A website chatbot
- Writes a sentence of its own
- Can describe an amenity the page never listed
- Cannot open the page or set the filter
How a chatbot is built: a reply written over the page, from a model's memory.
Platform · Ask
Ask the site, and it opens the answer.
A visitor types a question. The site opens the page that answers, sets the filter and highlights the line.
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On larkspurcommons.com a renter types “two bedroom under 1,900 with a balcony” into the Find; the site opens Floor plans filtered to two bedrooms and highlights B2 Terrace, from $1,845, with a balcony.
On a phone, question and answer share one screen.
The visitor's screen never swaps; the one pane rewrites itself to show the answer under the question.
On a phone, a guest asks Rosalia’s “do you do gluten free crust”; the same pane rewrites to the menu with the question at the top and highlights the gluten-free crust, add 3.
The same question works on the page and in an AI assistant.
The right page, filtered
The site opens the page that answers, already filtered, the line already highlighted.
ChatGPT asks it too
ChatGPT uses the site's own search through WebMCP, a browser standard, and quotes the same line.
When nothing answers
The site says so. A question nothing answers gets that answer, never a guess.
Asking the site cannot say anything the site does not say.
A website chatbot writes an answer of its own. Asking the site opens the answer the site already has.
Asking the site
- Opens the passage that answers
- Answers only from what is on the site
- Says “Nothing on this site answers that” when nothing does
Seen in the product, Oct 2026: the Find opens the line or says nothing answers.