query answers a question about the person’s own life: where they went, what they ate, what they did, and what they booked or planned.
How it works
An agent runs on Rollup’s server. It turns the question into tool calls, such as finding places, listing visits or counting days. Each tool call comes back to the iPhone, runs against the index, and only its text result goes back to the server. This repeats until the agent can answer, usually in a few steps. The agent answers as someone who knows the person’s life (“You went to…”), uses the venue and city names the index holds, and says it does not know rather than guessing.The answer
String
The answer, in plain language.
[String]
PhotoKit local identifiers of the photos the answer rests on, most telling first.
Bool
true when the question was not about the person’s own life. The text then says what query can answer.What it declines
query answers only questions about the person’s own life. General knowledge, news, advice, math, code, writing, translation and requests to ignore its instructions are declined. “What’s the name of the restaurant I went to in Lisbon?” is answered; “What are good restaurants in Lisbon?” is declined.
Limits
- A question can be up to 1,000 characters.
- An answer takes a few seconds to about 20 seconds and needs a network connection.
- Each step counts toward your app’s rate limits and monthly token budget. See Limits and budgets.