Propose a fact for the owner to approve
proposeOffer a lasting fact found during other work: an account, a policy, a membership, who acts for them. Use this when something lasting comes up during other work, such as an account opened, a policy renewed or a new membership number, or when you read a document they attached here, and they have not yet said to keep it. A booking, an appointment, an amount owed or a due date is not one, unless they ask for it. Do not use for what they already said yes to; that is keep. Puts one fact the app learned or did for the owner (an account opened, a policy renewed, a new membership number) in front of them, with the shelf it belongs on and the app's name as its source. A document read for the owner, such as one attached to this chat, goes as one thing: its name in subject and each value under it in details, up to 40, kept with one tap. source is the message it came from, shown with it. It waits under Potential facts and is on file only when the owner keeps it.
Tool call template
This tool declares no required parameters. Add optional parameters from the input schema as needed.
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}Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| for | No | Who it is kept for: mine (only them, the default) or family (them and the person they share with). family only when their own words say it is shared ("our house", "for both of us") or it is a detail of a shared thing that is not private. | |
| part | No | Which part of a long answer to read: the answer's `next_part`. Leave it out for the first. | |
| facts | No | Several lasting facts at once, such as what a brief found that stays true, each with its own statement, shelf and source. They wait under Potential facts as one, and one yes keeps them. In place of statement. | |
| paper | No | What the document behind a thing like this is called, when one normally exists ("the policy", "a statement", "the card"). Omit it when a thing like this has no paper (where keys are kept, a letter, a preference). | |
| shelf | No | The shelf it belongs on, one of Money, Insurance, Home and cars, Health, Documents, Accounts, Business, Estate, People, Preferences or Travel and events; they confirm it when they keep it. One of their own goes in `also_on`. | |
| thing | No | The thing it belongs to, by the id a read returned (find, get_record). Omit for a new thing. | |
| source | No | The message it came from, when it was found in their messages: who it is from, when, and its subject. Shown with it under Potential facts and kept with it as where it came from. | |
| also_on | No | Optional: one of their own shelves, by its name, to put it on as well. | |
| details | No | For a document read for the owner (a blood test, a policy, a statement): each value or term as one sentence. The document is one thing, named in subject, and the owner keeps all of it with one tap. | |
| subject | No | A short name for what the fact is about, as a person would say it ("Water bill", "Will", "Visa ending 3054"), never a person in it or the opening words of the sentence. | |
| new_thing | No | The thing's name when no id is known ("Chase checking", "the Fenwick house"). One already on file by its number or name is used, and the result says which. | |
| not_these | No | Ids of things on file that a write brought back as having a name like this one, and that this is not; with `new_thing`, makes it a new thing. | |
| statement | No | One fact about the owner's life, as a sentence: something done in their name or learned about it. | |
| identifier | No | The number that names the thing, when there is one: a whole policy number or plate, or an institution with its last four. |