Finding a page is not reading it
Know when to look for sources—and what was actually retrieved.
Discovery and understanding differ
Google’s official URL context introduction distinguishes understanding a supplied link from discovering pages through search. They can serve the same task, but neither replaces the other.
Explain why you shared a website
For a new page, say whether the reference is for structure, brand facts or visual style. Supply essential facts directly in the conversation when needed. Websites may require login, scripts or regional access; a URL does not guarantee all its content can be read.
Separate evidence from inference
Distinguish facts confirmed by a source, interpretations of the page and new creative suggestions. For prices, event times and product specifications, keep sources and verification dates. This article discusses industry tool design; it does not state that UBAI uses this Google API.
Sources
Official sources checked on September 18, 2026. Product recommendations reflect UBAI’s editorial views.