Warrior0302/CAP-Bench huggingface dataset:
I’m planning to attend some art-related activities in Los Angeles this coming weekend and want an itinerary that feels full but not rushed. First, check the Getty website for exhibitions or events happening this weekend (lectures, workshops, guided tours, etc.), choose one that looks interesting, and record it. If there are no suitable options this weekend, then find the nearest upcoming Getty event within the next two weeks and note the reason for this adjustment.

Then go to Eventbrite and search for art-related events in Los Angeles for this Saturday and Sunday. Under the Art, Museums, or Culture categories, find 2–3 well-rated events. If the platform does not provide reliable rating data, use visible indicators such as registration popularity, follower/interest counts, or comments as evidence of being “well-rated,” and specify the basis in the output.

Arrange the Getty event and the Eventbrite events in chronological order, and use Google Maps to calculate driving time between each pair of consecutive event locations.

Help me filter for one feasible combination with these constraints:
- There must be sufficient time between every two events:  
  previous event end time + travel time + at least 30 minutes buffer ≤ next event start time.
- Keep 3–4 events in the final plan with no time conflicts.
- If fewer than 3 events can satisfy the constraints, keep all feasible events and explain why the count is insufficient.

For each event, output:
- Event name
- Start time
- End time (or duration)
- Venue address
- Brief description
- Event page link

For each adjacent event pair, output:
- Google Maps route link
- Driving distance
- Estimated travel time
I’m a beauty influencer looking for a few recently trending foundations on Sephora to recommend to my followers. First, search for “foundation” on Sephora, sort by best sellers, and identify 5 popular foundations with ratings above 4.5 and prices between $30 and $60. Record the brand name, exact product name, shade range (at least how many shades are available), price, and rating.

Then, search on Target for foundations from the same brands as these 5 Sephora products, prioritizing the exact same item when possible (matching name/line preferred), and check whether Target offers a lower price. Record Target’s price and stock status.

Finally, visit each of the 5 brands’ official websites (e.g., Fenty Beauty, NARS, etc.). Prioritize locating the product page corresponding to the same item selected on Sephora, and check whether the official site has bundle deals or promotions not available on Sephora/Target (such as a free mini with full-size purchase, member-exclusive pricing, etc.). Capture the official product page URL and promotion details.

If an exact match for any item cannot be found on Target or the brand’s official site, keep that item and mark the corresponding field as “Not found,” then continue with the remaining items.

Output fields for each foundation:
- Brand name  
- Full product name  
- Sephora price  
- Sephora rating  
- Number of shades  
- Target price  
- Target stock status (In stock / Out of stock / Not found)  
- Brand official website price  
- Official website promotion details (if any)  
- Sephora product URL  
- Target product URL  
- Brand official website product URL
I want to go to an event in Seattle within the next two weeks (preferably next Saturday) related to “AI” or “Technology.” First, search on Eventbrite and pick one event that fits the timing and appears relatively formal, then note the exact venue address. Next, go to TripAdvisor and find a hotel very close to that venue, with a requirement of at least 4 stars and a rating of 4.0 or higher. Finally, to confirm convenience, use Google Maps to plan a walking route from the hotel to the event venue, prioritizing options with a walking time of 15 minutes or less. If no option within 15 minutes meets the hotel criteria, keep the hotel criteria unchanged and choose the feasible hotel with the shortest walking time, then state the actual walking time in the output. Output the event name, hotel name, and the walking minutes shown on Google Maps.
I recently found a house in the distant suburbs of Houston that I'm interested in, located at 20306 Telge Rd, Tomball, TX 77377. Although the price is attractive, I'm concerned about high future commuting costs. I currently drive a 2022 Toyota RAV4, and I work in downtown Houston (using JPMorgan Chase Tower as the reference point).

Please help me calculate the commuting cost:
1. First, check on Zillow to confirm if this house is still for sale. While you're there, please also find its build year and listing price.
2. Use Google Maps to calculate how long it takes to drive from this house to JPMorgan Chase Tower at 8 AM on a Monday morning, and what the approximate one-way distance in miles is.
3. Go to Car and Driver to find the actual highway MPG (miles per gallon) for my car (2022 Toyota RAV4) in their reviews.
4. Finally, help me calculate the total: Assuming one round trip per day, 22 working days per month, and a gas price of $3 per gallon, how much would I likely spend on commuting fuel costs each month if I don't change my car?
I’m self-studying Prof. Patrick Winston’s *Artificial Intelligence* (6.034) on MIT OCW. The course is classic, but I want to connect it with the latest research.

First, search for this course on OCW, and make sure to check the **“Video Lectures”** filter in the left sidebar so we use a version that includes videos. After opening the course page, check the **Calendar** or **Syllabus** and find the topic title corresponding to **“Lecture 12.”**

Then, go to arXiv and use **Advanced Search**. Under the **Computer Science** category, search for that topic. Crucially, you must use the date selector to restrict the time range to the **most recent 24 months up to today**.

From the results, find the **first paper** whose **Comments** or **Abstract** explicitly mentions **“GitHub”** or **“Code available,”** and tell me its **title** and **arXiv ID**.

If there is no result under those conditions, keep the same topic and Computer Science category, widen the time range to the **most recent 36 months up to today**, search again, and explicitly note in the output that the relaxed time window was used.
I've recently been watching 'Inception' and was thoroughly impressed by its non-linear narrative and multi-layered dream structure. I'd like to systematically learn about such complex narrative techniques and screenwriting skills.

First, please go to the IMDb detail page for this movie. Specifically, focus on the technique-related keywords discussed by professional film critics and screenwriting enthusiasts in the comments section. Identify the screenwriting techniques mentioned, such as narrative structure, timeline management, and character arcs.

Then, using these keywords, search Coursera and edX for relevant film production or screenwriting courses. Ideally, these courses should have a rating of 4.5 or higher and be backed by a university or reputable institution. Please find 3-5 such courses, noting down the course title, platform, institution, rating, and main content focus.

Finally, on Amazon, search for screenwriting textbooks using these technique keywords. Find books with a rating of 4 stars or higher. Please select the 5 most relevant ones, examining the book cover, title, author, rating, and reader reviews to confirm they indeed cover these techniques.

Lastly, please compile a complete learning roadmap for me: What core techniques did the film use → Which courses systematically teach these → Which books can provide in-depth learning.
I just listened to Kanye West's 'Bound 2' and particularly loved the high-pitched vocal sample in it.
Please go to YouTube and find this song. Check the comments section to see if anyone mentions the name of the original song from which the sample was taken (remember to scroll through comments or sort by top comments).
Once the original song's name is identified, search for it on Genius.com. On the lyrics page, examine the annotations (by clicking on the highlighted lyrics) to confirm which specific lyric line was sampled in 'Bound 2'.
Finally, I want to purchase a vinyl record of this original song for my collection. Go to Discogs.com, search for the album containing this original song, filter the format by 'Vinyl', and find an available item with a 'Media Condition' rating of 'Near Mint' or 'Mint' and priced under $50. Provide me with the purchase link.
I am planning to fly from San Francisco to Austin this coming Friday to Sunday to attend a music festival. Please help me plan a complete weekend itinerary:

First, go to Eventbrite and search for music festival events in Austin for this coming Friday to Sunday. Find a large electronic or rock music festival and note its start time, end time, and specific venue address.

Then, use Google Flights to search for round-trip flights from San Francisco to Austin. The outbound flight must arrive in Austin at least 4 hours before the festival begins. The return flight should depart on the morning following the festival's end. Only consider direct flights, with a price under $500.

Next, go to Airbnb to find accommodation near the festival venue. Check-in on this coming Friday and check-out on the following Monday. Use Google Maps to verify that the walking distance from the accommodation address to the festival venue is indeed within 2 miles. Filter for listings with a rating of 4.5 or higher and a price under $150 per night.

Finally, use Yelp to search for restaurants near the accommodation address. Find three restaurants with a rating of 4 stars or higher, a price level of $$ or below, and that are currently open.

Output: Festival name, start time, end time, venue address, Eventbrite event page link; Outbound flight number, departure time, arrival time, price; Return flight number, departure time, arrival time, price, Google Flights booking link; Accommodation name, address, rating, price per night, walking distance to festival venue, Airbnb listing link, Google Maps distance verification screenshot link; Names, addresses, ratings, price levels, operating hours, and Yelp page links for the three restaurants.
Next Saturday, we are taking elderly family members and children to visit the Getty Villa in Los Angeles (please note: Villa, not Center). We expect to finish around 6 PM and need to find a place for dinner nearby. On TripAdvisor, starting from the Getty Villa, find 3 restaurants within a 10-minute drive, with a rating of 4 stars or higher. Please consider the preferences of our elderly family members, prioritizing Italian or seafood cuisine. Additionally, check reviews for mentions of "family-friendly" or "quiet." After selecting these 3 restaurants, check OpenTable for availability for 6 people between 6 PM and 7 PM next Saturday evening. Finally, list the names of these 3 restaurants, their ratings, positive aspects mentioned in reviews, and the specific available reservation times on OpenTable.
I’m planning to visit the Getty Center in Los Angeles this weekend (Saturday) to see an exhibition. First, check the official website to see whether there are any exhibitions in the **Current Exhibitions** section related to **ancient history** or **medieval art**, and confirm that your selected exhibition is open to the public on the planned travel day. After choosing the most interesting one, record its name.

Then, since I don’t want to spend the whole day only at the museum, search Eventbrite for Saturday afternoon or evening events near the Getty Center (in the Brentwood or Westwood area). Find one event in either the **“Music”** or **“Performing & Visual Arts”** category, preferably **free** or priced at **$50 or less**, and note its time and location.

Finally, use Google Maps to plan the route: assume I depart from Santa Monica at 10:00 AM, go to the Getty Center first, and then attend that event. Along the way, use **Search along the route** to find an Italian restaurant with a rating of **4.5 or above** for dinner. If there is no Italian restaurant rated 4.5+ along the route, choose the highest-rated Italian restaurant available along the route and specify its rating.

Please compile a complete itinerary schedule and the total travel time for the full route.
I’m working on a climate data monitoring project and want to regularly and automatically pull the latest climate data from NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Please help me find a climate-related dataset on data.gov that has an API, has been updated within the last 3 months, and is available in CSV format. Check the API documentation for the endpoint URL and authentication method.

Then, search GitHub to see whether anyone has written Python scripts for calling this type of federal data API. Find a project with as many stars as possible, still maintained within the past year (prefer non-archived), and review how the code handles API authentication and data parsing, including whether it implements pagination or rate-limiting logic.

If no dataset on data.gov meets all of these criteria (“updated within the last 3 months + CSV + NOAA + API”), relax the update window to the last 6 months first. If there is still no match, keep the NOAA and API requirements and record the actual available format.

Finally, provide a structured summary of the dataset’s API endpoint, required authentication parameters, and the key code logic from the GitHub project, and clearly indicate whether each condition is satisfied.
I'd like to purchase three highly replayable and well-regarded games during the current Steam sale. My budget is limited, with each game not exceeding 50 USD.

First, navigate to Steam's 'Specials' or 'Deals' section. Find several discounted games that are tagged with both 'RPG' and 'Indie'. Make sure to browse through multiple pages, not just the first one. Keep a record of these candidate games' names and their discounted prices.

Next, visit HowLongToBeat.com to check the 'Main Story' duration for each candidate game. Eliminate any 'quick-play' games with a Main Story duration shorter than 15 hours. Subsequently, go to Metacritic.com for the remaining games. Check if their Metascore is 80 or above, or if they have received the 'Must-Play' golden badge.

Finally, present the top three 'high-value' games that meet these criteria. For each selected game, provide its name, Steam discounted price, HLTB Main Story duration, Metacritic score, and your recommendation reason. If three perfect matches cannot be found, two suitable recommendations will suffice.
I recently discovered an electronic musician named 'Ross from Friends' on SoundCloud, and I find his style quite unique. I'd like to learn more about him.

Please start by navigating to his official SoundCloud page. Confirm if he is from the United Kingdom (UK) and identify the name of his track with the highest number of plays.

Then, search for this artist on the Discogs database. After confirming it's the same individual (by comparing tracks or musical style), please find his earliest physical release (e.g., Vinyl or Cassette). Specify the year of release and the title of this record.

Finally, check Wikipedia for an article about him. If an article exists, please provide his real name.

Please compile and present these three pieces of information: the SoundCloud track with the highest play count, the year and title of his earliest physical release from Discogs, and his real name (if available).
I am preparing for a live-streamed game series titled '2025's Most Playable Action-Adventure Games'. I need to select 3 high-quality and trending games for in-depth review.

First, go to Steam and search for 'Action-Adventure' games. Filter by the 'Action' and 'Adventure' tags, then sort by 'Sales' to identify the top 10 games on the current bestseller list. Record the game names, current prices, and discount information.

Next, for each of these 10 games, visit Metacritic to find their Metascore (media rating) and User Score for the PC platform. Retain only games with a Metascore of ≥75 AND a User Score of ≥7.5.

Then, go to HowLongToBeat to query the 'Main Story' completion time and 'Completionist' time for these filtered games. Further filter to include only games with a 'Main Story' completion time between 15-40 hours (games that are too short won't provide enough content for a series, and games that are too long might cause viewer drop-off).

Finally, search IGN for these remaining games to confirm if a review article exists. Record the IGN score, and check the completeness of the Wiki guide page (specifically, look for detailed quest walkthroughs and collectible location guides).

Please output a comparison table for the finally filtered games, including:
*   Game Name
*   Steam Price & Discount
*   Metacritic Media Score
*   Metacritic User Score
*   Main Story Completion Time
*   Completionist Time
*   IGN Score
*   IGN Guide Completeness (Complete/Partial/None)
*   Steam Detail Page Link
*   Metacritic Detail Page Link
*   HowLongToBeat Detail Page Link
*   IGN Review Link

From this list, recommend the 3 most suitable games for the live stream series, explaining the reasons based on dimensions such as scores, playtime, trending potential, and guide support.
I’m planning to go to Miami this weekend for an EDM party, and I need you to arrange a complete itinerary. I’ll be departing from New York and want to find an electronic music event on Saturday night (prioritize the nearest upcoming weekend within the next two weeks; if there is no suitable event that weekend, check the following weekend and state that in the output).

After finding the event, book a flight that arrives in Miami at least 4 hours before the event starts (if it’s a connecting flight, the layover must be at least 2 hours). Finally, find an Airbnb near the venue, with a walking time of no more than 15 minutes to the venue.

Please provide:
- Event name
- Venue name and address
- Event start time
- Eventbrite link
- Flight number
- Departure and arrival times
- If connecting, include layover city and layover duration
- Time difference between flight arrival and event start
- Airbnb listing link
- Airbnb address
- Walking distance and walking time from Airbnb to venue
- Google Maps walking route link
I've recently been researching 3D reconstruction techniques related to Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF), and I'd like to reproduce experiments from a representative paper.

Please help me search arXiv for papers with titles containing 'Neural Radiance Fields' or 'NeRF', filtering for those published since January 2024 and categorized under Computer Vision (cs.CV). From these, identify 3 seemingly important papers (based on their titles and abstracts), and record their arXiv ID, title, authors, and publication date.

Then, search for these 3 papers individually on Semantic Scholar. For each paper, check its TLDR summary, total citation count, and highly influential citation count. Select the paper with the highest total citation count as the target paper.

For this target paper, expand to view its complete citation statistics. Switch to the 'Citations' tab, filter for 'Highly Influential' citations, and from these, identify 3 subsequent works that also have a relatively high citation count (indicating that the target paper indeed had a significant impact).

Finally, output: the target paper's arXiv ID, title, authors, publication date, arXiv link, TLDR summary, total citation count, highly influential citation count, and Semantic Scholar link; along with the titles, citation counts, and Semantic Scholar links for the 3 highly influential subsequent works.
As a Cyberpunk 2077 player, I've encountered an issue where a recent automatic game update has rendered my core mod, 'Cyber Engine Tweaks', inoperable. Could you please assist me in performing a compatibility troubleshooting process:

1.  First, navigate to the 'News' section on the Cyberpunk 2077 Steam store page, find, and record the game's latest version number (Patch number).
2.  Then, search GitHub for 'Cyber Engine Tweaks' and proceed to the repository with the most stars.
3.  On the 'Releases' page, check if the latest published Mod version explicitly states support for the Steam game version you just found.
4.  Next, a crucial step: go to the 'Issues' page, sort the issues by 'Recently updated' using the filter, and examine the first few 'Open' issues to determine if there are widespread user reports of crashes for this version.

Finally, please provide me with:
*   The current game version number.
*   The recommended Mod version to download.
*   Whether it is advisable to update the Mod at this time, based on the Issues review.
I’m planning a backpacking trip to Thailand, but I take Sertraline and Omeprazole daily and I’m worried about drug interactions.  
Please first check the CDC website to identify which vaccines are listed for travel to Thailand as **“Routine”** and which are **“Recommended.”**  

Please pay special attention to the **malaria prevention** guidance and note down the names of all antimalarial medications mentioned on the page.  

Then, go to the **Drugs.com Interaction Checker** tool and enter my two daily medications together with all the CDC-mentioned antimalarial drugs to evaluate whether there are any serious interactions.  

Finally, tell me which antimalarial option has the **lowest side-effect risk** for me (i.e., the fewest interactions or the mildest interaction severity). If there is a tie, list all tied options and explain the interaction severity basis for each.
I want to systematically learn MLOps (Machine Learning Operations) and plan to earn a certificate on Coursera. Please help me find relevant courses, but I have two strict requirements: the difficulty level must be **"Intermediate"**, and the duration must be **"1–3 Months."**  

To ensure quality, please prioritize sorting by **Highest Rated**. If that sort option is unavailable on the current page or only visible after login, then, among the results that already match the two filters above, choose the course with the highest rating from the top few visible results and state the basis for your selection. After selecting a course, note the instructor’s name.  

Since I’m concerned the teaching style might be too dry, I’d like to verify it. Please search YouTube for the instructor’s name and find a publicly available talk or long-form teaching video with the **highest view count** and a duration of **more than 20 minutes** (no Shorts or brief promo clips).  

Finally, provide the **course title**, **instructor name**, and the **YouTube video title and link**. If you encounter login/paywall restrictions on Coursera that prevent viewing full course details, record where the restriction occurs and continue the task using all visible information.
I want to undertake a systematic study of the 'Llama 3' model.

First, please search for 'Llama 3' on HuggingFace and identify the model version with the highest download count that is tagged for 'text-generation'. Then, navigate to its Model Card. Specifically, examine the 'Uses' section for applicable scenarios and note the Deep Learning Framework (e.g., PyTorch or TensorFlow) indicated in the sidebar.

Once the framework and task type are confirmed, proceed to Coursera to find three relevant Specializations. These Specializations must include either 'Generative AI' or 'Natural Language Processing' as keywords, be rated as 'Intermediate' difficulty, and have a minimum rating of 4.5 stars. Please browse through multiple pages to check for courses offered by reputable institutions such as DeepLearning.AI or Stanford.

Finally, provide me with the name of the identified model and the names, institutions, and ratings for the three selected courses.