit woods (apple/cherry) give a softer smoke if you prefer.\n\nTofu (or tempeh) burnt ends\n- Prep: Press extra-firm tofu 30–60 min, cube. Toss with oil + dry rub (as above). For tempeh, simmer 10 min in salted water first to mellow bitterness.\n- Smoke: 250°F, apple or cherry wood, 60–90 min until lightly dried and bronzed.\n- Sauce braise: Transfer to a pan, toss with BBQ sauce, cover with foil 30–45 min.\n- Bark: Uncover, 250–275°F, 20–30 min until sticky with caramelized edges.\n\nWhole smoked cabbage (showstopper)\n- Prep: Core a green cabbage to make a cavity. Stuff with vegan butter or olive oil, a spoon of miso (umami boost), and rub. Brush outside with oil + rub.\n- Smoke: 265–285°F, apple or cherry wood, 2.5–3.5 hours, basting occasionally. Wrap if the outer leaves darken too fast.\n- Finish: Cook until a skewer slides into the core with little resistance. Slice into wedges, drizzle BBQ sauce or chimichurri.\n\nSmoked-then-slow-cooked jackfruit “pulled pork”\n- Smoke: Drain/rinse young green jackfruit (in water/brine), toss with a little oil + rub, spread on a perforated pan or sheet with a rack. Smoke 225–250°F, 30–45 min for a kiss of smoke.\n- Slow cook: Sauté onions/garlic, add jackfruit + BBQ sauce + splash of veggie broth. Slow cooker on Low 4–5 hours (or oven 300°F, 1.5–2 hours), shred with forks.\n- Optional finish: Spread on a sheet pan, 10–15 min back on the smoker or under the broiler to tighten and caramelize.\n\nQuick smoked mushrooms (great as a second main)\n- Use king oyster or portobellos. Halve/thick-slice, oil + rub.\n- Smoke 250°F, 45–60 min (apple/cherry wood). Toss with BBQ sauce and cook 10–15 min more to glaze. Meaty and super smoky.\n\nGeneral smoking tips for plant-based BBQ\n- Temps: 225–250°F for proteins (seitan/tofu/tempeh), 250–285°F for sturdy veg (cabbage/cauli).\n- Wood: Hickory/pecan = bolder; apple/cherry = sweeter/softer. Go easy on mesquite.\n- Moisture: Use a water pan; spritz with apple cider vinegar/juice. Wrap during the middle phase to prevent drying.\n- Sauce: Use a lower-sugar sauce early; save the sticky-sweet glaze for the last 20–30 minutes.\n\nMake-ahead game plan (stress-free hosting)\n- Day before: Press tofu, make rub and sauce, pre-cook seitan (if homemade).\n- Morning of: Smoke seitan/tofu for the initial phase; hold wrapped in the fridge.\n- Before guests eat: Finish the saucing/glaze phase 30–45 minutes before serving. Keep jackfruit warm in the slow cooker on Warm.\n\nChicago sourcing\n- Upton’s Naturals Factory Store (West Town) for seitan and jackfruit.\n- Lillie’s Q and Co-op Sauce have vegan-friendly BBQ sauces with great balance.\n- Wood chunks: Ace/True Value or Home Depot usually have apple/hickory; look for B&B or Weber chunks.\n\nPairings for your lineup\n- Beer: Revolution Eugene (porter) with sticky sauces; Half Acre Daisy Cutter (APA) if you want a snappier, hoppy contrast; Maplewood Brownie Points (brown ale) with seitan “ribs.”\n- Whiskey: Local picks like FEW Bourbon or Koval Bourbon; great in an Old Fashioned alongside smoky-sweet mains.\n\nWant me to tailor times and quantities to your guest count and smoker type (kettle, pellet, Kamado, offset)? I can also pull a couple of top-rated seitan-rib and jackfruit recipes if you’d like them opened in tabs.",
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"content": " User opened a new tab: 'https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/chicago/schedule/'",
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"content": "Nice! I'm planning to hold this on 10/19 - are the Bears playing then?",
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"content": "You currently have six tabs open:\n\n1. Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire (active tab)\n2. EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? on Reddit\n3. Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? on Pocket\n4. Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it on ZDNet\n5. What to Do Now in the October Garden on Royal City Nursery\n6. Mulch: Black, Cedar & More on Homedepot.ca\n\nLet me know if you want to switch to or get more info about any of these tabs!",
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"content": "Sure! Here's a grouping of your open tabs based on their topics:\n\nSnow Removal & Outdoor Equipment:\n- Snow Blowers | Canadian Tire\n- EGO Snow Blower owners: Would you buy again? (Reddit)\n\nGardening & Landscaping:\n- What to Do Now in the October Garden (Royal City Nursery)\n- Mulch: Black, Cedar & More (Homedepot.ca)\n\nTechnology & Learning:\n- Which Type of Note-Taking Is Better for Learning: Laptop or Pen and Paper? (Pocket)\n- Stop and clean your earbuds or headphones ASAP - here's why audio experts encourage it (ZDNet)\n\nLet me know if you'd like me to do anything else with these tabs!",
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"content": "can you help me prioritize?",
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"content": "To help prioritize your tabs effectively, could you please share your current goals or what you want to focus on? For example, are you looking to buy snow removal equipment soon, planning your garden for the season, or interested in improving your learning or tech habits? This will help me suggest the best order for you.",
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"content": "he moment spring arrives, gardeners in Guelph emerge in a flurry of landscape cleaning like never before—but now that it’s October, do we really need to do anything? If you’re asking yourself this question right about now, you’ll love this month’s preparing your garden for winter blog! \nWhat to Do Now in the Guelph Garden for Fall\n\nNow that it’s officially fall, you can safely start to think about winterizing your landscape. Sure, we’re still planting bulbs and probably transplanting perennials and their divisions, but we want to be aware of that first frost coming to Guelph and be prepared. October is really about protecting your plant stock, and we’re at a point where we don’t really advise people to do a lot of fall clean up anymore. So what does that mean?\n\nIt means we’re not going crazy the same way we do in the spring, but we’re doing these important things to protect the garden from winter and ensure better health next year. Let’s dig right into October in the garden and find out what I’m putting on your to-do list this month:\nRoyal City Nursery-Guelph-Ontario-October Garden Task Guide-collecting plant debris\t\nRemoving Debris & Dead Plants\n\nMany of our favourite plants have finished flowering at this point, or at least are on their way out for the season. This obviously means some dead and dying plant matter is lying around, and removal is an important step in fall lawn care and garden prep. This not only keeps your garden looking tidy, but also prevents mould and rot from growing beneath the fallen leaves.\nRaking Leaves & Yard Cleanup\n\nSpeaking of fallen leaves, I absolutely love how pretty they look in Guelph! Beyond the visual appeal of raking them up, It’s also vital to maintain your lawn’s health. \nPruning & Cutting Back Perennials\n\nIf you’ve got perennials that are ready for a winter nap, some will need to be cut back close to the ground for good health and a tidy appearance—especially if they tend to go on the slimy side. Other perennials, like sedums, coneflowers, and black-eyed Susans, we want to leave up to create habitat for the pollinating insects. When we look at a stem or a stalk that’s hollow, we can get some beneficial insects and bees that might hibernate there. By leaving seed heads up, you also have something to add texture to the garden over the winter, and you’ll get a much better winter survival rate as the stems trap snow and create insulation. \nRoyal City Nursery-Guelph-Ontario-October Garden Task Guide-pond closing seminar 2023\t\nClose Your Pond!\n\nNow is also the time to get your pond ready for the cold season. Watch Dave’s very informative, step-by-step video! \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MilRo5OaCNE&t=165s\nAdding Compost or Organic Matter\n\nIf you want a garden that thrives year-round in Guelph’s climate, enriching your soil with organic matter such as composted manure or Biosol is a must. This nutrient boost enhances your plants’ resilience to winter conditions.\nMulching to Protect Soil\n\nMulching is a gardener’s best friend when it comes to winter garden maintenance. It insulates the soil, prevents temperature fluctuations, and reduces weed growth in the spring.\n\nShop Black Mulch | Shop Red Mulch | Shop Brown Mulch\nRoyal City Nursery-Guelph-Ontario-Preparing Garden for Winter-garden fungicide and sulpher\t\nPreventing Mildew & Black Spot Issues\n\nWe tend to get mildew and blackspot issues in Guelph that can persist even during the colder months. We need to be ready to tackle these issues quickly to prevent them from becoming a more significant problem in the spring. We recommend using Garden Fungicide or Garden Sulphur directly on the soil to combat fungal spores from persisting to next year.\nLifting Tender Tubers\n\nSome spring planted tubers—such as dahlias—will want a break from the colder days and nights, and now is the time to make sure to lift your tubers. After they have been hit by a frost, pull them from the soil, let them dry, clean off any remaining soil and store for winter in a cool dry location.. \n\nOctober is one of those months when we should be preparing the garden for winter in Guelph, so let’s make plant protection a priority with these end-of-season chores. \n",
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"content": "Short answer: the immune system is a multi-layered defense network that protects the body from infection and abnormal cells. It has fast, non-specific defenses (innate immunity) and slower, highly specific defenses that remember past threats (adaptive immunity). Together they detect, contain, destroy invaders, and learn to respond faster next time.\n\nMore detail, in plain language:\n\n1. First line — physical and chemical barriers\n- Skin, mucous membranes (nose, gut, lungs) and secretions (mucus, stomach acid, tears) block pathogens from entering.\n- If these fail, the innate system responds immediately.\n\n2. Innate immunity — rapid, broad response\n- Cells: neutrophils and macrophages swallow microbes (phagocytosis); natural killer (NK) cells kill infected or abnormal cells; dendritic cells capture invaders and present them to the adaptive system.\n- Molecules: complement proteins mark microbes for destruction and can punch holes in them.\n- Inflammation: infected or injured tissue releases signals (cytokines) that increase blood flow and recruit immune cells — redness, heat, swelling, and pain — to contain and repair damage.\n- Pattern recognition: innate cells detect common features of microbes (not specific strains) using receptors like Toll‑like receptors.\n\n3. Adaptive immunity — specific and has memory\n- B cells: produce antibodies (proteins that bind to a specific part of a microbe). Antibodies can:\n - Neutralize toxins or viruses so they can’t enter cells,\n - Opsonize (coat) microbes so phagocytes eat them,\n - Activate complement to destroy microbes.\n- T cells:\n - Helper T cells (CD4+) coordinate and amplify immune responses by releasing cytokines and helping B cells make better antibodies.\n - Cytotoxic T cells (CD8+) kill cells that are infected with viruses or otherwise abnormal.\n- Antigen presentation: dendritic cells and other cells display fragments of microbes (antigens) on MHC molecules to activate T cells — this is the bridge from innate to adaptive.\n- Clonal selection and expansion: when a B or T cell recognizes its specific antigen, it multiplies into many identical cells to fight the invader.\n- Memory cells: after infection clears, some B and T cells persist as memory cells that respond much faster and stronger on re-exposure. This is the principle behind vaccination.\n\n4. Regulation and tolerance\n- The immune system has checks (regulatory T cells and other mechanisms) to avoid attacking the body’s own tissues. When regulation fails you can get allergies (overreaction) or autoimmune disease (attack on self).\n- Immune deficiency (genetic or acquired, e.g., HIV) reduces the ability to fight infections.\n\n5. Typical timeline of a response\n- Minutes to hours: innate responses (inflammation, phagocytosis).\n- Days: adaptive response develops (antibodies appear, T cells active).\n- On re‑exposure: memory cells give rapid, stronger protection (often preventing illness).\n\nWhy it matters practically\n- Vaccines prime adaptive memory without causing disease.\n- Many infections are controlled by a mix of antibodies and T cell responses.\n- Chronic inflammation or uncontrolled immune responses can cause tissue damage.\n\nSummary: innate immunity acts fast and broadly, containing threats and alerting the adaptive system. Adaptive immunity targets specific invaders and remembers them for faster protection later. Both arms work together to protect you while being tightly regulated to avoid damage to your own tissues.",
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"content": "Here’s what you recently viewed about iPhone 17:\n\n- Apple iPhone 17 Pro: Striking New Design Leaks In New Report (Forbes) — visited 2025-08-20 14:20\n https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidphelan/2025/08/19/apple-iphone-17-pro-radical-new-design-claimed-in-new-report/\n Summary: Report points to a notable redesign for the iPhone 17 Pro.\n\n- iPhone 17 Pro — all the rumors and leaks so far (Tom’s Guide) — visited 2025-08-20 14:30\n https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-17-pro\n Summary: Roundup of current rumors/specs, features, and expected release timing.\n\n- iPhone 17 countdown begins as Foxconn ramps up factory hiring in China (AppleInsider) — visited 2025-08-20 14:40\n https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/20/iphone-17-countdown-begins-as-foxconn-ramps-up-factory-hiring-in-china\n Summary: Hiring surge suggests production ramp is underway leading up to launch.\n\nWant me to open any of these and pull key details?",
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"content": "what did the first news talk about?",
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"content": "Updated Aug.19 with more details of how the iPhone 17 Pro will see major design changes and may see an unprecedented upgrade with different batteries according to where the iPhone 17 Pro is sold.\n\nA new report claims that the materials which will be used in the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max (thought to go on sale on Friday, Sept. 19 — read full details of the release schedule here) are going to change significantly from what’s in the iPhone 16 Pro right now. Now a report adds that the eSIM-only design of the iPhone’s Pro models will become more widespread, though not for everyone. And another report chimes with this, unveiling claimed images of the internal design. More on both of these later.\nApple iPhone 16 Launches In Malaysia\nApple iPhone 16 Pro: a new design is coming, it's claimed.\nGetty Images\n\nFirst, there has been persistent talk of a switch from a titanium chassis (which is what the Pro iPhones currently have) to aluminum. The latest leak suggests that an aluminum chassis will be used, and an aluminum backplate, but for a cut-out of glass.\nForbesApple iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro Release Date: New Date Enters The Schedule\nBy David Phelan\n\nVadim Yuryev, host of the Max Tech YouTube channel has posted on X that explains, “ass, including a leaked photo of a REAL milled aluminum chassis from @MajinBuOfficial that many people missed,” as he puts it.\nMORE FOR YOU\nElon Musk’s Self-Driving Tesla Lies Are Finally Catching Up To Him\nTarget CEO Cornell Steps Down As Sales Continue To Fall\nStudent Loans With This Servicer Will Be Transferred Within Months, Says Department Of Education\n\nThe post shows what claims to be an iPhone 17 chassis made of metal, with the surrounds for the iPhone’s cameras and the camera panel itself made of metal, not glass.\n\nIf true, and the jury’s still out on that, it would be a radical design change. It’s been years since the iPhone has had a metal back, favoring glass not least because it makes wireless charging possible.\n\nThe cut-out on the back would be to allow a glass section, so this form of charging can still happen.\n\nWell, it’s possible, I guess. Google had a similar system for a recent Pixel phone, (the Pixel 8a) which had a composite material over the metal frame, again to allow wireless charging through a cut-out. And aluminum could allow a lightweight way to build strength into the chassis.\n\nThe Prompt: Get the week’s biggest AI news on the buzziest companies and boldest breakthroughs, in your inbox.\nEmail Address\nBy signing up, you agree to receive this newsletter, other updates about Forbes and its affiliates’ offerings, our Terms of Service (including resolving disputes on an individual basis via arbitration), and you acknowledge our Privacy Statement. Forbes is protected by reCAPTCHA, and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.\n\nEven so, I’ll confess that I’m skeptical.\n\nStill, Tim Hardwick at MacRumros has a good point: “Aluminum is roughly 40% lighter than titanium at similar volumes, so we could see the iPhone 17 Pro models carrying less weight. Aluminum is also a far better thermal conductor than titanium, so heat generated by the A19 Pro chip and battery may dissipate faster. Apple is also rumored to be using a new internal design that incorporates a vapor chamber heatsink to improve thermal performance,” he says.\n\nMore details as they emerge.\n\nAs for the SIM card tray which is now absent from all iPhones sold in the U.S., leaked images show the SIM card tray will still be a part of Apple’s design for some countries.\n\nApple switched iPhones in the U.S. to eSIM only in 2022 with the arrival of the iPhone 14. In other countries, the SIM card is still needed, as not all countries support eSIM. In many places, pay-as-you-go iPhones need a physical SIM card still.\n\nThat said, there’s no doubt that eSIMs are secure and can’t be removed from a phone that’s lost or stolen, for a start. Users in many countries have switched to eSIM when upgrading to the latest iPhone, for instance, and the phone’s capability to hold multiple eSIMs is a boon when you’re traveling, for a start.\n\nUntil now, the missing SIM tray has been replaced with a spacer, but there are some reports that this year, for the first time, Apple may redesign the battery for U.S. iPhones to take up the empty space.\n\nFinally, the other leak that seems to tie in to the eSIM story. Images have been shared recently which claim to show what the inside of the iPhone 17 Pro Max will look like, shared from an account called yeux1122, known for aggregating leaks. The story was picked up by MacRumors.\n\nThe images claim to show a design with a metal-covered battery, which fits with previous rumors. The metal cover, instead of foil, would be better at dissipating heat that the battery generates. Right now, the iPhone 16 Pro battery has a metal cover, but iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus and iPhone 16 Pro Max have foil covers. Perhaps 2025 will see metal covers on at least one more iPhone variant.\n\nAnd it shows two different versions of the battery, with one being more L-shaped than the other. An L-shaped battery is what you’d expect to see in an iPhone that has a SIM card tray, and the more rectangular battery means Apple may be set to deliver more battery, and therefore longer battery life, in U.S. versions of the iPhone at least.\n\nExtra battery life remains top of pretty much everyone’s wish list, so this is good news, if true. And it’ll be interesting to see exactly how much extra battery life Apple quotes for the U.S. iPhone — and it’ll be a first: there’s only ever been one battery life estimate, no matter where you buy your iPhone. Perhaps it could even speed up the adoption of eSIM in those countries that don’t have it so far.",
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"content": "Apple's biggest iPhone factory is swelling with new workers as Foxconn throws money at recruits to keep production on track for the iPhone 17.\n\nFoxconn, Apple's largest contractor, is offering new hires in Zhengzhou a bonus of up to $1,113 if they stay for three months. That's a sharp jump from incentives offered just weeks earlier. In the world of Chinese factory work, it's a powerful carrot.\n\nThe ramp-up, reported by SCMP, is part of Apple's annual sprint toward its September launch. Every summer, Foxconn rushes to bring in thousands of extra workers to keep up with demand, but the size of 2025's incentive stands out.\n\nIt signals how critical the iPhone 17 is to Apple's bottom line. Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 lineup in September 2025, keeping with its typical playbook.\n\nPhones usually hit shelves less than two weeks after the reveal. That means Foxconn needs to be at peak output in late August to avoid shortfalls later.\n\nThe Zhengzhou facility is capable of turning out hundreds of thousands of iPhones a day when fully staffed. Hiring surges in August are no accident. They're the last step before the factory swings into nonstop production ahead of launch.\nBonuses as a safety net\n\nThe size of Foxconn's retention bonuses says a lot about its labor challenges. For many workers, $1,113 amounts to nearly two months of wages.\n\nThe payout is designed to keep them from walking away mid-cycle, which can throw production lines into chaos. Foxconn has long struggled with high turnover and criticism of working conditions.\n\nReports of excessive overtime and harsh environments have dogged the company for years. Apple has pledged improvements, but Foxconn still leans on financial incentives to paper over the cracks.\nFive smartphones in orange, blue, beige, black, and gray, each featuring three cameras and an Apple logo, set against a dark background.\n\nRenders of the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup\n\nApple has been shifting some production to India and Vietnam, but China remains irreplaceable. Zhengzhou has infrastructure, a skilled labor pool, and government backing that no other site can match. Even as Apple diversifies, most iPhones still roll out of China.\n\nIndia now accounts for about 14% of iPhone production, but it will take years to scale further. For the iPhone 17, Apple's fate is still tied to Chinese assembly lines. That explains why Foxconn is racing to shore up its workforce now.\nLabor supply meets worker fatigue\n\nChina's job market isn't short on people. Official figures put youth unemployment above 14% earlier in 2025. The problem is convincing young workers to endure long hours on an assembly line for modest pay.\n\nLocal governments often pitch in with subsidies and job fairs to funnel recruits into Foxconn's plants. Even so, the company's reliance on large cash bonuses shows how fragile the labor pool has become.\n\nFor anyone planning to buy an iPhone 17, Foxconn's hiring blitz is good news. It increases the odds that Apple Stores and carriers will have enough supply on launch day.\n\nBut it shows how dependent Apple still is on a single partner for its most important product.",
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"content": "Here’s the AppleInsider piece you saw (“iPhone 17 countdown begins as Foxconn ramps up factory hiring in China”) in a nutshell:\n\n- Foxconn hiring blitz: In Zhengzhou (the biggest iPhone plant), Foxconn is aggressively recruiting for iPhone 17 production, offering new hires up to $1,113 if they stay three months—significantly higher than recent incentives.\n- Timing and goal: This is the usual late-summer ramp to hit Apple’s expected September reveal and mid/late‑September on-sale window. Peak output needs to start by late August to avoid shortages.\n- Scale: When fully staffed, the Zhengzhou factory can produce hundreds of thousands of iPhones per day.\n- Why big bonuses: Retention is a challenge—$1,113 can be nearly two months’ wages—so the payout is meant to reduce turnover and keep lines stable amid longstanding labor/conditions issues.\n- China’s central role: Despite diversification to India (~14% of iPhone output) and Vietnam, China remains the core due to infrastructure, skilled labor, and government support.\n- What it means for buyers: The hiring surge improves the odds of strong launch-day supply but underscores Apple’s reliance on Foxconn and Chinese assembly lines.\n\nSource: https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/08/20/iphone-17-countdown-begins-as-foxconn-ramps-up-factory-hiring-in-china",
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"content": "when is the phone going to be announced officially?",
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"content": "Apple hasn’t officially announced it yet. Based on Apple’s usual schedule and recent reports, the iPhone 17 lineup is expected to be unveiled in September 2025—rumors point to an event around Tuesday, Sept 9, with preorders that Friday (Sept 12) and launch on Friday, Sept 19, if the pattern holds.\n\nWant me to watch for Apple’s event invite and notify you the moment it’s official?",
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"content": "are there any price info already?",
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"content": "can kids bring phones to class",
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