Warrior0302/CAP-Bench huggingface dataset:
I saw a smart coaster trending on TikTok and want to verify its actual performance across major e-commerce platforms before deciding whether to enter this product category.

First, search for **"Smart Coaster"** on **Amazon, Target, and Best Buy**. For each platform, record **2–3 top-rated products**. If a platform has too few results for that keyword, expand the search to **"Smart Coffee Warmer," "Coffee Warmer,"** or **"Mug Warmer,"** and clearly note in the results that an alternative keyword was used.

Then, focus on **1–2 star negative reviews** across platforms and identify what users complain about most. Summarize the **high-frequency product defects** (e.g., durability issues, compatibility problems, misleading claims, etc.).

Finally, search Reddit for **"Smart Coaster"** or **"Smart Coffee Warmer"** to review authentic user feedback in discussion threads—especially whether users mention the same issues found in e-commerce negative reviews.

Output should include:

- For each platform: **product name, current price, rating, sales rank** (Best Seller / bestseller position, if available), and **product page link**  
- A **negative review summary table**: issue keywords appearing **more than 3 times** in negative reviews per platform, with frequencies (e.g., “not durable” appears 12 times)  
- A **Reddit discussion summary**: for at least **3 relevant threads**, provide **title, comment count, key takeaways, and post link**

If any page requires login, has collapsed content, or access restrictions, record the limitation and continue with the remaining steps based on visible information.
I'm planning a family road trip to Yellowstone National Park for a week, starting next Monday. I need to rent a large vehicle, but my child is prone to motion sickness, so I prioritize suspension comfort.

First, go to Skyscanner and search for car rental information for pickup and return at Bozeman (BZN) airport, setting the pickup time to 10:00 AM. Filter for 'Large' or 'Premium' SUVs, and note down three representative car models displayed in the search results (e.g., the 'Jeep' from 'Jeep Grand Cherokee or similar').

Next, visit the Edmunds website. Use its car finder tool to locate the review pages for the latest models (2024 or 2025) of these three cars. Pay close attention to the 'Comfort' or 'Ride Quality' sections of the reviews to identify the model with the softest suspension and least likelihood of causing motion sickness.

Finally, go to the Yellowstone National Park Forum on TripAdvisor. Search for 'road construction' and check if there have been any posts in the last month mentioning major road construction on main roads. Based on this, make an overall judgment on whether the chosen car model would be suitable for potential road conditions.
I am researching the 2025 NBA player trade market and would like to conduct an in-depth analysis of Anthony Davis's trade value for the Los Angeles Lakers.

First, go to Basketball Reference to look up his 2024-25 season's per-game statistics (points, rebounds, assists, PER) and career advanced statistics. Pay particular attention to the PER, Win Shares, and VORP metrics within the Advanced Stats section.

Next, go to the official NBA website to confirm his contract status, including current salary, contract expiration year, and any team or player options.

Then, search ESPN for 'Anthony Davis trade rumors 2025'. Find news articles published within the last month to check for any trade rumors, injury reports, or team dynamics. Note down the titles and key points of 2-3 significant articles.

Finally, go to YouTube and search for 'Anthony Davis trade analysis 2025'. Sort by view count and find the top 2 expert analysis videos (each lasting over 15 minutes). Record the video titles, channel names, view counts, and video URLs.

Output:
AD's per-game stats for the 2024-25 season (points, rebounds, assists, PER), career PER, Win Shares, VORP, and the Basketball Reference data page URL;
Contract length, current annual salary, contract expiration year, presence of any options, and the NBA official player page URL;
ESPN news article titles, publication dates, core takeaways (trade possibility/injury status), and news article URLs;
YouTube video titles, channel names, view counts, durations, and video URLs.
My partner and I are planning a road trip to Big Sur next weekend, and we'd like to rent a convertible from San Francisco International Airport (SFO). First, search Expedia for car rental information for next weekend. Filter the results by the 'Convertible' category. Tell me the specific car model that is primarily displayed (e.g., Mustang or Camaro).

Once you have the car model, go to CarAndDriver and search for its latest review. Find the specific trunk volume data (in cubic feet) and check if the review mentions anything about its ability to accommodate 'carry-on' luggage.

Finally, go to Yelp and find a restaurant in the Big Sur area with a rating of 4 stars or higher. It must have an 'Ocean View'. Additionally, please thoroughly browse the review section to find and quote a user review that explicitly praises 'convenient parking' or mentions 'dedicated parking lot.' I don't want to worry about parking a convertible on the street.
I plan to follow my favorite electronic music artist Peggy Gou's tour during an upcoming summer season, aiming to plan a comprehensive music festival trip.

First, help me confirm Peggy Gou's artist page on Spotify to see if she has listed any tour information or social media links.

Then, search Eventbrite for her North American performances during an upcoming summer season (e.g., June-August). Find 3 dates in different cities, with ticket prices ranging from $50 to $150 per event.

Next, use Google Maps to pinpoint the exact locations of these 3 performance venues. Plan a walking route from each venue to its surrounding area (ensuring accommodation and dining options are available within a 2 km radius).

Then, using each venue's address as the center, search Airbnb for accommodation options. Filter for listings within 2 km, offering free cancellation, rated 4.5 stars or higher, and priced under $150 per night. Find 2 alternative options for each city.

Finally, on Yelp, search for Late Night Dining or Live Music restaurants/bars within a 20-minute walk of each venue. Filter for places rated 4 stars or higher, open past midnight, and with a price range of $$-$$$. Find 2 recommendations for each venue.

Output a complete itinerary table including: City Name, Performance Date, Eventbrite Event Link, Venue Name, Venue Address, Ticket Price Range, 2 Airbnb Listings (including listing name, price, rating, cancellation policy, Airbnb link), 2 Yelp Recommended Restaurants (including restaurant name, rating, price level, operating hours, Yelp link), and the Google Maps location link for each venue.
I am planning to move to the Travis Heights neighborhood in Austin, Texas (ZIP code 78704) and am concerned about environmental health issues in the vicinity.

First, navigate to the **EPA ECHO** website. Use the facility search function to find all facilities in the 'Austin, TX' area. From the results, filter for facilities that are part of the 'Air' regulatory program and are currently in 'Significant Violation' status. Identify the facility whose 'Last Inspection Date' is closest to the current date. Record its name and detailed address.

Next, go to **Google Maps** to calculate the driving distance from this violating facility to **Big Stacy Pool** (located within the Travis Heights neighborhood).

Finally, visit **AccuWeather** to view the current month's weather forecast for Austin, TX, and count the number of days with 'Rain/Showers' predicted for the month.

Output: EPA Facility Name, EPA Facility Address, Last Inspection Date, Violation Status (confirm if 'Significant Violation'), Driving Distance to Big Stacy Pool, Number of Predicted Rainy Days this Month, EPA Facility Details Page Link, AccuWeather Monthly Forecast Page Link.
I plan to attend an electronic music festival and would like to find a complete travel itinerary.

First, on Spotify, identify 3 popular electronic music artists (Techno or House genres) with recent tour schedules. Record their names and tour information.

Next, search on Eventbrite for performances by these artists in US West Coast cities (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle) during an upcoming period suitable for festivals. Find 2 well-rated festival events with tickets still available.

Then, on Airbnb, search for accommodations within 5 miles of the event venues. Filter for listings with a rating of 4.5 stars or higher and priced between $150-$300 per night. Identify 3 suitable options.

Finally, use Google Maps to verify the actual distance and driving time (by car) from each accommodation to its corresponding festival venue, confirming that it is indeed within 5 miles and has a reasonable commute time.

Output for each event: Artist Name, Festival Name, Date and Time, Venue Name and Address, Ticket Price, Eventbrite Link.
Output for each accommodation: Listing Name, Price/Night, Rating, Actual Distance (miles) to Venue, Driving Time, Airbnb Link, Google Maps Route Link.
I am preparing a music documentary about the 90s indie rock revival and wish to evaluate the market potential and production feasibility of several candidate themes.

First, search IMDb and Letterboxd for existing documentaries related to 90s indie rock. Identify 3 documentaries with a rating of 7.0 or higher, and then analyze audience comments to understand their primary expectations regarding angles and any dissatisfactions with current productions.

Next, go to Spotify to look up the bands or artists prominently featured in these three documentaries. Record their current monthly listeners and their top 3 most popular songs to assess their market popularity.

Finally, on Discogs, research the representative albums of these artists to determine the number of release versions, the main record labels, and the counts of collectors and wantlisters. This information will help gauge the complexity of music copyright acquisition.

For each candidate theme, output the following: Documentary Title, IMDb/Letterboxd Rating and Link, Main Audience Expectations and Dissatisfactions from Comments, Core Artist Name, Spotify Monthly Listeners, Top 3 Popular Tracks, Representative Album Title, Discogs Number of Versions, Main Record Labels, Number of Collectors/Wantlisters, and your comprehensive assessment of the theme's market potential and production difficulty.
I am a site selection specialist for a health management service company. Our company plans to establish new chronic disease management clinics in the United States in 2026, primarily targeting patients with diabetes and heart disease.

First, access the CDC WONDER database to query diabetes and heart disease mortality data for all US states from 2022-2024. Identify the top 3 states with the highest mortality rates (indicating a heavy disease burden and a large potential customer base).

Next, search US News Health for endocrinologist and cardiologist resources in these 3 states. For each of these states, identify the top 2 major cities with a relatively lower physician density (indicating comparatively underserved medical resources and less competition).

Finally, on Zillow, search for commercial real estate rentals in these cities. For each city, find one office/commercial space suitable for medical use, with a monthly rent between $3,000-$6,000 and an area between 1,500-3,000 square feet.

Output:
*   For each state, the diabetes mortality rate and heart disease mortality rate (per 100,000 population), along with the link to the CDC data page.
*   For each recommended city, the number of endocrinologists, the number of cardiologists, and the link to the US News search results page.
*   For each commercial property, the address, monthly rent, area, and the link to the Zillow listing.
I plan to move to Phoenix, Arizona in early 2026 and intend to start full-time RV living.

First, please visit the official Airstream website to check the specifications of the '2026 Trade Wind 25FB' model and find its Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR).

Next, research the '2025 Toyota Tundra Hybrid' pickup truck on Car and Driver to identify a specific Trim (configuration version) that can safely tow the RV (towing capacity must exceed the RV's GVWR), and record the maximum towing capacity of that trim.

Finally, search Zillow for three detached rental houses in Phoenix, AZ, with a budget of $2500-$4500/month, requiring more than three parking spaces or a large driveway. Be sure to check the 'Facts and features' or detailed descriptions of the listings, and only include those that explicitly mention 'RV Gate,' 'RV Parking,' or 'Side Yard Parking.'

Output: The RV's GVWR, the recommended pickup truck's Trim version and its towing capacity, the addresses of the three rental properties, their monthly rent, the exact text description related to parking, and direct links to each page.
I plan to attend a music event in Miami from **next Friday to next Sunday**.

First, search Eventbrite for "Music" events in Miami, FL, occurring during this period. Select an event with a clearly specified venue address.

Next, use Google Flights to search for round-trip flights from New York (JFK) to Miami (MIA), departing on **next Thursday** and returning on **next Monday**. Requirements: Filter for "Nonstop" flights and select the lowest-priced option where the outbound flight's arrival time is before 2:00 PM.

Finally, on Airbnb, search for accommodation for the period from **next Friday to next Sunday**. Filter criteria: "Entire home", "Kitchen" included, and priced under $400/night. Select 3 candidate listings. For each, use Google Maps to calculate the walking time from its approximate location to the event venue.

Output: Event Name, Venue Address, Event Link; Flight Airline, Price, Outbound Arrival Time, Flight Link; Titles, Prices, Walking Times, and Airbnb Links for the 3 accommodation listings.
I am researching education policy, and my advisor has asked me to find reliable government datasets.

Please help me identify several popular education-related datasets on data.gov. I'm specifically looking for those published at the federal level with high download counts.

Once you've identified these datasets, search Google Scholar to find highly-cited academic papers that have utilized them in their research. Please prioritize papers with over 100 citations.

Following that, check GitHub for corresponding code implementations related to these papers. Focus on projects with a significant number of stars and recent updates.

Finally, please provide a summary indicating which dataset offers both strong academic recognition and readily available code, allowing me to begin my work efficiently.
I’m planning a *La La Land*-themed anniversary activity in Los Angeles. First, go to IMDb and check the film details. In the **Filming Locations** or **Trivia** section, confirm the real names of these three key locations: the jazz club where Seb plays piano (**The Lighthouse Cafe**), the pier where the leads walk (**Hermosa Beach Pier**), and **Griffith Observatory**.  

Next, go to Google Maps and check whether all three places are open this Saturday; if the current page does not yet show business hours for this Saturday, check the status for the nearest visible Saturday instead. Then plan a driving route in this order: **club -> pier -> observatory**, and confirm whether the total driving distance is within **40 miles**.  

Finally, using the observatory as the center point, find a restaurant on TripAdvisor within **2 miles**, with a **“Romantic”** style. Prefer one with a rating of **4.5+** and with reviews that explicitly mention **“View.”** If too few options meet all criteria, keep the **2-mile** and **“Romantic”** requirements unchanged, but relax the rating threshold to **4.0** and note the reason for this relaxation.  

Output the names of the three filming locations and their Saturday open status, the total mileage calculated by Google Maps, and the final selected restaurant’s name, rating, and TripAdvisor link, and indicate whether its reviews include the keyword **“View.”**
I’m planning to drive a Hyundai Ioniq 5 AWD from Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon Visitor Center at the end of next month. I don’t fully trust the official range figures, so I need you to create a conservative charging plan for me.

First, go to Car and Driver and find the tested **“75 mph highway range”** for this model (or the same-generation AWD version).  
Then, go to YouTube and find a real-world winter/cold-weather range test video for this model, and note how many miles it achieved (use the **lowest tested value** mentioned in the video title or description).

Compare these two numbers and use the smaller one as my **“safe range”**.

Finally, plan the route in Google Maps and include **3 specific CCS charging stations** as stops along the way. Requirement: each leg of the trip (**start → stop 1 → stop 2 → stop 3 → destination**) must have a driving distance that does not exceed the “safe range.”

Output requirements:
1. Car and Driver’s measured 75 mph range and the article link;  
2. The winter tested range from the YouTube video, plus the video title and link;  
3. The final “safe range” value;  
4. The names of the 3 planned charging stations;  
5. The driving distance (miles) for each of the 4 legs shown in Google Maps;  
6. The final Google Maps route share link.
Yesterday, I saw a deep learning lecture on Eventbrite. The speaker was Yann LeCun, and the topic was the development history of convolutional neural networks. It was scheduled for last Wednesday at 8 PM. Unfortunately, I had an engagement and missed the live broadcast. Could you help me find a recording of it?

First, please search on YouTube for a full recording of this lecture. For any relevant videos, note down the video title, duration, viewership, and publication date.

Next, check Bilibili (B站) to see if anyone has uploaded a version with Chinese subtitles or created an explanatory video about it. Please also note down the relevant information for those.

Finally, visit MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) to see if there are any courses or lecture resources related to Yann LeCun.

I want to compare these platforms to determine the best learning approach – whether it's by watching the original recording, a Chinese explanatory video, or a systematic course.
I plan to attend a music event in Austin on a specific weekend next month.

Please start by searching Eventbrite for music events happening in Austin on that weekend. Identify a popular event or one with fast-selling tickets, and then determine its name, specific location, and date.

Once the event is selected, use its location as the central point to search Airbnb for accommodations within walking distance. I require properties with good reviews, ideally host-managed, and choose the option that offers the best value for money.

Following this, based on the event date, search for flights from New York (JFK) to Austin (AUS). Ensure the arrival time allows ample time before the event begins, and preferably find a direct flight.

Finally, compile the key details for this complete itinerary (event, accommodation, and flights) and provide an estimated total cost.
I’m planning to attend an expo at ExCeL London next month. Please help me arrange the itinerary:

First, search on Google Flights for round-trip tickets from New York (JFK) to London (LHR). Choose an outbound flight on a Tuesday in the middle of next month, and a return flight on Sunday of the same week. The flight must be nonstop, and the outbound flight must arrive in London before 11:00 AM so I can attend the event in the afternoon. Filter for eligible Star Alliance flights. If there are no nonstop options on that date, switch to adjacent dates within the same week; if there are still no nonstop options, select the option with the shortest layover and clearly note it.

Then go to Booking.com to find hotels matching the above itinerary (check-in on the outbound date, check-out on the return date). Filters: 4 stars or above, rating 8.5 or higher, and within 1 mile of ExCeL London.

Next, use Google Maps to verify: calculate the actual walking distance from the selected hotel to ExCeL London to ensure it is indeed within 1 mile; and plan a public transit route from the hotel to the Victoria and Albert Museum on Saturday of the same week.

Finally, check the V&A Museum’s official website to confirm the opening hours for that Saturday.

Please output:
1. Flight airline, flight number, departure/arrival times, and Google Flights link;
2. Hotel name, star rating, review score, and Booking link;
3. Google Maps-verified walking distance from hotel to venue, public transit duration to the museum, and route link;
4. V&A Museum Saturday opening hours.
I am planning an off-road photography trip to Moab, UT in my Jeep next weekend.

First, use AllTrails to find an "Off-road driving" trail near Moab, UT. The trail must meet the following criteria: "Hard" difficulty, a rating above 4.5, and a length exceeding 10 miles. Select the trail with the highest number of reviews.

After identifying the trail, go to Weather.com to check the probability of rain in Moab for the upcoming Saturday or Sunday. Confirm that the rain probability is below 20% for safety.

Finally, on Google Maps, plan a driving route from the "Moab Information Center" to the trailhead of the selected off-road route. Utilize the "Search along the route" feature to locate a gas station with a rating of 4.0 or higher along this planned route.

Output: Trail Name, AllTrails Rating, Trail Length, Weather.com Rain Probability, Selected Gas Station Name and Rating, Google Maps Route Link.
I’m a parent of two children preparing a family course on **Ancient Greek Mythology**. Please help me create an interactive reading list that combines **books + physical artifacts**.

First, go to **Goodreads** and browse the “Greek Mythology” topic. Under the **“Childrens”** category, find **3** popular children’s books with ratings above 4.0. To ensure data accuracy, open each book’s detail page and record the **exact number of ratings** for each title (e.g., 12,345 rather than 12k).

Next, go to **OpenLibrary** and search for these three books. Use the sidebar filters to show only **English editions (Language: English)**, and confirm their current borrowing status (prioritize editions showing the blue **“Borrow”** button; if you see **“Join waitlist,” “Checked out,”** or borrowing requires login, replace that book and note the reason for replacement in the results).

Finally, for one major mythological figure mentioned in each book title or description (such as Zeus, Athena, Poseidon, etc.), go to the **Getty Museum** (**getty.edu**) and find one corresponding piece of ancient art (e.g., sculpture, pottery).

Output required for each book:  
- Title  
- Author  
- Exact Goodreads rating count  
- OpenLibrary borrowing status  
- Getty collection item name  
- Detail-page links from all three platforms