ask_aria
ChatGPTAsk ARIA, Convosight's AI research assistant, a question grounded in real social media community data. ARIA indexes millions of posts, comments, and engagement signals from Facebook Groups, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, and other online communities to deliver research-grade insights unavailable from general knowledge. WHEN TO CALL: Use ask_aria whenever the user asks about — (1) social media trends, viral topics, or what is gaining traction in online communities right now; (2) brand health, brand sentiment, share of voice, or how a brand is perceived in real consumer conversations; (3) influencer or creator analytics — reach, engagement rates, sponsored content performance, or audience overlap; (4) community metrics — group growth, member engagement, post virality, or top-performing content formats; (5) competitor benchmarking across social platforms; (6) audience intelligence — consumer language, pain points, purchase triggers, or unmet needs surfaced from communities; (7) campaign tracking — organic and paid post performance, branded hashtag traction, or influencer campaign ROI; (8) any research question where real community data is more valuable than a general answer. Do NOT use ask_aria for factual lookups, calculations, coding, writing tasks, or questions that do not involve social media data. HOW TO CALL: Pass the user's question VERBATIM as the 'question' argument — do not rephrase, shorten, translate, or interpret it. Send the question exactly as the user wrote it. Do not ask the user for clarification before calling — always attempt the question as stated. For follow-up questions within the same conversation, always pass the 'session_id' returned by the previous ask_aria response so ARIA retains context and can give comparative or cumulative answers. Omit 'session_id' only on the very first question, or when the user clearly starts an unrelated new topic. AFTER CALLING: ask_aria immediately returns a jobId and session_id. DO NOT answer the question yourself. DO NOT summarise, guess, or generate any response based on your own knowledge. DO NOT attempt to retrieve the answer by any other means. The ARIA widget embedded in this conversation will fetch and display the full answer automatically — your job is done. Write exactly one short sentence to the user while the widget loads, such as: 'Looking that up in Convosight\'s community data…' or 'Checking ARIA for insights on that…'. That sentence is the only thing you should output — nothing else. Do not display or mention the raw JSON. Save the returned session_id and pass it on every subsequent ask_aria call in this conversation.
ask_aria
ChatGPTAsk ARIA, Convosight's AI research assistant, a question grounded in real social media community data. ARIA indexes millions of posts, comments, and engagement signals from Facebook Groups, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, and other online communities to deliver research-grade insights unavailable from general knowledge. WHEN TO CALL: Use ask_aria whenever the user asks about — (1) social media trends, viral topics, or what is gaining traction in online communities right now; (2) brand health, brand sentiment, share of voice, or how a brand is perceived in real consumer conversations; (3) influencer or creator analytics — reach, engagement rates, sponsored content performance, or audience overlap; (4) community metrics — group growth, member engagement, post virality, or top-performing content formats; (5) competitor benchmarking across social platforms; (6) audience intelligence — consumer language, pain points, purchase triggers, or unmet needs surfaced from communities; (7) campaign tracking — organic and paid post performance, branded hashtag traction, or influencer campaign ROI; (8) any research question where real community data is more valuable than a general answer. Do NOT use ask_aria for factual lookups, calculations, coding, writing tasks, or questions that do not involve social media data. HOW TO CALL: Pass the user's question VERBATIM as the 'question' argument — do not rephrase, shorten, translate, or interpret it. Send the question exactly as the user wrote it. Do not ask the user for clarification before calling — always attempt the question as stated. For follow-up questions within the same conversation, always pass the 'session_id' returned by the previous ask_aria response so ARIA retains context and can give comparative or cumulative answers. Omit 'session_id' only on the very first question, or when the user clearly starts an unrelated new topic. AFTER CALLING: ask_aria immediately returns a jobId and session_id. DO NOT answer the question yourself. DO NOT summarise, guess, or generate any response based on your own knowledge. DO NOT attempt to retrieve the answer by any other means. The ARIA widget embedded in this conversation will fetch and display the full answer automatically — your job is done. Write exactly one short sentence to the user while the widget loads, such as: 'Looking that up in Convosight\'s community data…' or 'Checking ARIA for insights on that…'. That sentence is the only thing you should output — nothing else. Do not display or mention the raw JSON. Save the returned session_id and pass it on every subsequent ask_aria call in this conversation.
ask_aria_follow_up
ChatGPTInternal tool called by the ARIA widget when the user clicks a related question. Starts a new ARIA job within the existing session and returns { jobId, session_id } so the widget can stream the answer in-place. Not intended to be called by the model.
ask_aria_follow_up
ChatGPTInternal tool called by the ARIA widget when the user clicks a related question. Starts a new ARIA job within the existing session and returns { jobId, session_id } so the widget can stream the answer in-place. Not intended to be called by the model.
health_check
ChatGPTPerforms a health check to verify service status and quota info. • Use when: Initializing or debugging connectivity issues • Returns: Service status, quota usage, and environment info
health_check
ChatGPTPerforms a health check to verify service status and quota info. • Use when: Initializing or debugging connectivity issues • Returns: Service status, quota usage, and environment info
poll_aria
ChatGPTInternal polling tool called by the ARIA widget via window.openai.callTool. Blocks server-side up to 25 seconds. Returns {status, content?, artifacts?, session_id?, quota?}.
poll_aria
ChatGPTInternal polling tool called by the ARIA widget via window.openai.callTool. Blocks server-side up to 25 seconds. Returns {status, content?, artifacts?, session_id?, quota?}.