display-map
ChatGPTUse to display an interactive map for geographic discussion. Call this when the user asks to see, inspect, compare, or talk about a location, area, coastline, neighborhood, landmark, beach, city, or any map-based region. The tool accepts exactly one primary target: a map coordinate, a bounding box, or one or more locations. Locations may be supplied as coordinates or human-readable addresses. If coordinates are supplied, the tool reverse-geocodes them and computes a map bounding box that includes all locations. If addresses are supplied, the tool geocodes them to coordinates first. If no target is supplied, the tool uses the user's approximate ChatGPT-provided location when available, otherwise it defaults to San Francisco. The resulting widget lets the user pan, zoom, add pins, drag pins, delete pins, and expose the current bounding box, pin coordinates, reverse-geocoded addresses, and latest visible map image to the model through widget state for follow-up questions such as 'Tell me about this area' or 'Which pinned beach should I choose?'
display-map
ChatGPTUse to display an interactive map for geographic discussion. Call this when the user asks to see, inspect, compare, or talk about a location, area, coastline, neighborhood, landmark, beach, city, or any map-based region. The tool accepts exactly one primary target: a map coordinate, a bounding box, or one or more locations. Locations may be supplied as coordinates or human-readable addresses. If coordinates are supplied, the tool reverse-geocodes them and computes a map bounding box that includes all locations. If addresses are supplied, the tool geocodes them to coordinates first. If no target is supplied, the tool uses the user's approximate ChatGPT-provided location when available, otherwise it defaults to San Francisco. The resulting widget lets the user pan, zoom, add pins, drag pins, delete pins, and expose the current bounding box, pin coordinates, reverse-geocoded addresses, and latest visible map image to the model through widget state for follow-up questions such as 'Tell me about this area' or 'Which pinned beach should I choose?'
display-map
ChatGPTUse to display an interactive map for geographic discussion. Call this when the user asks to see, inspect, compare, or talk about a location, area, coastline, neighborhood, landmark, beach, city, or any map-based region. The tool accepts exactly one primary target: a map coordinate, a bounding box, or one or more locations. Locations may be supplied as coordinates or human-readable addresses. If coordinates are supplied, the tool reverse-geocodes them and computes a map bounding box that includes all locations. If addresses are supplied, the tool geocodes them to coordinates first. If no target is supplied, the tool uses the user's approximate ChatGPT-provided location when available, otherwise it defaults to San Francisco. The resulting widget lets the user pan, zoom, add pins, drag pins, delete pins, and expose the current bounding box, pin coordinates, reverse-geocoded addresses, and latest visible map image to the model through widget state for follow-up questions such as 'Tell me about this area' or 'Which pinned beach should I choose?'