Come, find, compare: order instead of request

The difference between a request and an order is like between “show me the shelves” and “bring three cans with the latest expiration date.” A request is keywords, an order is an action with a clear outcome. The agent is strong precisely where you need to go around several places and consolidate data: “go to 3-4 services, write down the price and term for each, compare.” Mechanics: the agent performs actions in turn, so it needs a scale (“where to look”) and an axis of comparison (“by what”). Without an axis, it will return disparate facts that cannot be compared. Technique: define the comparison immediately as “same columns for each option” - then the result itself will appear in the table. The second trick: limit the search area (“within my city”, “only official websites of manufacturers”) - this cuts off random sites and advertising. Insider: the words “compare by” and “for each” switch the agent from the “found something” mode to the “collected comparable” mode. A typical mistake is to leave the wording with keywords and be surprised that the result is the same as a regular search.